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Kyushu North 10
 Discover Kyushu North 10
 Tosu 鳥栖市
  Asahiyama Park
   Map
  Asahiyama Castle
  Tosu Civic Cultural Hall
  Nakatomi memorial medicine museum
  Yoshinogari Historical Park
   Map
  Yoshinogari Ruins
   Reconstructed Map
  Saga City Cultural Museum
  Former Koga Bank
  Matsubara no Okusu
   Map
  Saga Shrine
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  Saga Balloon Museum
  Chōkokan
  Saga Prefectural Government Old Building
   2F Floor Plan
  Yoshijimake Nabeshima Dantsu
  The Saga Prefectural Museum and the Saga Prefectural Art Museum
   Floor Map
  Saga Castle History Museum
   Map
   Floor Map
  Saga Castle Ruins
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  Saga Prefectural Government New Building SAGA360
   Map
 Links of Kyushu North 10

Kyushu North 10

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Discover Kyushu North 10

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Tosu 鳥栖市

Asahiyama Park

imageAsahiyama Park (朝日山公園), located in Tosu City, Saga Prefecture, is a serene hilltop destination known for its stunning seasonal foliage. Perched atop a forested mountain, it offers panoramic views of the Chikushi Plain and is highly regarded as a prime, peaceful viewing spot for both spring cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.

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Asahiyama Castle

imageAsahiyama Castle (朝日山城) is a 14th-century mountaintop castle ruin located in Tosu City, Saga Prefecture. Now serving as Asahiyama Park, the site features historical earthworks and provides panoramic views of the Tosu and Kurume cityscapes.

Tosu Civic Cultural Hall

imageThe Tosu Civic Cultural Hall (鳥栖市民文化会館) is a premier arts and community venue located in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu. Situated at 807-17 Shukumachi, it serves as the regional hub for local theatrical performances, musical concerts, and civic gatherings, bringing high-quality cultural experiences to the residents of Tosu.

Nakatomi memorial medicine museum

imageThe Nakatomi Memorial Medicine Museum (中冨記念くすり博物館), located in Tosu City, Saga Prefecture, explores the rich history of medicine and pharmaceuticals in Japan. Opened in 1995 by Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical Co., the museum features highly detailed exhibits, including a reconstructed Edo-era medicine wholesaler and a 19th-century British apothecary.

Yoshinogari Historical Park

imageYoshinogari Historical Park (吉野ヶ里歴史公園), located in Japan's Saga Prefecture, is a massive 117-hectare archaeological site that preserves one of Japan's largest moated settlements from the Yayoi Period (300 BCE–300 CE). Visitors can explore meticulously reconstructed pit dwellings, watchtowers, and ancient shrines to experience what life was like in prehistoric Japan.

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Yoshinogari Ruins

imageThe Yoshinogari Ruins (吉野ヶ里遺跡) in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu, are Japan's largest known moated settlement from the Yayoi period (5th century BC to 3rd century AD). Discovered in 1986, this massive 117-hectare historical park (Yoshinogari Historical Park) meticulously reconstructs ancient pit dwellings, shrines, and towering watchtowers to offer a vivid look at early Japanese society.

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Saga City Cultural Museum

imageThe Saga City Cultural Museum (Saga-shi Rekishi Minzokukan, 佐賀市歴史民俗館について) is not a single building, but a network of preserved historic structures (The Former Koga Bank, The Old Koga Residence, The Old Ushijima Residence, The Former Sansho Bank, The Old Fukuda Residence, The Old Morinaga Residence, The Old Hisatomi Residence) in Saga, Kyushu. It features Meiji and Taisho era Western-style banks and traditional merchant homes, showcasing the city's rich history through rotating exhibits, cafes, and traditional craft workshops.

Former Koga Bank

imageThe Former Koga Bank (旧古賀銀行) in Saga City (Kyushu, Japan) is a beautifully preserved Meiji-era brick building built in 1906. Once one of the island's largest financial institutions, it is now a museum where you can explore its historic architecture, enjoy a café, and soak in the rich, nostalgic atmosphere.

