Top Things to do in Saga Prefecture
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What to do and see in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu: The Best Shopping
Discover the best top things to do in Saga Prefecture, Japan including Hataman, Genemongama Aritakamamoto, Koransha Arita Honten, Treasure Hunting, Imari Nabeshimayaki Hall, Arita Sera, Tosu Premium Outlets, Fukagawa Seiji Honten, Aeon Mall Sagayamato, Yoshijimake Dantsu Museum.
Restaurants in Saga Prefecture
1. Hataman
2. Genemongama Aritakamamoto
3. Koransha Arita Honten
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
4. Treasure Hunting
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
The Kouraku Kiln was founded in Arita (Saga Prefecture, Japan) in 1865 and has been producing ceramics for the past 150 years. Over that time the facility has accumulated a vast collection of pottery that has, for one reason or another, gone unsold. The warehouse is so vast that some workers use a bicycle to get from one side to the other. And they’ll be the first to admit that even they don’t really know what’s in there. The production facility is now inviting visitors on a “treasure hunt” to try and get rid of some of their stock. Here’s how the treasure hunt works: Make your reservation by phone (they only allow 10 people per day) Show up at your designated time, select your course (5,000 yen) and pay Get a 30-min tour of the facility Begin your 90-min treasure hunt. You’ll be given a pair of gloves, a flashlight and a basket. You can take home everything you fit in your basket. th_cThe more expensive course gives you access to a special section of decoratively pain
5. Imari Nabeshimayaki Hall
6. Arita Sera
7. Tosu Premium Outlets
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By AqmarolR - Kuching, Malaysia
I overslept on my train from Nagasaki to Saga, so I ended up at a quiet station called Tosu. Since I arrived there, I might as well visit this local place. About 15mins bus ride (210 yen) from Tosu station, I arrived at Tosu Premium Outlets. I don’t normally go shopping while traveling, but the price here is very hard to pass. Try going there on the weekends when they usually have additional discounts. I was lucky, there was a massive sale at Coach, an additional 35% to the already discounted price. It’s tax free too. The crowd is okay, compared to other premium outlets in the big city. A nice break from temples and castles. Recommended to spend half a day here, if you’re into shopping. If you’re going with your wife or girlfriend, keep an eye on her!!
8. Fukagawa Seiji Honten
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 23 reviews
