Drive-In Ippei
Japan, 〒845-0022 Saga, Ogi, 三日月町久米1484−3
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OGI, JAPAN: DISCOVER SAGA'S HIDDEN LITTLE KYOTO!
Imagine wandering beneath thousands of cherry blossoms, discovering peaceful waterfalls and exploring charming Japanese streets rich in history. Welcome to Ogi, a beautiful little city in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu! Known for its historic atmosphere, magnificent gardens and delicious traditional sweets, Ogi is perfect for travellers seeking a quieter side of Japan. ✨ 🌿 5 Amazing Things to Do in Ogi 🌸 1. Admire Cherry Blossoms at Ogi Park Discover one of Japan's most beautiful cherry blossom destinations! This historic park is home to approximately 3,000 cherry trees that transform the landscape into a sea of pink during spring. Stroll beside the picturesque pond, enjoy a peaceful picnic and admire the gorgeous seasonal scenery. 💦 2. Discover Kiyomizu Waterfall Escape into nature at this magnificent 75-metre waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Follow the peaceful forest pathways, discover historic Buddhist statues and enjoy the refreshing sound of cascading water. Autumn is especially beautiful when the surrounding maple leaves change colour. ⛩️ 3. Climb the Steps of Suga Shrine Discover an atmospheric Japanese shrine perched above the town. Climb the famous 153 stone steps leading towards the shrine, passing beneath beautiful trees and traditional religious architecture. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and scenic views from the higher ground. 🍵 4. Explore the Traditional Yōkan Museum Discover Ogi's famous traditional Japanese sweet! Visit the Muraoka Sohonpo Yōkan Museum to learn about the history of yōkan, a delicious confection made from red bean paste, sugar and agar. Don't forget to explore the neighbouring confectionery shop for local souvenirs. 🏮 5. Visit Historic Tenzan Sake Brewery Discover traditional Japanese sake-making heritage at this historic brewery founded in 1875. Admire the charming architecture, learn about the local brewing culture and explore visitor facilities when available. 🍡 What to Eat: Ogi yōkan, traditional Japanese sweets, local carp dishes and Saga beef. 📸 Photography Tips: Visit Ogi Park during cherry blossom season, generally late March to early April. Capture Suga Shrine's staircase in soft morning light. 💡 Travel Tips: · Recommended stay: 1 day. · Accessible by train from Saga City. · A taxi or rental car is useful for Kiyomizu Waterfall. · Check brewery visitor arrangements in advance. ❤️ Why Visit? Ogi combines peaceful countryside beauty, traditional Japanese culture and unforgettable seasonal scenery. 📌 Save this hidden Saga gem for your next Japan getaway! #OgiJapan #OgiSaga #SagaPrefecture #VisitSaga #KyushuJapan #JapanCherryBlossoms #KiyomizuFalls #HiddenJapan #JapanTravel #TripMoments #ExploreJapan
Saga Spring Flower Guide: Complete Azalea, Photinia, and Peony Tour
The spring flower festival in Saga Prefecture is here! From early April to mid-May, azaleas, photinias, and peonies bloom in full glory, adding endless brilliance to Saga's spring. 📍Eastern Area|Kanzaki City, Kiyama Town Jotokuji Temple (Kanzaki City)|Photinia About 10,000 photinia plants spread along mountain walking paths. The 400-year-old "Benzaiten Photinia" stands 6 meters tall and blooms latest. A festival is held from mid-April to early May. Daikyozenji Temple (Kiyama Town)|Azalea Known nationwide as the "Azalea Temple," 50,000 azaleas bloom on a 75,000 square meter hillside. The "10,000 azaleas at a glance" spot is popular for photos. In 2026, the Year of the Horse, the main statue of the Eleven-Faced Kannon will be displayed for the first time in twelve years. Azalea festivals take place in April and May. Kisshoji Temple (Kiyama Town)|Photinia About 1,000 photinia plants, with a flower festival from April 8-10. Visitors can experience the "Gojodo Pilgrimage" (underground pilgrimage) inside the temple. 📍Central Area|Saga City, Taku City, Ogi City Kitayama Photinia and Azalea Garden (Saga City) 30 varieties with 7,000 photinia and 8,000 azalea plants, covering 4,500 tsubo (approx. 