Ureshino

This Gothic-style bathhouse offers therapeutic soaks in alkaline waters prized for their skin-beautifying properties. Immerse yourself in these healing springs once admired by German physician von Siebold.

Step back in time at this immersive Edo-period theme park where you can throw ninja stars and explore trick houses. Join a ninja training session or create personalized porcelain in the interactive workshops.

This historic ceramic center showcases Hizen Yoshida-yaki pottery traditions dating to 1577. Join a hands-on workshop or browse the gallery's distinctive polka-dot patterns and contemporary designs.

Miyuki Park offers a peaceful escape with playgrounds and a stunning wisteria trellis. Enjoy a leisurely picnic on the grassy areas or watch local sports matches on the well-maintained baseball fields.

This spiritual haven honors Toyotama-hime, deity of skin health. Visitors pour water over a white catfish statue while praying. Experience the serene atmosphere with pink lanterns and sacred ginkgo trees.

Step into Japan's living pottery history where 23 wooden buildings preserve traditional Shida-yaki craftsmanship. Try your hand at wheel throwing or painting while watching artisans maintain centuries-old techniques.

This three-tiered waterfall cascades dramatically through lush Japanese forest in Saga Prefecture. Enjoy panoramic views from the viewing bridge or relax in the surrounding park's peaceful picnic areas.