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

A luxurious hot spring hotel hidden deep in the bamboo forest. It is built on the mountain, and you can enjoy the beauty of hundreds of thousands of trees and flowers in all seasons, especially in the red leaf season, the fallen leaves 🍁 make this place even more dreamy. This hotel has only 12 independent rooms, each equipped with a different style of internal hot spring, and some rooms also have outdoor hot spring pools♨️. The hot spring water is a natural spring, giving people a sense of tranquility closely connected with nature. For female guests, the hotel has prepared 20 types of yukata👘, which are very suitable for checking in and taking photos. Each room has a coffee machine☕️. In the afternoon when the sun shines through the bamboo forest, guests can put on their favorite yukata, grind a cup of strong coffee, and enjoy their leisure time. Dinner is a high-end kaiseki meal🍱 based on local seasonal ingredients, and barbecue is also available as an option. Breakfast can be Japanese or Western, and both breakfast and dinner can be enjoyed in the room. If you need to celebrate, the hotel will also provide services such as sake 🍶, wine 🍷 and cake 🍰. Taketo's hot springs are radium hot springs that help lower blood pressure, relieve pain and relax. Each room type has a private hot spring, but the hotel also has three unique rental hot spring pools: the "Bamboo Forest Bath" surrounded by bamboo leaves and red maples, the "Cave Bath" like a secret base, and the "Okunoyu" is a mini waterfall. In addition, the hotel also has a luxurious space "Bamboo Castle Room", which is surrounded by bamboo and equipped with a large open-air bath, tatami, stereo, TV📺 and drinks, but it is only available to guests in specific rooms. 📍Address: 4100 Takeo, Takeo-machi, Takeo City, Saga Prefecture.

#热热#100 Ways to Travel Kyushu cherry blossom viewing and hot spring bath trip, this family trip stayed at three hot spring hotels with their own characteristics, namely: #YufuinKayu, Kurokawa Hot Spring #Senomoto Plateau Hotel, Takeo #Mifuneyama Paradise Hotel. ✓ #YufuinKayu is a high-end Japanese-style hot spring hotel. You can stay in a Japanese and Western-style suite with a private hot spring bath. Not only the indoor space is extremely spacious, it also has a private courtyard. You can enjoy the view of Mount Yufu while taking a bath in the courtyard. It is really enjoyable! The hot spring pool in the jacuzzi is a smooth beauty bath, and you can watch the stars while soaking in the bath at night. Accommodation type: Open-air hot spring bungalow with jacuzzi #梦之里, 60 square meters, one bed, two meals, two people, about NT$15,000. ✓ #Se-nomoto Plateau Hotel is a hot spring hotel located in the hot spring town #Senomoto Plateau outside Kurokawa Hot Spring. The public hot spring has two indoor and outdoor pools. The outdoor open-air hot spring has an excellent view. You can bathe directly under the natural sky and wilderness, overlooking the distance. Aso Volcano is very enjoyable; the indoor hot spring has large floor-to-ceiling windows, and you can see the outdoor wilderness plateau. It is also very healing, and it is less cold when you soak indoors in winter. Accommodation type: The most basic twin room with attached bathroom, 24 square meters of space, one bed, two meals for two people, about NT$6,000. ✓#Mifuneyama Paradise Hotel Stay directly at the hotel in Mifuneyama Paradise, which is quite unique in combination with teamLab. I stayed in the Japanese-style Laosong Room, which has its own garden landscaping and open-air hot spring. The hot spring pool is made of rocks. You can enjoy the flowers while soaking in the hot spring. It is quite luxurious! But the public hot springs are also super cool, with a Western-style hot spring pool design and a resting space for cooling off and roasting marshmallows, which is very fashionable! Check-in type: The largest room in the hotel, the VIP room Laosong Room, is over 100 square meters in size and has a private open-air bath. One bed, two meals and two people cost about NT$20,000. # Kyushu self-driving # Kyushu cherry blossom viewing # Kyushu hot spring # hot spring # 100 ways to travel

