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Seki Art Museum, just a 5-minute walk from Dōgo Onsen Station, features modern masterpieces by renowned Japanese artists like Taikan Yokoyama and Kaii Higashiyama. Enjoy rotating exhibits and special shows!

Saga Shrine honors historic lords with symbolic cannons and elegant grounds. Just steps from Saga Castle, it reflects the region’s role in Japan’s early modernization and defense.

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.

Saga International Balloon Fiesta is Asia’s biggest sky event—five days of vibrant balloons, food stalls, night shows, and a chance to learn ballooning yourself!

Saga City Observation Deck offers sweeping views, sunset magic, local cuisine at Shino, and a night projection show—all from the city's tallest building, Saga 360.

Saga Castle features a vast wooden palace and moat system, with a museum offering samurai history and free entry in scenic Saga, Kyushu—a must-visit for culture lovers.

Saga Balloon Museum offers hands-on exhibits, balloon simulators, and indoor fun for all ages. Explore the history of the Saga Balloon Festival in a weather-proof, interactive space.

Niji no Matsubara, a stunning five-kilometer coastline near Karatsu, is lined with a million pine trees. Stroll through this serene grove, enjoy the peaceful beach, and take in the breathtaking views.

Mount Kagamiyama, just outside Karatsu, offers a peaceful retreat with a park at the summit, seasonal flowers, and local pottery shops. The observation deck boasts stunning panoramic views of the city!

Matsubara Shrine is a peaceful spot honoring the Nabeshima clan, with koi-filled creeks and tranquil paths beside Saga Shrine—perfect for a quiet cultural stroll.