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Around Saga City

Category

G-Collection

Leisure / Hobbies

Saga Pref. Sagashi Chuouhonmachi 1-24 Kitamura Building 2F

This club opened in 1998 and has enjoyed the strong popularity of many clubbers as one of the city's most venerable. It is operated as a music bar where you can relax and enjoy music and drinks on weekdays, and as a club where you can live it up with various club music on weekends and for events.
Kiyomizu-no-taki Waterfall

Travel / Tourism

Saga Pref. Ogishi Ogimachimatsuo

"Located around 25 minutes' drive from the Saga Yamato Interchange on the Nagasaki Expressway, Kiyomizu-no-taki Waterfall on the upper reaches of Kiyomizu River has been included in the list of ""100 Most Beautiful Rivers, Springs and Waterfalls in Japan."" The impressive sight of the 13 meter-wide stream of clear water crashing down from a height of 75 meters led to the waterfall being given the alternative name Tamasudare (""Beaded Screen""). Kiyomizu-no-taki Waterfall has since ancient times been associated with the worship of Kannon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy, and Kiyomizu Kannon Hochi-in Temple located at the outlet of the waterfall's plunge pool is famous as a sacred spot for meditating by a waterfall. The area near the waterfall is known as the ""retreat"" of the city of Ogi, and has many restaurants serving carp dishes, which are a famous local specialty; in the summer months, many people visit the waterfall and the surrounding area to escape the oppressive summer heat. In the autumn, the autumn foliage gives the area near the waterfall a different but equally beautiful appearance."
Mitsuze Soba

4.0

32 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Saga Pref. Sagashi Mitsusemuramitsuse 2858-2

"A soba noodle restaurant situated along National Route 263 in Mitsuse Mitsuse-mura, Saga City. Located in an area at the foot of the Sefuri Mountains where quality spring water flows known as Mitsuse's ""Soba Highway,"" the establishment is known as a having pioneered soba making here. The restaurant's signature dish is its ""Ita Soba""-a three-person portion of soba noodles piled on top of a seiro steaming basket."

五年前に伺った時と店内が変わりこじんまりして、田舎の古民家風な雰囲気もディスプレイはなくなり単なる食堂みたいな感じでした。昔をしってるだけにとても残念な気持ちでした。座敷がなくなりほとんどテーブル席でしたので赤ちゃんや小さなお子様連れにはむかないとおもいました。おそばは相変わらず安定した美味しさでした。コロナ対策は検温はなく、入り口あたりにぽっんと消毒液がおかれてるだけで、店員さん...
Masuda no Ogi Yokan

4.0

6 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Saga Pref. Ogishi Ogimachi 255

"A Japanese confectionary shop situated along the Karatsu Highway in Ogi-machi, Ogi City. The shop sells confections like Saga's renowned ""Ogi Yokan"" red bean jelly bars covered with a crunchy layer of sugar, ""Furusato Monaka"" red bean jam wafer cakes, and ""Maruboro"" pancakes. The shop is adjoined by a restaurant serving Japanese set meals (meal orders require an advance reservation)."

日帰りバス旅行で訪問しました。早く着きすぎ、羊羹を試食してから、ランチになりました。羊羹は昔ながらの淵が硬い物と、柔らかめの物などがあります。ランチはツアーですから、お味は普通。
Okuma Shigenobu Memorial Museum Former Residence

Travel / Tourism

Saga Saga-shi Mizugae 2-11-11

This historic building and museum located at 2-chome, Mizugae, Saga City has been designated as a national historic site. It is the birthplace and former home of Okuma Shigenobu, a politician who is also known as the founder of Waseda University. Personal belongings of Shigenobu Okuma are on display in the museum.
Kakureisen

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Saga Saga-shi Fujicho Furuyu 875

A hot spring hotel located in Furuyu, Fuji-cho, Saga City. The hotel's bathhouse makes use of the waters of the Furuyu Onsen alkaline simple ion spring, which are said to treat such ailments as chronic rheumatism, nerve pain, neuritis, and movement disorders of the bones and joints, as well as aid recovery from external wounds and fatigue. Facilities include an indoor bath area and a private reservable garden bath as well as the hotel's famous natural sand spring bath, which has a sandy bottom from which wells hot spring water. The hotel's bathhouse is also open to non-guests.
Chateau Bunga

4.5

13 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Saga Pref. Sagashi Yamatochoukuchi 2592-1

Located approximately one minute from the Saga-Yamato Interchange on the Nagasaki Expressway, this French restaurant popular in the local area is what automatically comes to mind for French restaurants in Saga Prefecture. It has been making French dishes enjoyed by Japanese people that are not over the top for half a century, and continues to unveil their own unique taste. You can enjoy their specialty curry in courses with hors d'oeuvres, soup and dessert, and even bring it home as curry sauce. In addition to full courses, their course with small portions using seasonal ingredients is very popular.