#100 Ways to Travel Kyushu Takeo's famous scenic spot #米fun山楽园, in addition to the sea of ​​azaleas and ship-shaped rocks, the most eye-catching is #teamlab's surreal light and shadow scene #神 resides in the forest A Forest where Gods Live. Because I stayed at the Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel, I was able to enter and exit the exhibition for free. As soon as you step into the dark hall, the lighting is like a hundred lights in a row, filling the entire space. Reflected by the mirrors on the four walls, it is infinitely magnified, high and low, unevenly distributed, like countless sky lanterns rising into the sky, and the lights It will produce changes and sounds with every move of the person, just like a dream. The teamLab exhibition is divided into indoor and outdoor areas. This time we mainly visited the four indoor exhibition areas: #echolightforestwithspiral The glass lampshade from Burano Island is used to cover the entire space, with layers of light and dark flashing, which is the reception area of ​​the check-in lobby of the aforementioned hotel. #forgottenrocks Among the ruins, there are 20 luminous crystal rock pillars standing diagonally, flickering on and off like breathing, as if walking into an alien's secret base. #graffitinatural The creatures living in the abandoned public bathhouse are various creatures described by visitors, like ribbons of light and shadow dancing and spreading. #flamelightsculpting Through the collection of point lights, a flame sculpture of a three-dimensional object is created. The flames burn more intensely as people get closer. It is like a dream and transcends reality. I admire teamLab for designing such a wonderful light and shadow environment according to local conditions. Don’t miss it when you visit Mifuneyama Rakuen Garden. teamLab: A Forest Where Gods Live - GC Exhibition period: 2024/7/12-11/4 #JapanTandian #KyushuAttractions #Mifuneyamarakuen #teamlab #神 resides in the forest

#100 Ways to Travel Takeo Shrine Address: Takeo 5327, Takeo-machi, Takeo City, Saga Prefecture If you also like to visit shrines, I recommend you to visit Takeo Shrine in Saga. The official website of Takeo Shrine reads: "Our ancestors felt the gods in every operation of nature, believed that gods existed in all things, and worshiped them and to pray to the gods to protect themselves from the wrath and to thank nature for its blessings. Especially large trees and rocks are considered sacred and used as objects of faith." Transportation strategy: Takeo Shrine is located in Takeo City, Saga Prefecture. Take the JR Limited Express Seagull from Fukuoka JR Hakata Station to JR Takeo Onsen Station. Those taking the bus can go to Hakata Bus Terminal or Nishitetsu-Tenjin Expressway Bus Station to Saga Bus Terminal, and then transfer to a local bus. After arriving at JR Saga Onsen Station, you can take a tour bus or walk to Takeo Shrine. You can also rent bicycles outside the station. Takeo Shrine is located about a 10-minute walk from the famous Takeo Library and can be visited together. Going up the stairs, the stone pillars and the mottled stones give off a sense of etherealness and time. After passing through the "Ni-no-Torii" (二ノtorii), there are two cypress trees side by side on the right hand side, which is called "Couple Hinoki". The roots of these two cypress trees intersect, and they are joined together at the middle branches. Therefore, they are considered to be able to protect good relationships, not only in love, but also in various aspects such as between people, work, and money. All kinds of fateful relationships. A rare white shrine in Japan, the main enshrinement is Takeuchi Sukone, the longest-lived god in Japan. It is said to be able to pray for military luck, good fortune and the elimination of misfortune. It is said that during a certain victory in the war, a white bird happened to land on the shrine. The locals believed that the white bird was a symbol of victory and luck, so they painted the outer walls of Takeo Shrine white. On the left side of the shrine, there is a sacred tree torii gate, leading to the 3,000-year-old sacred tree. The trail leading to the nanshu is lined with maple trees, and as you walk further inside, it becomes a bamboo forest towering into the sky. At the end is a tree that is over 3,000 years old and is the seventh largest sacred tree in Japan. It is 30 meters tall and has a trunk circumference of 22 meters. Chi, the hollow in the tree body and roots is said to be as big as 12 stacks of tatami. Only by seeing it with your own eyes can you fully appreciate the insignificance of human beings. In these thousand years, we are just a circle of years on the annual rings of the nan tree. The sacred tree is still growing and expanding. What is special is that there is a hollow in the tree, which is said to be the prototype of the tree hole in My Neighbor Totoro. In this nearly arc-shaped space, it is surrounded by a dense forest, forming a huge energy space. When you come here, you must feel the sacred space and silence, and listen to the sounds of nature. # Takeo Shrine # Takeo Onsen Station # Saga # Big Nanshu # Shrine # Kyushu # Japan # familytravel #神木

