Saga City
©Saga City
The Yanagimachi District has many historic buildings from the Meiji to Taisho periods (1868-1926).
At the Old Hisatomi Residence, visitors can try on kimonos.
On top of this, at Hizen Vidro, which has inherited an art work created at the end of the Edo period (1603-1868), there is a workshop where you can experience the actual glass-making process, and create your very own glass.
Nabeshima Dantsu is the name for rugs made only in Saga, which use high quality cotton for the woven yarn. These rugs are softer than silk or wool and are suitable for the hot and humid Japan. At the Nabeshima Dantsu Museum, visitors can feel and learn about the old days of Saga.
At the Old Hisatomi Residence, visitors can try on kimonos.
On top of this, at Hizen Vidro, which has inherited an art work created at the end of the Edo period (1603-1868), there is a workshop where you can experience the actual glass-making process, and create your very own glass.
Nabeshima Dantsu is the name for rugs made only in Saga, which use high quality cotton for the woven yarn. These rugs are softer than silk or wool and are suitable for the hot and humid Japan. At the Nabeshima Dantsu Museum, visitors can feel and learn about the old days of Saga.
View scenic routes that include this spot
STREETS OF OLD JAPAN
More Information about Saga City
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Street address
- Saga City, Saga Prefecture
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Access
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Opening Hours
- Saga City Tourism Association General Incorporated Association
10:00-18:30 (Tuesdays 10:00-19:00, Sundays 10:00-16:00)
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Closed
- Saturdays, national holidays, New Year's holidays
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Website
- https://sagabai.com/
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Best season
- All year
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Point
update: Sep.3.2024

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Saga Castle History Museum
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Ureshino Onsen
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Kyushu-Saga International Airport
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Tara Town, Takezaki Crabs and Oysters
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Saga Balloon Museum
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Karatsu City
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Seven Caves Sightseeing Cruise
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Saga City Mountain Area "Hizen Nao Washi, Farm-inn 'Guza,' Donguri Mura, Nishiyamada Farm"
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Arita Town
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Yoshinogari Historical Park
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Ureshino-cha Tea Tourism
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Yoko Museum ・Japanese Garden Keishu-En(making accessory using ceramic parts)
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Takeo Onsen
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Kouraku Kiln Inc(Treasure hunting in Arita)
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Giant camphor tree of Takeo (Takeo no Okusu)
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Mifuneyama Rakuen
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Kashima "Wood carving workshop Sugicho, Hizen-Hamashuku, Yutokuinari Shrine"




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