The third largest tree in the prefecture, it is said to be 2,000 or 3,000 years old.

In the early 17th century, the clay for chinaware which had a high quality, and was abundant which was raw materials of the porcelain was discovered in this Izumiyama by Korean ceramist Sanpei Ri (...

The samurai residence gate, which was moved from Nagoya Castle 400 years ago, still remains at the ryokan.
The ryokan was established in 1953 after acquiring the former villa of a paper wholesaler...

This heliport is located on top of the Saga Prefectural Office, the second tallest building in Saga.
You can see the cityscape of Saga to the north, and the Saga Plain and the Ariake Sea to the south.