Saga Prefectural Tea Experiment Station
The prefecture's tea experiment station. It studies the varieties and manufacture of Ureshino tea.
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The prefecture's tea experiment station. It studies the varieties and manufacture of Ureshino tea.
The prefecture's livestock experiment station. It works on the improvement of Saga beef cattle.
The prefecture's Ariake Fisheries Promotion Center. It studies nori and the Ariake Sea.
Saga University's Institute of Ocean Energy in Imari. It studies technology for generating power from temperature differences in the sea.
A Tendai temple in Ogi, where you can copy sutras and stand under the waterfall in austerity.
A day-use hot spring in Saga City, with an open-air bath and a dining room.
A farm at Mitse in Saga City, where you can meet the animals, with dairy goods.
A 75-metre waterfall in Ogi, an object of worship in itself, with carp restaurants along the approach.
A hot spring in Saga City on the upper Kase River, with tepid alkaline water.
A museum in Saga City on the hot-air balloon competition held there each autumn.
A roadside station at Yamato in Saga City, dealing in local produce.
Salt-marsh plants growing along the Ariake shore in Saga City, which turn red in autumn.
A timber reconstruction of the main hall of Saga Castle, telling the story of the domain in the late Edo period.
A bridge over the Chikugo River whose central span lifts to let boats pass; an important cultural property.
An observation hall on the top floor of the Saga prefectural office, over the city and the Ariake Sea.
A centre on the shore of the Kitayama dam lake in Saga City, with lodging and dining.
A children's amusement park in Kono Park, Saga City.