Matsubara no Okusu

imageMatsubara no Okusu (松原の大楠), over 650 years old, is a massive, sacred camphor tree located within the grounds of Matsubara Shrine (松原神社) in Saga City, Saga Prefecture, Kyushu.

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Saga Shrine

imageLocated in the heart of Saga City on Kyushu island, Saga Shrine (佐嘉神社) is a tranquil Shinto complex dedicated to the Nabeshima clan lords who once ruled the domain. Surrounded by a mossy moat and lush greenery, the highly photogenic shrine is famous for its peaceful atmosphere and historic cannons.

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Saga Balloon Museum

imageOpened in 2016, the Saga Balloon Museum (佐賀バルーンミュージアム) is Japan’s first permanent facility dedicated to hot air balloons. Located in Kyushu, it celebrates Saga City’s status as the host of the renowned Saga International Balloon Fiesta. Visitors can enjoy high-vision theaters and realistic flight simulators year-round.

Chōkokan

imageThe Chōkokan (徴古館) is a historical and art museum located in Saga City on the island of Kyushu, Japan. Opened in 1927 by the Nabeshima family—the former feudal lords of the Saga Domain—the registered tangible cultural property houses a priceless collection of Edo-period daimyo artifacts, traditional crafts, and historical manuscripts.

Saga Prefectural Government Old Building

imageThe Old Saga Prefectural Government Building (佐賀県庁旧館), located in Saga City, Kyushu, is a significant architectural landmark. Completed in the early Showa period, it stands as one of the prefecture's first structures built in reinforced concrete. Today, the preserved building functions as a historical museum housing artifacts and local histories.

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Yoshijimake Nabeshima Dantsu

imageYoshijimake Nabeshima Dantsu (鍋島緞通吉島家), museum and showroom, located in Saga City on Kyushu, is the only remaining master weaver crafting traditional Nabeshima-style cotton rugs. Established in 1912, they have spent over a century meticulously hand-weaving intricate geometric and floral designs.

The Saga Prefectural Museum and the Saga Prefectural Art Museum

imageLocated in the heart of Kyushu, Japan, The Saga Prefectural Museum and the Saga Prefectural Art Museum (佐賀縣立博物館, 佐賀縣立美術館) are adjoining cultural hubs located on the former grounds of Saga Castle. Opened in 1970 and 1983 respectively, they form a premier complex that beautifully bridges the region's ancient past and modern artistic heritage.
imageThe Saga Prefectural Museum (佐賀縣立博物館) offers a deep dive into the natural history, archaeology, and folklore of the region. Visitors can explore the permanent "History and Culture of Saga" exhibition, which features engaging dioramas, archaeological artifacts, traditional crafts, and samurai swords.
imageSituated just next door, the Saga Prefectural Art Museum (佐賀縣立美術館) focuses primarily on modern and contemporary art. It boasts a significant collection of works by prominent Saga-born artists, such as the renowned Western-style painter Okada Saburosuke. Both institutions feature tranquil outdoor spaces, including the traditional Seikeian tea house and KOGA Tadao's Sculpture Forest.

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Saga Castle History Museum

imageThe Saga Castle History Museum (佐賀県立佐賀城本丸歴史館), located in Saga City, Kyushu, features one of Japan’s largest wooden restorations—the exact, 2,500-square-meter reconstruction of the castle's Honmaru Palace. Visitors can walk across 700+ tatami mats and explore exhibits detailing the samurai era, the Edo period, and Japan's modernization.

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Saga Castle Ruins

imageLocated in Kyushu, the Saga Castle Ruins (佐賀城跡) are the remnants of a once-massive flatland fortress. Known as the "Submerged Castle" due to its extensive moats, it features the reconstructed Saga Castle Honmaru History Museum, Japan’s largest wooden castle reconstruction, offering a deep dive into the region's rich samurai history.

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Saga Prefectural Government New Building SAGA360

imageSAGA360 (佐賀県庁 展望ホール) is a free observation deck located on the top floor (R-floor) of the Saga Prefectural Government Office building in Saga City, Kyushu. Standing at 50 meters, it is the tallest building in the city and provides unobstructed, panoramic views of Saga, the Ariake Sea, and Mt. Unzen.

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