Location List

The house is designed in the image of "wind" and has a windmill on the roof.

A retro amusement park. The symbol of the park is a slide that has been certified as the largest squirrel in Japan. There are many rides for small children to enjoy, including a Ferris wheel and a ...

It is said that if a couple crosses this bridge, their relationship will deepen.

A shrine with many stone statues. There is also a bamboo grove and a Chinese-style tower gate.

The street is lined with historic buildings.

The waterfall is 75 meters high and 13 meters wide with clear water flowing down vertically. The approach to the Kiyomizu Kannon (Goddess of Mercy) at the bottom of the waterfall has a solemn atmos...

A bright red crawfish bridge over MINE Creek Park. It is located in a park that uses the creek, a symbol of Miyaki Town. This area is quiet and surrounded by rice fields.

This pure white stupa is located at the foot of a small mountain. It offers a panoramic view of the Saga Plain and is a popular spot for night views.

About 3,000 cherry trees have been planted in the park, and they bloom beautifully.

This observatory offers a panoramic view of Ureshino City''''s tea plantations.

It is the small Eiffel Tower which is visible to along Prefectural Route 48. It is in the site of an automobile maintenance company.

It is the wharf which is not used now. In ebb tide, a tidal flat appears to hundreds of meter long distance.

When it goes into a back lane, there is a steel tower suddenly. It is on the reverse side of the Tara town office.

The morning sun goes up from the Ariake Ocean. This photograph is taken in Tara Town.

The natural grass skiing area which spreads on the west side of the summit of the mountain which had the Kii-jo castle once. We can borrow wooden skiing and can slide in spring and autumn.

Doi''''s house, Omachi Town. He build it in the early 19th century, and dismantled to mend in 1976.It is registered as an important cultural property in Japan.

Yamaguchi''''s house, Saga City. It was build in the mid-19th century, and registered as an important cultural property in Japan.