Imari Furusato Village Roadside Station
A roadside station in Imari, dealing in local produce and pottery.
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A roadside station in Imari, dealing in local produce and pottery.
A village of kilns in Imari, in the valley where the Nabeshima domain's official kiln stood.
Fruit picking at Minamihata in Imari, with pears and grapes.
A kiln in Arita, with a factory tour and the chance to choose pieces to take home.
A sake brewery in Imari, founded in 1716, which keeps a mummified kappa.
A 518-metre mountain on the border of Arita and Takeo, with a run of rock peaks.
Torii in Tara. With the tides of the Ariake Sea, their feet sink beneath the water.
A prefectural science centre in Takeo, with one of the largest planetariums in Kyushu.
A shrine in Kashima, counted among Japan's three great Inari, with vermilion halls built out on pillars.
A waterfall and park in Ureshino, falling in three stages.
A shrine in Takeo with a camphor tree said to be 3,000 years old standing behind it.
A theme park in Ureshino built around ninja and an Edo townscape.
An amusement park in Takeo where you can meet squirrels.
A centre in Ureshino dealing in Ureshino tea, with tea sessions.