Sightseeing Spot Spots in Tosu / Yoshinogari Area
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- Saga Pref. Kanzakishi Kanzakimachikuha
- "A National Place of Scenic Beauty located in Ikuwa, Kanzaki-machi, Kanzaki City. The site consists of a garden and a villa which was built by Saga businessman Yataro Itami in 1892. Its name literally means the ""Nine Year Hermitage,"" a reference to the nine years it took to complete the garden. The site is opened to the general public each year in the fresh verdure of spring and the autumn foliage of fall."
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When you are in Fukuoka/Hakata in autumn, be sure to visit the villa at Kunanen Garden if the timing is right. The garden and villa are open only 9 days in the autumn so you have to check online to...
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- Ryosenji Temple Ruins
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- Saga Kanzaki-gun Yoshinogaricho Matsuguma
- This Buddhist temple is said to have been founded in 709 on the orders of Empress Genmei by the priest Tanyo Shonin. While it was once one of the Kyushu's most important temples, today only the Otogohodo sanctuary from the Edo period remains. It is said to be the birthplace of Japanese tea cultivation.
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- Yoshinogari Ruins
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- Saga Kanzaki-gun Yoshinogari Machida Te 1843
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- Sagano Eiffel To
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- Saga Pref. Kanzakishi Kanzakimachiosaki
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- Sakamoto Shugakuin
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- Saga Kanzaki-gun Yoshinogari Cho Matsuguma Sakamoto 1400
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- Sefuri Valley no Sakura Namiki
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- Saga Kanzaki-shi Sefurimachi Hirotaki
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- Tashiro Park
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- Saga Tosu-shi Yubimachi
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- Magpie Habitat
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- Saga Kanzaki-shi
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- Sefuri Valley no Sakura Namiki
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- Saga Kanzaki-shi
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- Sengokuyama sasanqua native northern limit zone
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- Saga Prefecture Kanzaki-gun Yoshinogari
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- Magpie Habitat
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- Saga Miyaki-gun Miyakicho
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- Magpie Habitat
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- Saga Kanzaki-gun
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- Magpie Habitat
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- Saga Miyaki-gun Kiyamacho Sonobe
Saga Areas
Away from the fast-paced cities of mainland Japan, Kyushu’s Saga prefecture offers quaint towns and cities known for their traditional crafts, particularly ceramics. Rich in kaolin (a type of clay), Saga became the homeland of Arita ware, a delicate, decorative porcelain that is now celebrated worldwide and can be discovered in the towns of Arita, Imari, and Karatsu.
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