The Yutoku Inari Shrine was founded in 1687 and is located in Kashima City in the south of Saga Prefecture.
The Yutoku Inari Shrine was founded in 1687 and is located in Kashima City in the south of Saga Prefecture.
The Japanese garden at the base of the shrine is a perfect photo spot for visitors.
A walking trail from the main hall leads to a small Okunion shrine, with torii gates lining the way.
The forest is filled with autumn colours of rich and warm tones every November - a sight you should not miss if you are visiting Kyushu.
Fuyusansō - a villa located in Kankyo Geijutsu no Mori Park where you can pause and soak in the best sights.
Admire the view of the forest from ceiling-to-glass windows.
The Oouo Shrine, also known as the Floating Torii Gate, is a famous tourist spot. Waters can come up to six metres during high tide and the torii gate can be seen emerging above the waters.
Take a stroll under the torii gates during low tide, and it is a great place to catch beautiful sunsets as well.
The rice fields are filled with water from mid-April to early May, creating a perfect photo opportunity for visitors.
Capture perfect photo memories and selfies at the observatory point of Hamanoura Rice Terraces.
The large Yoshinogari Historical Park features elevated store houses, watch towers and dozens of pit dwellings, one of the best places to learn about the Yayoi period of Japanese history.
Recreational spots in the park makes it a perfect place for families to picnic and enjoy outdoor time.
A dreamlike scene with a train driving through the flowers from the cherry blossom trees.
Catch unique balloon designs taking to the skies at Asia’s largest balloon festival.
At the Karatsu Kunchi Festival, you will see massive floats to celebrate bountiful harvests in autumn - a celebration that started since the Edo period (1603 to 1867).
The floats are designated UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage - featuring mythical sea creatures to dragons and samurai helmets.
Enjoy brewed tea in the middle of a tea field with spectacular views at Chatou on an elevated platform.
Tenchadai has a wooden terrace, decorated by sun umbrellas for visitors to experience the traditional ceremony outdoors in a tea field.
Siebold-no-Yu is one of the most famous onsen public baths at Ureshino, with common bathing area and private baths for those looking for a relaxing soak.
The private baths have full amenities for guests, making it a comfortable experience.
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