#IndoorGoodPlace I believe that many tour groups and independent travel plans on the market will include exciting fun activities, food and leisure exploration, crazy shopping at Outlets, exploration of historical cultural relics, etc., so as to understand the local culture, enrich life experience, and relax the body and mind; but are there any Have you ever thought about arranging an itinerary that integrates into local life, allows you to slowly experience the local culture, and also gives tourists the feeling of traveling? This is to arrange a visit to Kyushu, Japan [Takeo City Library]. This is a library located near Kyushu Shinkansen Takeo Station. The architectural design is simple and a bit fashionable. The library has a reading area, a study room area and a coffee room area. , is similar to an ordinary library; and it is as quiet as visiting an exhibition hall. You can calm down and visit the architecture, read a local book, and look out the window to see the sun-drenched mountain scenery and a feeling of tranquility and spiritual cleansing. I believe that this [Takeo Library] has also attracted many local people and tourists to come and experience it, understand the architectural design of the library and borrow books to increase their knowledge. Therefore, the library has divided photography areas to avoid disturbing people who are concentrating on reading. . In addition to this library, there is also a children's library next to it. The library is like two worlds. The sounds of children's play and the sounds of parents' education fill the library, creating a different experience. How do you plan your trip? Will you also arrange quiet time to visit Takeo Library to increase your knowledge and experience? #日本kyushutakeo #TakeoCityLibrary #100 Ways to Travel # around the world

#TakeoCityLibrary, is it considered a famous attraction in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu? Combining a library, bookstore, coffee, and art works, it is a wooden sloping-roof building with round windows on the skylight, which allows for gentle penetration of light and maintains the aroma of books, wood, and Starbucks coffee in the city. Photography is prohibited in the library, and only two photo spots are open. One is located next to the entrance on the first floor, where you can take pictures from a horizontal angle; the other is in the corridor on the second floor, where you can take pictures of the entire bookcase corridor and the arc sloping roof from a bird's eye view. , quiet and beautiful. Next to the city library, there is also a cute children's library. The design of the wooden glass house makes the space bright and spacious. There are many children's play areas planned in the library. Even the keys to the lockers are all kinds of cute stuffed animals. Takeo City Library and Historical Archives were built by the local government to revitalize the economy. Somei Yoshino cherry trees line the parking lot, and the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring. There is also Takeo Shrine nearby that you can visit as well, which is also a good place for cherry blossom viewing. Takeo City Library·Historical Archives Business hours: 0900-2100 Address: 5304-1 Takeocho Oaza Takeo, Takeo, Saga 843-0022 Japan #九州自行 #武雄 # the most beautiful library

