Saga

Saga Prefecture, nestled in the Kyushu region of Japan, offers a blend of rich history, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Known for its exquisite ceramics, particularly from the towns of Arita and Imari, Saga is a haven for art enthusiasts. The prefecture’s lush landscapes are perfect for outdoor adventures, with attractions like the stunning Mifuneyama Rakuen garden and the serene Yūtoku Inari Shrine. Food lovers can indulge in Saga’s renowned beef and fresh seafood. The annual Saga International Balloon Fiesta adds a vibrant touch to the region’s charm. Whether exploring ancient castles or relaxing in hot springs, Saga provides a unique and memorable travel experience.

Latest in Saga

Discover Saga Prefecture’s World of Ceramics and Heritage

Discover Saga Prefecture’s World of Ceramics and Heritage

Chiwataya bakery: organic bread and curated goods in Higashisonogi

Chiwataya bakery: organic bread and curated goods in Higashisonogi

Discovering Kyushu: Top Things to Do in Saga Prefecture

Discovering Kyushu: Top Things to Do in Saga Prefecture

Gardens & Parks

Ogi’s Lantern Festival in Full of Autumn Colors!

Ogi’s Lantern Festival in Full of Autumn Colors!

Autumn Visit to the Arita Ceramics festival

Autumn Visit to the Arita Ceramics festival

Stay at Hoyoso Ryokan and Crab Feast at Tara

Stay at Hoyoso Ryokan and Crab Feast at Tara

Admire the Colors of Autumn at Daikozenji Temple

Admire the Colors of Autumn at Daikozenji Temple

Discover Japanese Garden in Autumn at Kunenan

Discover Japanese Garden in Autumn at Kunenan

Join the Local Wind Bell Festival at the Pottery Village in Imari

Join the Local Wind Bell Festival at the Pottery Village in Imari

Trace the Footsteps of Jacques Mayol in Karatsu, Saga.

Trace the Footsteps of Jacques Mayol in Karatsu, Saga.

Beaches & Islands

Visit the Spiritual Spots at Takeo Onsen, Saga

Visit the Spiritual Spots at Takeo Onsen, Saga

Gardens & Parks

Latest Spots in Saga

Ginkgo Tree of Arita

Ginkgo Tree of Arita

ESTABLISHMENT POINT OF INTEREST

Nestled in Arita lies the majestic Ginkgo Tree, a serene sanctuary cherished by travelers for its ancient charm and towering...

Arita Annual Pottery Festival

Arita Annual Pottery Festival

ESTABLISHMENT POINT OF INTEREST

Explore the Arita Annual Pottery Festival from April 29 to May 5 in the charming pottery town of Arita, renowned...

Mifuneyama Rakuen

Mifuneyama Rakuen

ESTABLISHMENT POINT OF INTEREST

Nestled at the base of Mount Mifune, Mifuneyama Rakuen in Saga Prefecture boasts a sprawling Japanese garden offering breathtaking seasonal...

Tōzan Shrine (Sueyama Shrine)

Tōzan Shrine (Sueyama Shrine)

ESTABLISHMENT PLACE OF WORSHIP

Tucked away in Arita, Tōzan Shrine stands out for its unique use of porcelain in its torii and surroundings. A...

First hand accounts of travel in Saga

Arita’s traditional ware – beautiful Arita ceramics

January 28, 2017

Murahachi, a stylish local izakaya in Saga

Try a unique version of a traditional Japanese sweet

A day trip to a hot spring, Yoshinogari

A British style cafe/tearoom in the heart of Saga

Arita in Saga, 4 less known Places worh visiting!

An Important Cultural and Historical Site – Yoshinogari Historical Park

Hot air balloon festival in Saga

February 29, 2016

Exploring one of Saga’s hidden gems, Karatsu

February 24, 2016

Cherry Blossoms in Ogi Park, Saga

February 19, 2016

The easiest Underground System to use, the Fukuoka Underground

February 17, 2016