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The Marugame City Museum offers a rich cultural experience in the heart of Marugame. Explore ancient artifacts, modern art, and history, including Marugame Castle relics, in a stunning historical setting.

Marugame Castle, perched on a hill in Marugame City, offers breathtaking views of the Seto Inland Sea. Explore this historic 1597 castle, enjoy cherry blossoms, and visit the small museum inside.

Kotohiragu Shrine is a must-visit! Climb 1,368 steps up Mount Zozu to a stunning view of Kotohira Town. Explore its unique blend of Shinto and Buddhist architecture and enjoy a journey through history.

Koimari Clock near the bridge entertains every hour with music and charming porcelain scenes from Imari's past—an artistic, cultural highlight in the heart of the city.

The Karatsu-yaki Pottery Gallery in the Furusato Kaikan Arpino complex offers a deep dive into the art of Karatsu pottery. Explore beautiful exhibits, buy locally made pottery, and try painting your own!

The Karatsu Hikiyama Exhibition Hall showcases 14 stunning floats from the Karatsu Kunchi Festival, held every November. Explore the detailed craftsmanship and history of this cultural celebration!

Karatsu Castle, perched on a hill with stunning views of Karatsu Bay, offers a glimpse into Japan’s history. Explore its museum, admire beautiful ceramics, and enjoy panoramic views from the top!

Kanamaruza Theater in Kotohira, Japan's oldest kabuki playhouse, offers a unique chance to explore its historic stage, dressing rooms, and even its fascinating rotating stage—perfect for theater lovers!

Kakurin-tei Tea House is a peaceful retreat with classic Japanese design, scenic gardens, and a noble history—perfect for a quiet cultural break near Saga Castle.

Isaniwa Shrine, known for its stunning Hachiman architectural style, features vermilion halls and sheltered corridors. Located on a hill near Dogo Onsen, it's a must-visit for culture and architecture lovers!