📍Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel, Saga This historic hotel in Takeo Onsen, Saga, has been collaborating with TeamLab since 2018 and has been exhibiting artworks on a permanent basis! The first five pictures are of the lobby♡♡ The lamps that cover the entire area are so beautiful🥺❤️❤️ I took photos of the different colors and time flew by! ※Entry is available even for non-guests. I went there first thing on a Monday morning (11am) and it was almost completely booked!! 💫 There are also ruins and light art on display, making it a worthwhile space to see. ※Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel's "Rakan no Yu" has won the Sauna Chelan Grand Prix for three consecutive years in 2019, 2020, and 2021, and it's a new experience created by Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel's "Rakan no Yu" and TeamLab's art! Art exhibition ticket🎫 700 yen for junior high school students and above, 400 yen for elementary school students (Free for guests staying at Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel and Onjuku Chikurintei) 〜 〜🌸Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel Cherry Blossoms〜 〜 🗓️March 11, 2024 to April 10, 2024 🕚Daytime 8:00-18:30, Evening 18:30-22:00 👛 Adults 600 yen, Elementary school students 250 yen ※You can enjoy 2,000 cherry trees, including Somei Yoshino and Yamazakura, and at night, Kyushu's largest night cherry blossom event is held, lighting up an area of ​​82,500 square meters. Add some excitement to your everyday life:🌙 🏨 Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel📮 Takeo 4100, Takeo-cho, Takeo-shi, Saga Prefecture #Sakura2024 #SagaTourism #Saga #SagaTrip #Art #FreeHongKongAirTicket #DomesticTravel #PhotogenicSpot

Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel is home to Rakan no Yu, which has won the Grand Prix in the Sauna Cheran for three consecutive years. Needless to say, the sauna is amazing, with an immersive feeling that makes you feel as if you are one with nature. The men's and women's baths are switched only in the morning, so I recommend staying overnight. The hotel building itself is a little old, but it is kept clean, and the room was simple but comfortable. The collaboration with teamLab was unexpectedly fun. The experience started with checking in the lobby, where a fantastic space filled with many hanging lamps spreads out. You are immediately drawn into a surreal world. The presentation, which made use of the facilities in the hotel, such as the former large bath, was very ingenious. Of particular note was the projection mapping of Mt. Mifune and the entire garden that spreads at its base. I was amazed at the idea of ​​projection mapping the mountain itself. The fantastic space that blended nature with the latest technology was created, and it was very enjoyable. I heard that the azaleas in the garden are wonderful, so I would like to visit during azalea season next time. #Mifuneyama Rakuen Hotel #TeamLab

#JapanTravel The most beautiful bookstore in the world, Takeo City Library, Japan📚 This is the place where COEX Byeolmadang Library was inspired, and it is very famous as the most beautiful bookstore and library in the world! The interior design is very luxurious, and the scenery of a small Japanese town seen through the large windows seemed to make my heart feel at ease😌 📚Takeo City Library 📍 5304-1 Takeocho Oaza Takeo, Takeo, Saga 843-0022 Japan ⏰Every day 09:00 ~ 21:00

If you've been to a teamlab exhibit, you know what to expect. What makes this one special is the location. The park is beautiful with different venues spread everywhere. Some pieces resemble others featured in different locations, e.g. the pound where the carps projections are feels like the one in teamlab Planets in Tsukiji, Tokyo. That said, the location itself gives a different vibe to the pieces. Wear comfortable shoes and be careful when walking around as the place can be quite dark in some places. There are 2 gates and one opens 1 hour later, at 20:00. I would suggest entering earlier so you don't have to rush to see everything.