サービス料を取る水準では無くなりました。合理化が進んだからなのかもしれません。給料が減ったのかもしれません。理由はわかりませんが居酒屋レベルです。
Saga Berry Forest

Leisure / Hobbies

Saga Pref. Sagashi Kubotachoutokuman Alley

"A tourist farm where visitors can compare and contrast popular strawberry varieties from all over Japan. 50-minute all-you-can-eat strawberry picking is available from early January through GW every year, and the main varieties grown include ""Hoshi no Kirameki"" with a good balance of sourness and sweetness, ""Oi C Berry"" rich in vitamin C, and ""Saga Honoka"" which accounts for over 70% of the total area of strawberry production in the prefecture. The latest multi-level high cultivation system has been introduced, making the farm popular with families of all ages, from baby strollers to wheelchairs."
Tsuruya Saga Main Store

4.5

3 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Saga Saga-shi Nishiuomachi 1

こちらのお店は大きな鳥居をくぐってすぐ左手に店があり店舗の前には広い駐車場があるので車で行った者としてはとても助かりました。店内には和菓子が置いてありました。近年どこの町に行ってもある大量生産されたお菓子店とは違いそこの店だけの和菓子が並んでいました。どれも美味しそうでした。昨日購入したばかりなので食べてはおりませんが、とても楽しみです。支払いにクレジットカードが使えました。店内でいた...
Koyo Kaku

4.0

21 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Saga Saga-shi Shimodamachi 3-31

佐賀ラーメン初体験。地元で人気の「とんこつ一筋！」という感じのお店でした。土曜の午後でしたが、客が途切れず駐車スペースも満杯。具材はとてもシンプル。海苔とチャーシューがデフォルト。自分はさらに生卵入りを選択。それでも650円です。とんこつが溶け出したスープはとろみがあって満足を感じました。
Yorozu Bo Ekimachi 1Chome Saga

Travel / Tourism

Saga Saga-shi Ekimae Chuo 1-11-20 JR Saga Sta. Higashidate Konai
Jofuku Cycle Road

Travel / Tourism

Saga Saga-shi Morodomicho Hoka
Furuyu Onsen Ryokan Yamatoya

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Saga Saga-shi Fujicho Furuyu 860
Midoriya Chaho

Gourmet / Alcohol

Saga Saga-shi Honjomachi Honjo 276-1
Muraokaya Main Store

4.0

24 Reviews

Gourmet / Alcohol

Saga Saga-shi Ekiminamihonmachi 3-18

"Founded in 1928, the confectionery has been in business for over 40 years and is famous for its famous Kyushu confectionery ""Saganishiki,"" which has won the Monde Selection top gold medal in consecutive years, as well as a variety of other popular products such as ""Maruboro"" and ""Nabeshima-sama."

佐賀では有名な菓子店。佐賀銘菓の丸ぼうろや小城羊羹も販売していますが、村岡屋でお勧めなのは「さが錦」というバームクーヘンに似たお菓子です。栗入りと小豆入りの2種類があります。
Kubota Fureai Creek Park

Leisure / Hobbies

Saga Saga-shi Kubotacho Shinden 1259-1

A water park built on a magnificent site of about 10,000 square meters that's a great fit for Kubota-cho with its many creeks. It lets people get more used to having water around, helping them reflect on the history and topography of the countryside and its aquatic features. Lots of people go there to relax. It is divided into three areas: a still water area, a dynamic water area, and a light and water area.
Domeki Falls Fureaikan

Travel / Tourism

Saga Saga-shi Mitsusemura Sanze 2648-3

A small waterfall in Mitsuse Village, Saga City and the setting of a tragic local story of double suicide. Long ago the waterfall had a larger drop, and the sound of the water falling was said to resemble a dragon's roar. That's how it got its name. Domeki Falls Fureaikan is on the banks of the Naruse River on the upper reaches of the Kase River.
Sugi-jinja Shrine

Travel / Tourism

Saga Saga-shi Mitsusemura Mi Se 409-1

A shrine built in 1264 at Sugiyashiki in Mitsuseyama Village by Noda Suo no Kami Oe Kiyohide, a Settsu samurai. It's said that long ago the grounds had 10,000 sacred cedar trees and that Shinto rituals were held throughout the generations. At present, about 200 impressive cedar trees remain on the grounds and are considered sacred.
Kakke Jizoson

Travel / Tourism

Saga Saga-shi Mitsusemura Sanze 993-4

"A statue of the Bodhisattva Jizo enshrined in 1393. It has been famous since ancient times for its miraculous ability to heal beriberi, and it receives a steady stream of visitors throughout the year. People began to call it the ""Yamanaka Jizoson"" after Noda Saburo Oe Iefusa took up Zen training as a priest at Haseyama Kannon Zenji Temple and built the sanctuary at the site of his grandfather's residence in the mountains and enshrined the statue with a Buddhist ritual. Later on, it came to be called Kakke Jizoson. The Yamanaka Jizo Festival is held every year on July 24."
Mitsuse Farm

Leisure / Hobbies

Saga Saga-shi Mitsusemura Fujiwara 3494-1

Since its opening in 1989, hundreds of herbs, including basil and lavender, have been grown here in the magnificent nature of Mise Village without pesticides. The Mitsuse Farm store in the same building sells handmade herb tea, herb soap, essential oils, and other products.

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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.