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Saga travel guide
Yutoku Inari Jinja, and the porcelain torii of Tozan Jinja. Arita, Imari and Karatsu ware, Saga beef, and the squid of Yobuko. Saga, set out category by category.
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297 regional entries. This is not the number of facilities.
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Sightseeing spots
Scenery and town walks. Find the places you want to go.
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Imari · Place · candidate to visit
Okawachiyama
The valley of the Nabeshima domain's official kiln. A barrier was set up so that the technique could not leak out.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilityKaratsu · Place · candidate to visit
Karatsu Kunchi
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Fourteen lacquer-finished floats move through the town.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilityShrines & temples
Learn the history and culture, and prepare for your visit.
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Kashima · Place · candidate to visit
Yutoku Inari Jinja
A vermilion main hall thrust out from the slope on a kakezukuri frame. It is often counted with Fushimi and Toyokawa among the three great Inari shrines of Japan.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilityArita · Place · candidate to visit
Tozan Jinja
The torii, the guardian lions and the great lanterns are all made of Arita porcelain. It enshrines Yi Sam-pyeong, held to be the father of Japanese porcelain. The local industry became the material of the shrine itself: few examples show as plainly that faith and industry do not exist separately.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilityMiyaki · Place · candidate to visit
Chiriku Hachimangu
It preserves the okayu-dameshi, in which the year is read from the state of a bowl of gruel. First shrine of Hizen Province.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilitySpecialties & souvenirs
Look up local specialties and save them to your shopping notes.
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See all Specialties & souvenirs in Saga (0)Crafts & industry
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Saga · Crafts & industry entry
Arita Ceramic Art Museum
Arita Ceramic Art Museum. It covers the history of the production area.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilitySaga · Crafts & industry entry
Koransha Akaemachi Studio
Koransha in Arita. It shows painting techniques at its Akaemachi Studio.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilitySaga · Crafts & industry entry
Fukagawa-Seiji China on the Park
Fukagawa-Seiji in Arita. It opens its factory and exhibits its manufacturing.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilityArt & culture
Widen your travel themes with art and culture entries.
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Saga · Place · candidate to visit
Saga Prefectural Art Museum and Museum
An architecturally awarded building, holding the painter Okada Saburosuke and the province's porcelain.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilityArita · Place · candidate to visit
Kyushu Ceramic Museum
The largest systematic collection of Kyushu ceramics, tracing Arita porcelain unbroken from the 1600s to now.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilityArita · Place · candidate to visit
Arita Porcelain
Japanese porcelain began when a Korean potter found the right stone here in 1616; within decades it was shipping to Europe.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facility100 Regional Revitalization Picks
100 local highlights chosen by each prefecture. Find candidates in nature, food and experiences.
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Saga · Place · candidate to visit
Genemon Kiln
A kiln in Arita, keeping to traditional painting.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilitySaga · Place · candidate to visit
Hokuzan Dam
A dam in Saga City on the upper Kase River, with water sports on the lake.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilitySaga · Place · candidate to visit
Experience: Shakyō and Takigyō at the Tendai Sect Old Temple Hōjiin
A Tendai temple in Ogi, where you can copy sutras and stand under the waterfall in austerity.
Reference scenery of the region · not a photo of this facilityTransport and accommodation, too
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