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Saga Beef offers rich marbling, vibrant flavor, and buttery tenderness. Raised in Kyushu’s natural setting, it's a must-try wagyu rivaling Kobe and Matsusaka in quality and taste.

The Karatsu Kunchi Festival, held every November 2-4, features massive, mythical floats paraded through the city. Experience traditional culture, stunning displays, and festive excitement in Karatsu!

Explore Saga's historic sites like Yoshinogari Historical Park and take part in the annual Karatsu Kunchi festival for a truly authentic Japanese cultural experience.

Yutoku Inari Shrine draws millions for its blessings, red torii gates, gardens, and hilltop views. A top Inari shrine blending beauty, culture, and spiritual tradition in Saga.

Yoshinogari Historical Park brings ancient Japan to life with Yayoi-era homes, interactive exhibits, and peaceful nature trails—perfect for families and history fans.

Tsubaki no Yu, a beloved bathhouse in Dogo Onsen since 1953, offers a traditional, budget-friendly experience with gender-separated indoor baths. Enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere of this local gem!

Tosu Premium Outlets offers over 160 brand-name stores plus tasty local food. Shop global and Japanese labels or enjoy ramen and snacks in a lively, open-air mall near Saga.

Silk Road of the Sea Gallery and Workshop offers handmade pottery, a cozy upstairs gallery, and authentic charm—just beside the Ceramic Merchant’s Residence in Imari.

Sicilian Rice is a tasty Saga dish with rice, meat, and salad. Each restaurant adds its own twist—some even use Saga Beef or wild boar for a richer, local flavor.

The Shiki Memorial Museum in Matsuyama honors Masaoka Shiki, a master of haiku poetry. Explore his poems, paintings, and personal items, and learn about his significant impact on Japanese literature and art.