14,850 sq ft). Senshoji Temple (Taku City)|Azalea Azaleas bloom throughout the temple grounds, which also houses important cultural properties. Ogi Park (Ogi City)|Azalea Selected as one of Japan’s top 100 historical parks, azaleas and wisteria bloom together in May. 📍Northwestern Area|Karatsu City Shiki Large Photinia (Karatsu City) About 200 years old, 5 meters tall, with pink flowers blooming from early to mid-April. Kirigi Peony (Karatsu City) About 420 years old, a natural monument. Originally one plant, now divided into 40, blooming over 300 flowers. Peony and Green Hill (Karatsu City) Kyushu’s largest peony garden with 100 varieties and 2,000 plants, blooming early to mid-April. From early to mid-May, 30,000 peonies bloom. Special event on April 26. Kagamiyama (Karatsu City)|Azalea 8,000 azaleas at the mountain summit with views of Genkai Sea. 📍Western Area|Imari City, Arita Town Takenokoba Park (Imari City)|Azalea 10,000 azaleas, with an azalea festival on April 29. Double cherry blossoms also bloom at the same time. Yamada Shrine (Arita Town)|Photinia & Azalea Located on the site of Karafune Castle, photinia, double cherry blossoms, azaleas, and wisteria bloom in succession. The "Tango Photinia Festival" is held in mid-April. 📍Southern Area|Takeo City, Kashima City, Shiroishi Town Konoji Temple (Takeo City)|Photinia Over 1,000 plants of about 20 varieties bloom in succession from early to late season. The sky corridor allows flower viewing even on rainy days. Photinia festival from April 1-19, followed by the Aoba Festival until Golden Week. Mifuneyama Rakuen (Takeo City)|Azalea 200,000 azaleas cover "Azalea Valley," including a 200-year-old large azalea. Flower festival from April 6 to May 6. Keishu-en Garden (Takeo City)|Azalea & Satsuki Azalea A 3,000 tsubo garden where azaleas and fresh green tea trees complement each other. Takeo Shrine (Takeo City)|Azalea Cherry blossoms (late March) and azaleas (late April) bloom in succession on the shrine grounds. Night illumination from sunset to 10 PM. Higashiyama Park (Kashima City)|Azalea Outside Yutoku Inari Shrine, 50,000 azaleas complement the vermilion shrine, best viewed in mid-April. Utaga Park (Shiroishi Town)|Azalea 70,000 azaleas bloom alongside 230 cherry trees. Azalea festival on April 19. From the 50,000 azaleas at Daikyozenji Temple to the 200,000-flower carpet at Mifuneyama Rakuen, Saga’s spring is worth a special trip to chase flowers. Come to Saga Prefecture, stroll through seas of flowers, feel the breath of spring, and let your soul relax and rejoice. Whether you are a photography enthusiast or a nature explorer, this is a must-visit destination!
Ogimachi Park Cherry Blossom Season Opens, Free Light Show Viewing
From late March, Ogimachi Park in Ogimachi City, Saga Prefecture, welcomes the best time to enjoy cherry blossoms! At this time, the park is filled with blooming cherry blossoms, creating a breathtaking scene. To facilitate visitors in flower viewing, the park is illuminated from 6 PM to 9 PM, making the cherry blossoms appear even more dreamy and romantic under the lights. Ogimachi Park is conveniently located, just a 5-minute walk from JR Ogimachi Station, and a 7-minute drive from the Ogimachi Smart Interchange (IC). The park also offers a parking lot with 400 spaces. Moreover, the park is free to enter, and during the cherry blossom season, parking requires only a beautification cooperation fee. Here, visitors can stroll under the cherry trees, experience the surprise and romance of falling petals, relax, and enjoy a pleasant time. Whether admiring the natural beauty of the cherry blossoms during the day or experiencing the unique atmosphere of lights intertwined with cherry blossoms at night, it offers a special charm. Come to Ogimachi Park for a romantic date with the cherry blossoms and create wonderful memories! For any inquiries, please contact the Ogimachi City Tourism Association.
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[Saga] A restaurant with generous portions for all your katsu curry lovers!
