2025 Imari Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

We visit #imari on our way to #okawachiyama village and it is most notable because of Imari porcelain is the European collector's' name for Japanese porcelain wares made in the town of #arita #japan. #unforgetabletrip #scenicspotguide #happynewyear

#Okawachiyama village in the mountains just outside Imari, it was the first place in Japan to produce porcelain the mineral essential to making porcelain and craftsmen with the necessary skills had been brought from Korea into the country #japan. #travelinspiration #scenicspotguide #happynewyear

This time, I will introduce the historic townscape located in Saga Prefecture. This place is in Saga Prefecture, and you can enjoy the old townscape that has been around for a long time. Since it is a town surrounded by mountains, you can also feel the nature, making it a highly recommended spot. I visited during a sunny afternoon, and it was a wonderful place where you could simultaneously feel the greenery of the mountains and the old Japanese atmosphere. Please do visit. Townscape of Okawachiyama 〒848-0025 Okawachicho Otsu 1848, Imari City, Saga Prefecture Business hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

✨Hotel Highlights ♨️Amenities 🛁Room Environment 🍽️Breakfast 🛎️Hotel Service 💗Guest Experience I feel like better than hotel but a little annoying for verification myself because this is unmanned hotel. Room condition is better hotel

Best place to visit in Saga prefecture. I went here on weekend but there are not so many people around, and i walk around and buy a lot of souvenirs, there are soo many cute Cutlery that made in Arita. Actually there are many shops that provide to experiencing making the cutlery, etc.. but i wasnt have much time when i visit here so i cant do that which i was kinda regret. But at the end of the walk im going to the cafe in the parking area try the cup of coffee and cake with the cute tea cups made in arita. I enjoy my day here:)) #arita #porcelain #kyushutrip

🚂 I love trains, and I love cute and beautiful train stations even more. Choosing Kyushu was also because there are many train stations worth visiting in Kyushu, as well as many unique sightseeing trains. Half of the time I spend hopping on and off trains, fascinated by each beautiful train station🚉 . 🚈 Located in Northern Kyushu, Nagasaki Prefecture has many islands and peninsulas, streets filled with exotic charm, and quite a few world heritage sites, as well as several sightseeing train lines: the Matsuura Railway Line, the Sasebo Line, the Shimabara Railway Line, and the under-construction Arita Line. . 🚅 This time we took the Matsuura Railway Line, and we got off at several beautiful stations to enjoy them. Trains usually run once an hour, and many stations have attractions to visit. Tickets for the Matsuura Railway can only be purchased with cash; transportation cards and JR Passes are not accepted. If you're interested in this line, buying a one-day pass is a good deal, with a price of about 120 yuan. . 🌸 Photos 1️⃣-5️⃣ and 6️⃣⬆️ are of Kanetake Station, where cherry blossom trees line the riverbank, and rapeseed flowers bloom beneath them. 🌸 Photo 6️⃣⬇️ is Sasebo Station 🌸 Photo 7️⃣ is Oogi Station, and photo 8️⃣ is Ryusenji Temple next to Oogi Station. 🌸 Photo 9️⃣ is Sandaibashi Station 🌸 Photos 10-17 are of my favorite Kurashuku Station. I liked it so much that I visited twice. The beauty of this station lies in its atmosphere. The old wooden station, half of which is used for a coffee and light meals, has semi-outdoor seating at the entrance, and opposite is a large cherry blossom tree. We even went there in heavy rain the second time; the risotto made by the owner was so delicious! Sitting outside, drinking beer, and watching the cherry blossom petals dance in the air with the rain, this scene, although not captured in photos, is deeply etched in my heart! 🌸 Photo 18 is of Urazaki Station on this line, which is also known as one of Kyushu's famous cherry blossom stations. The cherry blossoms form a tunnel of flowers, and during the cherry blossom blizzard, the petals fall like rain. It's truly beautiful, and it's also really crowded. Many people bring their lunch boxes to enjoy the blossoms here, and we also had lunch amidst the petal rain. . 🚂 We took the Matsuura Railway Line for a few stops the first time, and the entire route the second time. The driver uncle would come and chat with us whenever we stopped for a few minutes. He loves his job very much and is proud that his son became a Shinkansen driver. He was even more courteous when he heard we were from Shanghai, as his son had studied there. In the end, he even gave us travel information for Kyushu trains. This trip on the Matsuura Railway in Kyushu was truly joyful and satisfying. .

⭐️Okawachiyama⭐️ The streetscape of 大川内山 (Okawachiyama) is a popular pottery village in Fukuoka. Although it's a small village, it's full of charming sights and is popular among both locals and tourists. There are many pottery shops, making it fun to look at the various ceramics. 🎯Otsu-1848 Okawachicho, Imari, Saga 848-0025 Japan