Saga, Japan, usually refers to Saga Prefecture or Saga City. It is located on the northwest side of the Kyushu region of Japan, bordering the Genkai Sea to the north, the Ariake Sea to the south, Fukuoka Prefecture to the east, and Nagasaki Prefecture to the west. It covers an area of approximately 2,440.68 square kilometers. It has jurisdiction over 10 cities and 10 towns, with a population of about 832,800. The prefectural emblem is composed of three "力" characters, the prefectural flag features camphor tree flowers, the prefectural bird is the magpie, the prefectural tree is the camphor tree, and the prefectural flower is the camphor tree flower. Saga, Japan has many tourist attractions worth visiting. Here are some recommendations: Historical and Cultural Sites - Saga Castle: Located at 2-18 Jonai, Saga City, the remaining parts are important cultural properties. Here, you can experience Japan's rich history.  - Karatsu Castle: Also known as "Maizuru Castle," it was built in 1608 and took seven years to complete by the first lord of the Karatsu Domain. The fifth floor of the castle tower is an observation deck, offering panoramic views of the Genkai Sea and Matsuura Lagoon. Maizuru Park, surrounding the castle, is a famous spot for cherry blossom viewing.  - Taku Seibyo: Along with "Ashikaga Gakko (Tochigi Prefecture)" and "Shizutani Gakko (Okayama Prefecture)," it is known as one of Japan's three major Confucian shrines. It has been listed as a National Important Cultural Property. The pillars and beams of the vermillion-lacquered buildings are decorated with auspicious patterns such as dragons, giraffes, and phoenixes, giving it a magnificent appearance.  - Yoshinogari Historical Park: Here lie the ruins of Japan's largest moat settlement from the Yayoi period. Surrounded by a 2.5 km-long moat, reconstructed observation towers, pit dwellings, and raised storehouses allow visitors to fully experience the atmosphere of the Yayoi period.   Hot Spring Resorts - Takeo Onsen: With a 1,300-year history, this is a mildly alkaline hot spring with clear and smooth water. The "Romon" gate, designed by Kingo Tatsuno, the same architect who designed the Bank of Japan and Tokyo Station, has also been designated as a National Important Cultural Property.  - Ureshino Onsen: One of Japan's three major "Bijin-no-Yu" (hot springs for beautiful skin), located at 2202-55 Shimojuku Otsu, Ureshinomachi, Ureshino City. Here, you can enjoy the beautifying effects of the hot spring.  Natural Landscapes - Niji-no-Matsubara: One of Japan's three major pine groves, with 1 million black pine trees growing along the coast. Planted by the first lord of the Karatsu Domain in the 17th century to protect against wind and waves, the top of the mountain is a natural oxygen-rich park.  - Mount Kagami Observatory: Located on Mount Kagami in Karatsu City, legend has it that Princess Sayohime bid farewell to her lover here. A bronze statue of Sayohime stands at the summit, and visitors can enjoy a spectacular view of "Niji-no-Matsubara" from above. Religious Sites - Yutoku Inari Shrine: Along with "Fushimi Inari Shrine" and "Kasama Inari Shrine," it is known as one of Japan's three major Inari shrines. Approximately 3 million people visit each year. The bright vermillion architecture stands out against the backdrop of green trees.

Gyoza Kaikan is a popular dumpling shop in Takeo, Saga. Opening hours are 11 a.m. If you drive by and arrive too early, you can go to the station to have a look. When you come back, it is almost noon and there are a lot of people. There is a large parking lot in the countryside. There are people to help guide parking. Fill in basic information at the door and wait for your seat. The main dishes are ramen and grilled dumplings. The dumplings are round and full, and the skin is crispy and chewy. The pork filling is rich in gravy and very delicious. There are simple ingredients and red ginger on the table to match. After the meal, go to the counter to pay (cash). When you come to Takeo, I highly recommend visiting local food. #美食之旅

From Hakata to Takeo, it takes about an hour. Besides being a famous hot spring town, there is also Takeo Shrine, which enshrines the god of longevity, Takeuchi Sukune. The way to worship here is a bit different from other shrines. Upon entering, you first pass through the Chino-wa (a large ring made of grass). Bow, step through the ring with your left foot, circle to the left and return to the starting point, then switch to your right foot and circle to the right, and finally, use your left foot again to circle to the left. This completes the worship, symbolizing the infinity ♾️, and it is said to ward off evil. In addition to its famous fortune slips, Takeo Shrine also has special umbrella fortunes, which use the weather to represent good or bad luck. These fortunes can predict love, travel, and other fortunes. For those seeking love or marital harmony, there is also a couple tree to worship. This 1200-year-old Takeo Shrine is the oldest shrine in Takeo, and behind it is a sacred tree that resembles the one in Totoro. This giant camphor tree is said to be 3000 years old, making it the seventh largest sacred tree in Japan. If you visit Takeo Shrine, don't forget to climb a bit of the mountain to see this long-lived sacred tree. On your way back, you can also visit the Takeo Library, which is said to be the most beautiful library in Kyushu. Since photography is not allowed, you can enjoy a cup of coffee and soak in the literary atmosphere. 📍Address: 〒843-0022 Saga Prefecture, Takeo City, Takeo Town, Oaza Takeo 5327

