Attractions

Miyakojima Botanical Garden offers over 1,600 types of tropical plants, including native and exotic species, with scenic walking trails to explore in Miyako’s inland.

Noboribetsu Manseikaku offers spacious indoor and outdoor baths, a jacuzzi, and a sauna, perfect for a relaxing hot spring experience in a traditional ryokan setting.

Takamatsuzuka Tomb shows off colorful murals of Asuka Beauties, male figures, and mythical creatures. See lifelike recreations in the nearby Mural Hall set in a peaceful park.

Nagamachi Yuzenkan offers a rare chance to watch skilled artists create intricate silk paintings. Step into a former samurai residence and witness this beautiful art form in action.

Haramo Winery is a charming, peaceful spot with beautiful views, where visitors can taste and buy local wines in a cozy, welcoming setting—a true wine lover’s retreat.

Miyara Dunchi is a rare, preserved samurai residence on Okinawa, built in 1819. While you can’t enter the house, enjoy a peaceful walk around the exterior and its small, scenic garden.

Saga Prefectural Museum showcases history, nature, and art, with free entry, seasonal exhibits, and easy access from Saga Castle. A must-visit cultural spot with multilingual guides.

Mikumari Shrine is a peaceful hilltop spot in Yoshino, known for its fertility blessings, historic architecture, sacred artifacts, and ties to Japan’s spiritual heritage.

Tsuruga Red Brick Warehouse blends history and charm with a vintage train diorama, seaside views, cozy cafés, and shops—all set in two beautifully restored 1905 port buildings.

Amakusa Shiro Museum brings history alive with exhibits on the Shimabara Rebellion, hidden Christians, and a relaxing meditation room, complete with English guides.