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Saga Sueyama Shrine
A shrine known as the "God of Ceramics"
Sueyama Shrine overlooks Arita Town, the birthplace of Japanese porcelain. The main deity enshrined is "Shinaya Wake no Mikoto", who is loved by the locals as the "god of pottery" for the prosperity of Arita ware. The grounds have a beautiful porcelain torii gate with arabesque patterns, guardian dogs, large water bottles, and tamagaki, all of which are unique to a pottery town. You can enjoy the beautiful colors of each season: cherry blossoms and azaleas in spring, roses of Sharon in summer, and colored leaves in autumn.
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Saga Arita-yaki Department Store Marukei Shosha
See, buy and experience at "Arita ware theme park"
Located in Saga Prefecture, a region renowned for its pottery tradition, Maruane Shosha is an "Arita ware department store" just a 1-minute walk from JR Kamiarita Station. Boasting "the world's largest selection of Arita ware," the store spans an impressive 2,000 tsubo (approximately 6,600 square meters) and features around 20,000 items, from everyday essentials to exquisite works of art. Its lively atmosphere resembles a bustling pottery market. Visitors can not only purchase Arita ware, celebrated for its delicate and vibrant colors, but also try hands-on experiences like pottery painting on a wheel. Highlights include the 300 Million Yen Room, showcasing large-scale Arita ware pieces such as bathrooms, vases, plates, and lanterns, and the 500 Million Yen Room, which displays sliding doors, transoms, and low tables crafted from Arita ware.
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Saga Environmental Art Forest
Beautiful nature and healing space created by approximately 10,000 maple trees
A "forest space" was created by taking advantage of the private forest that stretches out on the slopes of Mt. Sakurei in Saga Prefecture, and cutting down on man-made objects to the utmost. There are short and long walks, perfect for forest bathing. It is also one of the prefecture's most famous spots for autumn leaves, and the contrast between the approximately 10,000 maple trees and the sky is breathtakingly beautiful. We also sell take-out coffee and other items.
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Saga Wanokotokoto Hajime Club
Explore the Charm of Hizen-Hama Dressed in Kimono
This kimono rental shop is located on Hizen Hamashuku Sakagura Street, which retains the atmosphere of the Edo period, approximately a 7-minute walk from JR Hizenhama Station. There is a wide variety of kimonos and yukatas, as well as a wide range of cute, stylish, and antique obi sashes and lace accessories to suit your taste, and coordination suggestions are also available. You can experience wearing a full-fledged kimono, with a professional kimono dresser helping you put on your kimono and styling your hair. Hizen Hamajuku, with its white-walled townscape, and the retro shopping street leading to Yutoku Inari Shrine are full of photogenic spots, and strolling around in a kimono will make you feel like you've traveled back in time. It's perfect for families and couples to create travel memories.
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