Oh! Speaking of Takeo Onsen, it's the super famous hot spring that Saga Prefecture is proud of! It's one of the leading hot spring spots in Japan, with a history of 1,300 years! It's a place where hot water and historical romance intersect, just like a "theme park of healing and excitement"! Let's take a closer look at the history of Takeo Onsen! It is said that the origin of Takeo Onsen dates back to the Nara period! This hot spring was already written about in the oldest historical book in Japan, "Hizen no Kuni Fudoki"! People at that time may have said "Oh, paradise!" while bathing in this hot spring! Then, in the Edo period, Takeo Onsen became the official hot spring of the Nabeshima Domain (Saga Domain), and was a great healing spot for samurai! Furthermore, in the Meiji period, the Takeo Onsen Tower Gate was completed, designed by Tatsuno Kingo (the genius architect who designed Tokyo Station!), and it quickly evolved into a tourist attraction! Even now, the tower gate shines red and warmly welcomes visitors! I can't help but talk about the charms of Takeo Onsen! 1. The spring quality is amazing! The water here is a weakly alkaline simple spring, and the viscous feeling is irresistible! The moment you enter, your skin will be like, "Wow, my skin is so smooth!?" It's also famous for its skin-beautifying properties, and is a natural beauty treatment! 2. The hot spring town is full of atmosphere! Walking through the retro and tasteful hot spring town will make you feel like you've traveled back in time! There are many old-fashioned inns and restaurants, so it's great to eat your way around! 3. The famous "Takeo Onsen Shinkan"! This is also a National Important Cultural Property designed by Tatsuno Kingo! Being able to bathe in a hot spring while feeling the history is just too luxurious! 4. Enjoy it as a set with Saga gourmet food! After enjoying the hot springs, the way connoisseurs spend their time is to enjoy Saga beef and Ureshino tea! The combination of melting beef and refreshing tea after the hot spring is the height of bliss! You just have to go! Let's go to Takeo Onsen! Takeo Onsen is located right next to Takeo Onsen Station on the Nagasaki Main Line! What's more, it is also easily accessible via the Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen bullet train! It's also a great idea to combine it with sightseeing in Saga and Nagasaki! You have to go! Come enjoy the ultimate healing experience at Takeo Onsen, which boasts 1,300 years of history and the strongest skin-beautifying effects!!

It is highly recommended for everyone who travels to Fukuoka in late autumn and early winter to take the limited express train to Takeo Onsen Station, which can be reached in about an hour. Near this station, there is a maple viewing spot "Mifuneyama Rakuen" that is worth visiting; 🚗🚐🚞 It is very convenient to go to Mifuneyama Paradise because they provide free vehicles at Takeo Onsen Station to shuttle guests to and from the park and the station. This century-old Japanese garden covers an area of ​​500,000 square meters and is planted with many maple trees. When you enter the park, you will see the What a beautiful red leaves. The red leaves sparkle under the sunlight and are really pleasing to the eye! When you are tired from walking, you can go to a tea house in the courtyard to sit down and have a cup of matcha and meatballs. You can take a break and enjoy the beautiful scenery around you. 🍁🍵🍡😍 Mifuneyama Paradise can be said to be a secret maple viewing spot. Not many tourists come here. Coming here during the red leaf season will definitely add wonderful memories to your trip. 📷🥰 #fukuokatrip # Mitfuneyamaland #takeoohotspringstation #japantravel

I was finally able to visit a place I had wanted to go to for a long time. The shock and strange experience I experienced after entering the facility exceeded my expectations. I was moved by the sight I saw for the first time. The atmosphere of the lamps in front of me gradually changing from moment to moment was indescribable. Of course, the quality of the main hot spring, the stable open-air bath, and the bonfire sauna in the forest were amazing! I was overwhelmed by the facility, which exceeded my expectations! Highly recommended! #Rakannoyu #Mifuneyamarakuenhotel #TeamLab #TakeoOnsen #TakeoCity #SagaPrefecture #DomesticTravelRecord #GirlsTrip #SaunaActivity #SoloGirlTrip #saga #teamlab

