Saga

Saga Prefecture is characterized by its relaxing rural landscape and scenic ocean. Visitors are healed by the local specialties and crafts nurtured by the rich natural environment, as well as by the many hot springs that are said to be as numerous as the cities themselves. Saga Prefecture has been in close contact with Asian countries since ancient times, and there are many places where visitors can experience the grandeur and romance of history, such as the Yoshinogeri Historical Park.

Rich in nature, Saga Prefecture has two distinctive seas: the calm Ariake Sea and the spectacular Genkai Sea. The Ariake Sea boasts the largest tidal range in Japan, and its unique environment is home to a variety of creatures. Why don't you try your hand at playing in the mud in the Ariake Sea?