This is the only local horse racing track in Kyushu. It features a retro building with traditional shops, making it popular not only among horse racing fans but also as a photography spot. In recen...

With a drop of 100 meters, this is the largest waterfall in Saga Prefecture. It has also been selected as one of Japan's top 100 waterfalls. During the hydrangea season in June, it becomes a popula...

At an elevation of 600 meters, this wetland spans approximately 12 ha and is home to about 60 species of rare wetland plants.

This multipurpose dam is situated on the Kase River, originating in the Sefuri Mountain Range in Saga City. The river flows south through mountainous areas, traverses the Saga Plain, and eventually...

Yobuko's morning market, a bustling tradition since the Taisho era (1912-1926), stands as one of Japan's three premier morning markets, joining Wajima and Takayama. Nestled along the eastern side o...

This ryokan (Japanese inn) features a samurai residence gate that was relocated from Nagoya Castle 400 years ago. It was established in 1953 after a villa that was previously a paper wholesale de...

Completed in 1914, this two-story wooden building exhibits a Western exterior while utilizing traditional Japanese construction, including wooden beam roof support.

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The architectural complex that spreads across the site consists of a residence and two storehouses, one to the north and one to the south. The residence is a single-story building with a gable roof...