"Drive-In Ippei" Ogi City, Saga Prefecture 4-minute drive or 19-minute walk from JR Ogi Station A must-visit restaurant when visiting Saga¨̮♡ This restaurant is famous for its large-portion katsu curry! The smell of curry will whet your appetite as soon as you enter the restaurant. There seems to be a line during the day, but when I went in the evening, I was able to get a seat right away. However, customers continued to arrive after that, and by the time I left, the restaurant was full. ✤ Small-portion omelet rice ✤ Large-portion katsu curry ✤ Miso soup The large-portion katsu curry is served on a tray! The curry roux is spilling all over the tray! On top of the neatly arranged cutlets sits a chunk of beef. ☺︎ You can't see it, but there's also a salad on the side. 🥗 The crispy cutlet and slightly spicy curry are delicious. (◦ˉ ˘ ˉ◦) I ordered a small portion of omelet rice, but it was still filling! It's the old-fashioned wrap-around type. I got some curry roux and made an omelette curry. It was absolutely delicious. I regret not getting the regular size ( ･᷄-･᷅ ) The all-you-can-eat fukujinzuke is also great (≧∇≦) I'm so full! 🐷 I want to go again. I'd also like to try the Italian spaghetti. 🍝 Thank you for the meal! (⋆ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)” ※Menu and prices may have changed. ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈𖠚ᐝ𖠿𖠋𖧧┈ [Drive-In Ippei] ■ 1484-3 Kume, Mikazuki-cho, Ogi City, Saga Prefecture ▷ 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM, Last Orders 8:30 PM Closed Wednesdays and the third Tuesday of every month Parking available ༶ஐ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ #Drive-In Ippei #SagaGourmet #SagaLunch #SagaDinner #SagaDriveIn #SagaTrip #SagaSightseeing #SagaDriving #DomesticTravel
Ogi Park: A Cherry Blossom Paradise in Saga, Kyushu
Ogi Park, located in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu, is the only site in the region selected as one of the "100 Best Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan." Renowned for its breathtaking cherry blossoms, the park boasts approximately 3,000 cherry trees. Every year, from late March to early April, the blossoms bloom in full glory, transforming the park into a picturesque wonderland. The white and pink Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms blend harmoniously, creating a stunning natural canvas. In addition to cherry blossoms, the park features historical landmarks such as Okayama Shrine, Torimori Shrine, and commemorative monuments. Once the retirement residence of Ogi Domain lord Nabeshima Naotaka, the park offers a spacious and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for enjoying the beauty of cherry blossoms. At the entrance of Ogi Park, visitors will find a large torii gate. During cherry blossom season, numerous food stalls line the area, offering a delightful experience of strolling, eating, and drinking. How to Get to Ogi Park? Take the Karatsu Line (bound for Nishi-Karatsu) from Saga Station to Ogi Station (280 yen). The journey takes approximately 16 minutes. Note that the Karatsu Line is not covered by the JR PASS, so additional payment is required. From Ogi Station, the park is about 350 meters away, a leisurely 5-minute walk. The route is peaceful, with residential houses and a few unique shops specializing in yokan (sweet bean jelly).
Saga Prefecture Small City Travel
A trip to Kitakyushu from Saga Airport-1 Saga Prefecture is a place with convenient transportation, including railways and roads. All major areas of Kitakyushu can be easily accessed. Connecting Hakata, Nagasaki and even Oita to Yufuin, Tosu Station is an important railway hub. I chose to stay at Tosu Station as a stopover for the first few days. There are not many tourist spots in the city of Saga, but there are many tourist spots around the prefecture. Karatsu on the northern coast has an old town street and seafood. The Hizen Kashima Inari Shrine on the south is one of the three major Inari shrines in Japan. Takeo Onsen, the starting point of the West Kyushu Shinkansen, has an ancient hot spring street. Takeo Shrine and the beautifully designed Takeo Library. In addition, there is the Cherry Blossom Hundred Famous Places Kojo Park in the suburbs of Saga City. Especially during the cherry blossom season, the town park has different scenery during the day and night. It is worth visiting during the flower season. Take the old Kiha47 train for 15 minutes via the Karatsu Line. Arriving at the old wooden town station and walking out, It is about a 5-minute walk away. Arriving at Ojo Park and Okayama Shrine, You can see a park with nearly 3,000 cherry trees. Okayama Shrines are scattered across ponds, buildings and hilltops. The town at night is not as peaceful as it is during the day. It also attracts a large number of office workers and students from surrounding towns to come here at night. Go to enjoy the night cherry blossoms. In addition, during this period, There are also many hot food stalls around the shrine selling various drinks or meals. The most famous products of the town are yokan and distillery. Saga is a major agricultural prefecture that produces a variety of agricultural products. The products produced by the town distillery are also very special in Japanese sake. It's gin, not Japanese whiskey or sake. After tasting a cup, I found it very smooth, so I bought a bottle to bring back to Taiwan to taste. I really recommend traveling here to experience the atmosphere of rural Japan. #SAGA #Small Town Park #Takeo Hot Spring #Small Town Distillery
