Saga Prefecture, located in northern Kyushu, is bordered by Fukuoka Prefecture to the east and Nagasaki Prefecture to the west. To the north, it faces the scenic Genkai Sea boasting a coastline designated as Genkai Quasi-National Park, while to the south, it stretches across the fertile Saga Plain, adjacent to the expansive Ariake Sea, with its vast tidal flats boasting a maximum tidal range of 6 meters. Known for its tranquil rural landscapes, Saga thrives with agriculture and fisheries. The prefecture offers numerus attractions including world-renowned ceramics, high-quality food nurtured by abundant natural resources, relaxing hot springs, traditional festivals and a rich cultural heritage.
The opening of The Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen in September 2022, made it easier to visit Ureshino city, known for its one of Japan's top three skin-beautifying hot springs," Ureshino Onsen".
We will introduce Saga prefecture's culinary delights such as local gourmet dishes and famous confectionery of "Sugar Road", which has been certified as a Japan heritage.