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  • Yutoku Museum
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    Saga Kashima-shi Furueda Otsu 1855
    A museum on the precincts of Yutoku-jinja Shrine, one of Japan's three main Shinto shrines dedicated to the deity Inari. It exhibits Yutoku Inari Shrine treasures as well as local historic and ethnic materials, arts, and crafts. Items you can view at the permanent exhibition include artifacts from Yutokuin Shrine, armor of the former Kashima clan's feudal lords, art swords, ceramics, paintings, and Kashima nishiki fabric. In addition, special exhibits on various themes are held year-round.

    祐徳稲荷神社の本殿と、山の一番上にあった奥の院を参拝して、駐車場に向かうと、駐車場横に、祐徳博物館がありました。 この博物館は、祐徳稲荷神社所蔵のお宝はもちろんですが、鍋島藩の歴代藩主が用いた鎧兜・美術刀剣などが展示されています。特に、鎧兜は１０体ほど並んでいて、圧巻でした。

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  • Asahigaoka Park
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    Saga Kashima-shi Takatsuhara
    A famous cherry blossom viewing spot, known as one of the top three in Saga Prefecture. The row of cherry trees leading to the park is called the Flower Tunnel and is famous for being the first place in Kyushu to illuminate the blossoms at night. The park is located where Kashima Castle once stood; today the Akamon Gate, Otemon Gate, stone fortifications, and the surrounding samurai residences remain. It's been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Historic Parks.
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  • Kita Park
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    Saga Kashima-shi Takatsuhara Gohonmatsu 3820
    This 2.5-hectare complex, opened in 1999, includes a tennis court, a splash pool, and a lawn area. There are eight artificial turf and sand courts, of which four are equipped with lighting for night matches. One has a practice wall. In addition, the Ikoi-no-Mori area has a lawn and a playground that gets lots of visitors.
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  • Garyugaoka Park
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    Saga Kashima-shi Hamamachi Ko 4401-2
    A multi-purpose park built at the site of Garyu Castle. There is a ball ground with lighting for night games, playground, gate-ball court, and grass ski slope where you can try grass skiing for free. It is also a famous cherry blossom viewing spot with about 150 cherry trees that attract lots of visitors when they burst into bloom in spring.
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  • GEO Kashima
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    Saga Kashima-shi Takatsuhara 3637-banchi 1
  • TSUTAYA Sekibunkan Book Store Kashima
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    Saga Kashima-shi Takatsuhara Shihonmatsu 3639-1
  • DYNAM Saga Kashima Yuttarikan
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    Saga Kashima-shi Ide 1468-1
  • Yamada Orchard
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    Saga Fujitsu-gun Taracho Itoki 3425
  • Yamada Orchard blood orange Saibai
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    Saga Pref. Fujitsuguntarachou Oura Hei 1201
  • SLOPA-Kashima Chuo
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    Saga Kashima-shi Takatsuhara 3605-1
  • B-MAX Kashima
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    Saga Kashima-shi Nakamura 1625-2
  • Wonder Land Kashima
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    Saga Kashima-shi
  • Kashima Book Store
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    Saga Kashima-shi Takatsuhara Shinmachi 3928-3
  • Seki Bun Kashima
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    Saga Kashima-shi Takatsuhara Nishimuta 3639
  • Yamashita Stationery shop
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    Saga Fujitsu-gun Taracho Tara 1317-1
  • Kashima Nanaura Seaside Sports Park
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    Saga Kashima-shi Otonari Ko 4427-6
  • Mt.Taradake Prefectural Natural Park
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    Saga Fujitsu-gun Taracho
  • Kashima Athletic Field
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    Saga Kashima-shi
  • Kashima Ringyotaikukan
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    Saga Pref. Kashimashi Furueda
  • Kashima Municipal Kita Kashima Gymnasium
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    Saga Kashima-shi Ide
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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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