Explore the Japanese forests and enjoy the natural environment in 4K per person
Explore the forests of Japan and enjoy the beauty of nature in five days! Awesome forest theme gameplay is waiting for you to experience, collect this guide now! · - Japan has a rich history, picturesque scenery and cherry blossoms. 🎌Customs vary from place to place, from the ancient charm of Kyoto to the prosperity of Tokyo, there is a lot of customs everywhere. 🗾Explore this country, every step is a surprise! 🎉 · - 🛤️Itinerary: D1: Yutoku Inari Shrine->Oya Shrine’s Undersea Torii Visit the mysterious Inari Shrine and feel the ancient faith. Then go to Oojinja Shrine to admire the spectacular torii gate in the sea and experience the close integration of the ocean and religion. D2: Mifuneyama Rakuen->Ojo Park->Arita Ceramic Park Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Mifuneyama Rakuen, then stroll through Ojo Park to feel the tranquility of the city. Finally, visit Arita Ceramic Park to explore the charm of ceramic art. D3: Yufuin Street -> Kinrin Lake The history and culture of Yufuin Street are waiting for you to explore. When you are tired of shopping, you can relax by the beautiful Kinrin Lake and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature. D4: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine is a shrine for praying for academic progress. Feel its solemnity and sacredness, and wish your work or studies to reach a higher level. D5: Hotel->Saga Airport After a wonderful trip to Japan, we departed from the hotel to Saga Airport, embarking on our return journey with full of memories. 🛫 · - Must-see tips for your trip: 🍣Specialties are expensive, so it is recommended to compare before buying, which can save a lot of money~ ✈️Narita Airport is far from the city center, so it is important to plan your transportation in advance! 🍱There are abundant local delicacies. You may try sushi and ramen, which are definitely delicious! 🎌Respect local customs, do not take photos or make noise at will, and travel politely. 🗾Carry it with you🗺 to find attractions and routes and avoid getting lost~ · - Leave your footprints and memories on your trip to Japan, and don’t forget to share your travel stories! 🌸
Saga Day Tour | Go see the lights at night!
Saga is a small city with inconvenient transportation, so it's recommended to drive yourself to the mountains. Kiyomizu Falls: Located on a mountain, you have to pass through a temple to see it. The whole temple is related to carp. Ceramic Town: It was late and raining when we went! So only a few stores were open. You can see the overall style of the ceramics from the window displays. Maybe it's because Chinese ceramics are so strong, but I didn't feel anything when I saw the ceramics in Ceramic Town. However, my foreign classmates were so excited that they even borrowed money to buy cups to take home to their families. TeamLab: This was the best part of the trip. TeamLab in Saga is only open at night, and is combined with a hot spring hotel on the mountain. The only downside is that you have to climb a bit to see the different lights, but overall it's worth it. The combination of the abandoned hot spring pool and 3D images gives you a sense of rebirth in the apocalypse, haha. If you go early, you can get a free cup of tea (if you go too late, the store will be closed). It's one of the few places in Japan where you can visit at night, but if you leave too late and don't drive, it may be difficult to get home, haha. Staying at the hot spring hotel where TeamLab is located is also a good choice.
Ogi Hanami Happienes
#cherryblossom2024 Fleeting beauty It is not easy to plan trips around Japan in advance during the sakura—admiring season: flowers seem to appear out of nowhere in April - and soon after that they wither. For the Japanese, cherry blossoms have long been a metaphor for the transience of life. To catch this wonderful phenomenon, many people use the forecast of cherry blossoms. If you are lucky enough to choose the right time, Ogi Park will become a fantastic place for hanami, as the Japanese call the traditional process of admiring sakura. How to get The train travels from Saga Station to Ogi Station in just 15 minutes. Following the signs, you will reach the park in 15 minutes. You can also take a taxi. It is interesting The Ogi Park was created by Nabeshima Motoshige and Nabeshima Naoyoshi, the first and second daimyo of the Ogi Principality The city of Ogi is sometimes called "Little Kyoto": its appearance and traditions resemble the ancient Japanese capital Kakumaki is a famous 340—year-old coniferous tree, the crown of which is formed in the form of square tiers There is something magical about sakura: its blooming transforms any landscape. For a short time, even the most ordinary Japanese street is filled with life. Ogi is beautiful all year round, but during the cherry blossom season it changes beyond recognition. At this time, the park is filled with visitors — they take pictures and have picnics under the flowering trees.