Takeo Onsen, located in Takeo Town, Takeo City, Saga Prefecture, has a long history of 1,300 years. The Takeo Onsen Tower Gate is the symbol of this place. The exterior of Takeo Onsen Tower Gate is bright red and white, and no nails were used in the construction process. It is also known as the Tenpyo Gate, and the Takeo Onsen New Building inside is designated as a national important cultural property. #2024Travel Review

Mifuneyama Rakuen is a famous garden located in Takeo Onsen, Saga Prefecture, which has been around since the Edo period. It is a Japanese-style garden where you can enjoy flowers of all seasons, and is known as one of the best flower spots in Saga and Kyushu. The grandeur of the azaleas in early summer is particularly famous, but the beauty of the autumn leaves is like a picture scroll. Nearby is the Takeo Camphor Tree, which is said to be 3,000 years old. In recent years, it has attracted attention for its collaboration with TeamLab, and a large-scale projection mapping was developed with the theme of "The Forest Where Gods Live." It is truly mysterious and mystical, and you feel as if you have wandered into another dimension. It is very popular, and you often see foreigners in this rural area. It has been held every year for the past few years, but it may not be decided whether to hold it in 2025. The parking lot in front of Mifuneyama Rakuen is small, so if it is full, you will need to park in a temporary parking lot far away. However, there is a free shuttle bus during the season, so don't worry. #tripdomestictravel #breathtakingview #Photogenic spot #TeamLab

#globaltravel #红叶live Saga’s most beautiful night maple🍁🍂🌙🌌 I really like autumn in Japan. In addition to the comfortable weather, there are many places where you can enjoy maple leaves🍁 I think it is a season full of colors, including red leaves/green leaves, gradually turning orange, or yellow ginkgo, all of which are super easy to take pictures📸 Have you ever seen maple leaves at night? If not, I recommend you come here🍁💛 The most beautiful thing is #mirrorpool, which reflects the maple leaves of different colors, as beautiful as a painting🌌 📸Taken on December 1, 2024 Kyushu Takeo Onsen Mifuneyama Paradise 📍Address: 4100 Takeo, Takeo-cho, Takeo City, Saga Prefecture 🕥Business hours: ☀️8:00 - 17:30 🌙17:30 - 22:00 💰Admission fee: 600 yen for adults 🚗Transportation: Get off at "Takeo Onsen" station on the JR Sasebo Line and transfer to a taxi for about 5 minutes 🍁2024 Red Leaf Festival: November 7 to December 8, 2024

When the designated management system was still rare, the news broke that a public library would be entrusted to a private company. TSUTAYA, which rents and sells books, took over the management of the public library. The setting for this was the Takeo City Library. What caught my attention was the Starbucks in the library. I was shocked to find that I could drink anything I bought at Starbucks in the library 👀 This time, I went to Takeo City Library, which I had wanted to visit when I went to Saga! I was restricted to taking photos only of the entrance and the corridor on the second floor... I was fascinated by the large number of books and the interior, which used a lot of wood. The image of a certain work set in a library came to mind. (Although it was not a live-action filming location...) I looked at a travel guidebook in the library, and fell in love with the view of the underwater torii gate at first sight, so I decided to go! Takeo Onsen is nearby, so it's nice to be able to take a bath before heading home♨️ 📍: Takeo City Library 🚉: Takeo Onsen Station 🗺: Take the bus, walk, or rent a bicycle from the station ️📝: There are only a limited number of places where you can take photos! Be sure to suppress your urge to take photos and follow the rules. #FuritabiWinter #Saga #SagaTourism #SagaTrip #TakeoCityLibrary

