Nature Spots in Ureshino Area
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- Todoroki no Taki Park
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- Ureshino, Saga Prefecture Ureshino Town
- "Located 10 minutes from the Ureshino IC of the Nagasaki Expressway, Todoroki Falls is situated at the confluence of the Shiota River and the Iwayakawauchi River, and boasts a height of 11 meters and a waterfall basin area of approximately 2,500 square meters. It is named after the sound of water from the three-tiered waterfall, which resembles a thunderous roar, and the entire waterfall can be viewed from the red ""Takimi Bridge"" downstream. The surrounding area is maintained as Todoroki no Taki Falls Park, a beautiful spot where cherry blossoms bloom in spring."
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- Daichaju
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- Saga Ureshino-shi Ureshinomachi Fudoyama Otsu 2491-1
- One of the symbols of Ureshino City, this enormous tea tree is 4.6 meters tall and has a crown of about 80 square meters. Yoshimura Shinbei is said to be the originator of Ureshino tea; he encouraged the cultivation of tea throughout the Sarayadani Valley of Mt. Fudo in the 1600s. Said to be 350 years old, this is the only tea tree left from that period. There are still tea fields there that stretch as far as the eye can see.
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- Mt.Hirogawara Ike
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- Saga Ureshino-shi Ureshinomachi Yoshida Hei
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- Mutaike Pond
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- Saga Ureshino-shi Ureshinomachi Iwayagawachi Onohara
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- Kotohirayama
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- Nagasaki Higashisonogi-gun Higashisonogicho
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- Tawarazaka Pass
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- Saga Ureshino-shi
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- Mt.Kunimi
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- Saga Ureshino-shi
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- Mt.Shinodake
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- Saga Ureshino-shi
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- Mt.Shinodake
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- Saga Ureshino-shi
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- Mt.Tosen
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- Saga Ureshino-shi
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- Mt.Kokuzo
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- Saga Ureshino-shi
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- Mt.Kishima
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- Saga Ureshino-shi
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- Mt.Iimori
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- Saga Kishima-gun Shiroishicho
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- Mt.Shiraiwa
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- Saga Kishima-gun Shiroishicho
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- Torigoe Pass
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- Saga Ureshino-shi
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- Mt.Inuyama
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- Saga Kishima-gun Shiroishicho
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- Kasegawa Pond
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- Saga Kishima-gun Shiroishicho
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- Mt.Benten
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- Saga Kishima-gun Kohokumachi
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- Mt.Otake
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- Saga Kishima-gun Kohokumachi
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- Rokkaku Riv.
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- Saga Kishima-gun Kohokumachi
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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