『A peaceful trip to a small town in Saga Prefecture』
The small city of Saga Prefecture, a place rich in history and natural beauty, offers a great destination for travelers seeking tranquility and beautiful memories. In this travelogue, I will take you to explore the charm of the small city, from its historical streets to its natural scenery, every place is full of stories. 🌟The journey of exploring the small city begins This small city in Saga Prefecture is a place full of history and natural beauty. Arriving in the small city, the first thing that catches your eye is its well-preserved traditional Japanese buildings and quiet streets. The transportation here is convenient. It takes about 30 minutes by public transportation from the center of Saga City to easily reach this historic town. 💰Enjoy the essence of affordable travel Small city travel experiences don’t have to be expensive. Many of the attractions here, such as ancient temples, historical buildings and natural parks, are free or very cheap. This makes the small city an ideal choice for travelers who want to explore Japan's traditional culture and natural beauty on a budget. 🍜Try the delicacies of small cities In a small city, food is an essential part of your life. Special dishes here reflect Saga Prefecture's rich ingredients and unique culinary traditions. From fresh seafood to authentic Japanese home cooking to delicious street food, every flavor is unforgettable. We especially recommend trying the local Saga beef, which is known as one of the top Japanese wagyu beef for its delicate texture and rich flavor. 🍁Experience the natural beauty of the four seasons The small city has four distinct seasons, and each season has its own unique natural landscape. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom and the whole city is covered in pink flowers; in summer, it is full of greenery and it is the best time to explore natural parks and cool streams; in autumn, the maple leaves are like fire, adding a bit of warm color to this small city; in winter, although it is cold, the occasional snow scene also makes the small city look more peaceful and beautiful. 🍃Summary of this trip A small city is not just a travel destination, it is more like a place where people can slow down and experience the beauty of life. The history, nature, food and warm human touch here together weave one unforgettable story after another. If you are eager to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and find a place where you can rest your mind, then the small cities in Saga Prefecture will definitely bring you unexpected surprises and satisfaction.
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Saga Castle Ruins
There are not many places to visit in Saga, but Saga Castle is worth a visit. In the evening, the setting sun falls on the Saga Castle History Museum like molten gold, giving this ancient city a soft and mysterious golden coat. Stepping lightly, stepping into this land treated gently by time, it seems as if you have traveled through the tunnel of time and space and returned to that turbulent era. Saga Castle, whose history can be traced back to the early Edo period, was once the location of the Saga Domain Office. However, after many wars and fires, Saga Castle has been damaged several times. Especially in the Saga Rebellion in the early Meiji era, most of the buildings in the city were burned down, and only the city walls and gates were preserved. The Saga Castle History Museum we see today was built on the basis of the reconstruction by the then domain lord Nabeshima Naomasa in 1838, and has been maintained and restored. The History Museum stands quietly under the city wall. Without the hustle and bustle of the day, it is more solemn and quiet at this moment. The city wall, the mottled stones, every brick and tile are engraved with the stories of the past. They have witnessed the changes of countless dynasties and the baptism of wind and rain, but they still stand tall, guarding the memory and glory of this land. Walking along the city wall, you can still vaguely hear the echo of history Walking into the history museum, the lights are soft and the atmosphere is warm. With more than 700 tatami mats, it is one of the largest wooden restoration buildings in Japan. The museum displays a variety of exhibits, from ancient weapons to exquisite works of art, from documentary records to daily utensils, each of which carries the weight of history and tells the past and present of Saga Castle. In particular, those historical materials related to the late shogunate and the Meiji Restoration period, through materials, images and models, present the history of this period in many ways, making people feel as if they are in that turbulent era.
OMMBMHSaga Balloon Museum
On the first day I arrived in Fukuoka, I went straight to Saga Prefecture next door, visited the ancient tombs of the Yayoi period and the hot air balloon museum, and climbed to the top of Yutoku Inari Shrine. When I went back to Oo Shrine, I discovered the coin-operated store. The rice machine is really interesting. After walking all day, I had Saga beef as I wished in the evening🐮The waiter was worried that I wouldn’t be able to eat 200g of meat. Later, he saw that I was enjoying my meal and said that I could add rice for free😂I returned to Fukuoka with a bulging belly😅Kyushu’s train🚃Although Very retro, but very comfortable and beautiful, but it is inconvenient to have to sell tickets manually. And it only accepts cash, which is a bit unexpectedly backward😋
系统错误提示Fukuoka Tower
even with a fear of heights this was a great tower to visit. beautiful view on Fukuoka, it was great to do as a couple 🩷
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