Things To Do in Saga Prefecture

Far more than just a pottery class, this is an immersive cultural experience in Karatsu, Saga Prefecture - an area renowned for its centuries-old traditional ceramics, known as 'Karatsu-yaki' (Karatsu ware). You'll work side by side with a local pottery artisan in an authentic, still-working kiln -...

Enjoy a walking tour around the Karatsu Port area! Explore the town, including a mansion with exquisite ranma carvings and gorgeous ceiling paintings, and Karatsu Castle, which faces one of the most beautiful pine groves in Japan. Afterward, stop by a sake bar featuring Karatsu ware. Karatsu-yaki...

Have an exquisite kaiseki meal in a restaurant owned by an antiques dealer. Served on Arita ware, lunch is made from rich local ingredients, perfectly complemented by Japan's finest porcelain. Afterward, visit Gen-emon Kiln to learn about porcelain. [Highlights] - Feast on an exquisite kaiseki...

In this casual activity, you will become a designer for a day and decorate your own porcelain coffee mug. Using the simple technique of transfer printing, choose from available patterns to create a design for your coffee mug. [Highlights] - Create a unique design for a porcelain coffee mug in...

Experience authentic Japanese cuisine while taking in the breathtaking beauty of Japanese four seasons. Our 'Seasonal Chef's Tasting Menu showcases an array of dishes made with the best local and seasonal ingredients. Each dish is prepared with meticulous care, reflecting the essence of Japanese...

Book Your Journey to the Yoshinogari Ruins Now! Embark on a fascinating journey to the Yoshinogari Ruins, one of Japan's most important archaeological sites. Experience the allure of ancient Japan as you explore reconstructed buildings, sacred spaces, and hidden treasures that date back thousands...

Discover Arita not only through its porcelain, but through the town that grew around it. Visit Tozan Shrine, where ceramic works appear throughout the grounds, learn how Arita ware developed and connected with overseas markets at the local museum, then walk past tombai walls and through historic...

The Genemon Kiln Special Experience offers a rare opportunity to visit the kiln's normally closed workshop and experience the beauty and tradition of its over 150-year-old techniques. You will be able to observe the production process at close range, performed by skilled craftsmen, and enjoy the...

To eat and drink in Saga is to taste a prefecture held between two very different seas. The Genkai Sea brings squid and other fresh catches to the north, while the tidal Ariake Sea supports its own distinctive seafood culture. Between them lie the fertile Saga Plain and mountain-fed waters that...

A moment of indulgence that fills your heart. Create memories on your journey with a refined Japanese dining experience. Upgraded with premium ingredients, sashimi, and two chef’s special dishes, the Saga Tai-meshi Set – Yorokobi offers a more luxurious version of the first dish. Each dish is...

Discover the story of Nabeshima porcelain in Okawachiyama, the historic kiln village where the Saga domain once produced some of Japan’s most refined ceramics. Begin with an introduction to the history and techniques of Imari and Arita ware, then walk through the village to visit local kilns and...

The special tour of the Kakiemon kiln offers a rare opportunity to visit the workshop area, which is normally closed to the public, and experience the 400 year tradition and craftsmanship of the Kakiemon style. You will get an up close look at the production process of Kakiemon style ceramics,...

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