Saga: A microcosm of Kyushu with its fusion beauty

Saga, located in the northwest of Kyushu Island, Japan, is a city that perfectly blends tradition and modernity, nature and humanity. Saga has left a deep mark in the long river of history. The ruins of Saga Castle are solemn and majestic, as if quietly telling the story of past glory and changes. Karatsu Castle attracts many tourists with its unique architectural style and charming surrounding scenery, especially the annual grand Karatsu Kunchi Festival. The traditional folk activities are very lively, and people dress in their best clothes, carry sedan chairs, and parade through the streets, showing strong local characteristics and cultural heritage. Saga's natural scenery is equally stunning. The vast mudflats of the Ariake Sea are picturesque under the setting sun. The rise and fall of the tides breed abundant seafood and provide a habitat for countless migratory birds. The Hizen Yume Kaido takes people back to the Edo period. The quaint streets, traditional buildings and wonderful performances make people immersed in the good old days. In terms of food, Saga beef is a favorite of food lovers for its top-quality meat and unique flavor. The tender and juicy taste blooms with wonderful taste on the tip of the tongue. There are also the exquisite Arita ware ceramics, with their delicate texture and beautiful patterns. Each piece is a work of art, bearing witness to Saga's exquisite craftsmanship heritage. Saga is like a colorful book, with every page filled with surprises and touches, waiting for people to savor them carefully.