[2025 Saga Attraction] Travel Guide for Sage Prefectural Government Observation Deck (Updated Jun)

#cherryblossom25 #sakura #kyushutrip #springs The cherry blossoms may flutter in the breeze, but it’s the ancient camphor tree that grounds you. At Saga Castle Ruins’ Kusunoki Tree, nestled quietly near the Saga Prefectural Government Office, time feels suspended. Petals drift like whispers around the colossal tree—a living relic of the castle’s legacy. Walking here during sakura season is like entering a conversation between past and present. Amid the stone foundations and quiet paths, spring adds a breath of softness to the history-laden air. Tips: Perfect for history lovers and quiet explorers. Visit during weekday mornings for a peaceful walk. The area is accessible via Saga Station, followed by a short local bus ride or 20-minute stroll.

| A Dream Journey of Nature and History.✨My dear friends, today I'm sharing with you an amazing travel guide for Saga, Japan!💖 📍Itinerary: 👉Day 1: After arriving at Saga Airport, head to your hotel in the city center. Take a break and visit Saga Castle to experience the historical atmosphere of the Edo period. Learn about its history through images and models. At noon, enjoy Saga beef, with its delicate and tight texture and sweet and fatty taste, it's simply amazing! In the afternoon, visit the Saga Prefectural Government Building Observatory for a 360-degree view of the city. In the evening, stroll around the city center, experience the nightlife, and enjoy snacks and desserts. 👉Day 2: Start your journey to Karatsu. In the morning, visit the Forest of Environmental Art, where you can find beautiful landscapes created by Japanese garden masters and a "Windy Mountain Villa" converted from an old house. At noon, enjoy local specialties. In the afternoon, visit Karatsu Castle. During spring, the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, making it a beautiful sight. Climb the main tower for a panoramic view of Karatsu City. In the evening, visit the Oouo Shrine, where three vermilion torii gates stand tall against the Ariake Sea. It's a popular spot for couples! 👉Day 3: In the morning, take the train to Arita Town, the birthplace of Arita porcelain. You can find ceramic crafts everywhere. Visit a ceramic workshop and buy a ceramic amulet as a souvenir. At noon, enjoy eel rice and other delicacies. In the afternoon, visit Ureshino Onsen, a hot spring with over 1300 years of history. The water is smooth and silky. In the evening, enjoy a hot spring tofu hotpot. 👉Day 4: Shop in Saga City, buy Arita porcelain and Saga beef products as souvenirs. After lunch, it's time to head home! 🎉Special Activities: 🌟Saga International Balloon Festival, held in early November. The colorful hot air balloons rising into the sky are a spectacular sight. 🌟Yutoku Inari Shrine Festival in Kashima City, experience the rich atmosphere of traditional Japanese culture. 🍱Food Recommendations: 🥩Saga beef, a must-try dish, strictly certified, with high-quality meat. 🥘Hot spring tofu, a specialty of Ureshino Onsen, smooth and full of bean flavor. 🐟Carp dishes, famous in Shimizu district, with firm and odorless meat. 🏨Accommodation Recommendations: 🛏Saga City hotels, convenient for visiting city attractions, with easy access to transportation and nearby facilities. 🛀Ureshino Onsen ryokan, experience the hot spring and relax your body and mind. 🚗Transportation Guide: ✈️Saga Airport has direct flights. You can take the airport bus or taxi to the city center and attractions. 🚃Trains can take you to Karatsu, Arita Town, and Ureshino Onsen. 🚌There are buses in the city center, but pay attention to the schedule and routes. 🚕Taxis are convenient but expensive, suitable for visiting remote attractions. Come to Saga and start your dream journey!💕

This is the observation hall "SAGA360" on the top floor of the new Saga Prefectural Office in Saga City, Saga Prefecture. Use the elevator for the observation hall on the east side of the new Saga Prefectural Office. The R floor (top floor) is "SAGA360". There are few tall buildings near the Saga Prefectural Office, so it is a viewing spot where you can see Saga City in 360 degrees. There is an observation restaurant in the observation hall, so you can eat and take a break while looking at the view! Business hours are Weekdays from 8:30 to 22:00. Closed on weekends and holidays, it is open from 9:30. 1.8km from JR "Saga Station" It is also recommended to take a bus from the station. "SAGA360" 1-1-59 Jonai, Saga City, Saga Prefecture 840-0041 #Saga #SagaTrip #SagaTourism #ObservationSpot #SagaWalk #SAGA #KyushuTourism

Saga Prefectural Office 1-1-59 Jonai, Saga City, Saga Prefecture 0952-24-2111 6:30pm-10pm I discovered an event happening at the Saga Prefectural Office✨ Flowers x Project Mapping I couldn't resist going~❤ So... I went on a quick drive with my family🥰 The Saga Prefectural Office is doing a really cool event✨ You can buy tickets at the observation hall on the top floor 500 yen for the event only, 1000 yen with a drink The drinks can be taken in a special room So I didn't drink Of course not~💞 A corner of the restaurant is a drink space It's cute with flowers in the glass top Enjoying nata de coco and Ureshino tea drinks on the table is super exciting✨ It's small in scale, but very satisfying🥰 By the way, the whole road from Saga Station to the prefectural office is sparkling with an event called Saga Light Fantasy✨ There was a tunnel of umbrellas on the way, so I stopped by🥰 It was short, but super pretty❤️ #Saga #SagaTouristSightseeing #SagaTourism #ProjectionMapping #SagaPrefecturalOffice #SagaTrip #KyushuTourism

In fact, the Japanese county is the domestic province, and Saga Prefecture is in Kyushu. It is not a very prosperous area in Japan. The first meal after Saga was settled in the Saga Prefecture Hall, the provincial ZF of Saga. The staff restaurant of the Saga Prefectural Office is open to public visitors. Visitors can come to experience Japanese civil servants' meals without an appointment. The restaurant is located on the first floor of the building. When you walk into a coffee shop, you will find a Japanese-style minimalist design. It offers a light meal, refreshments, coffee, and a multi-functional staff restaurant. I just wanted to say that Japanese civil servants are really happy and can eat and drink coffee in the cafe every day.