🌸Saga, a beautiful county located in the northwest of Kyushu Island, Japan, is known for its rich history, culture, and natural scenery. 🏞️It is not only one of Japan's eight historical cities, but also a great tourist destination that combines ancient and modern, nature and culture. 🏰Historical city: Saga has a long history and rich cultural heritage. It was once the site of the Saga Domain, with many historic buildings and monuments. Saga Castle is one of them, an ancient castle site, although only part of the ruins remain, you can still feel the glory and honor of the Saga Domain. 🏰In addition, Hōkō-ji Temple is also a place worth visiting, this Zen temple was built in the 8th century, famous for its exquisite architecture and cultural treasures in the temple. 🧘‍♀️ 🌊Natural scenery: Saga's natural scenery is also amazing. It is located at the root of the Hizen Peninsula, bordered by Fukuoka Prefecture to the east, Nagasaki Prefecture to the west, the Ariake Sea to the south, and the Genkai Sea to the north. Such a geographical location gives Saga unique natural scenery. You can enjoy beautiful sea views, mountain views, and rural scenery here. 🌄In addition, Saga also has many hot spring resorts, such as Takeo Onsen and Ureshino Onsen, which are great places to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. ♨️ 🍜Food paradise: Saga's food is also mouth-watering. It has rich seafood resources, such as Yobuko squid and oysters, which are local specialties. Especially Yobuko squid, it is known for its amazing transparent body, fresh and tender taste, and the slightly sweet taste that lingers on the teeth and tongue after eating, it is recognized as the "king of squid". 🦑In addition, Saga beef is also a local food brand, it is one of the representatives of Wagyu beef with its sweet and delicious taste and delicate and tight marbling. 🥩 🛍️Shopping paradise: Saga is also a great place for shopping. There are many malls and shopping centers, such as outlets, offering a wide range of shopping options. Whether you want to buy local specialty products or international brand products, you can find your favorite treasures here. 🛍️ In short, Saga is a charming city that attracts more and more tourists with its rich history, culture, natural scenery, and food. 🌸If you are planning to travel to Japan, Saga is definitely a destination not to be missed. 🎉

Every November is the season for viewing autumn leaves This time, we visited Mifuneyama Rakuen to enjoy the autumn foliage 🍁 The path is slightly inclined but easy for children to handle 😎 Every spot is accompanied by beautiful autumn leaves The photo effect is excellent ❤️ According to the park's promotion, the night tour with lighting effects is amazing We can try it next time There are separate tickets for day, night, and all-day access

Takeo Hot Spring is a famous hot spring town in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu. Take the JR train from Hakata to Takeo Onsen Station, which takes about an hour. The "Takeo Onsen Tower Gate" with its vermilion gate is a local landmark. The new building is open to tourists free of charge, and you can get a glimpse of the design and style of the old indoor hot springs.

#kyushu ##japan #autumn ##takeo #MifuneyamaRakuen Autumn Leaves Festival @Takeo - Japan’s largest autumn leaves illumination at Mifuneyama Rakuen started from Nov 7 and ending on Dec 8, 2024. The sky, changing color little by little with the changing angle of the sun. Richly colored fall foliage emerging from the darkness. A quiet fall scene that can only be appreciated at night. The reflection on the lake added another spin to the awesomeness of the fall foliage particularly with Mt. Mifuneyama, 210 meters tall, as the backdrop.

🌆 Saga is like a quiet Japanese painting. 🏖️ Tourist attractions: 1. Mifuneyama Rakuen: Picturesque all year round, especially in autumn when the garden is full of maple leaves. Tickets are around JPY 1,500. 2. Tosu Premium Outlets: A shopping paradise where you can enjoy shopping to your heart's content. Free admission. 3. Ariake Sea Fire Festival: Experience the lively atmosphere of local festivals. Free admission. 🍖 Local delicacies: 1. Saga Seki Ramen: Fresh and delicious soup. A bowl costs around JPY 800. 2. Ureshino Onsen Porridge: Nutritious. A serving costs around JPY 500. 3. Grilled Mochi: Crispy on the outside and glutinous on the inside. Costs around JPY 300. 🎁 Specialty products: 1. Karatsu ware: Unique shapes. 2. Dried fruits from Saga Prefecture: Sweet and delicious. 🚶‍ Travel guide: On the first day, visit Mifuneyama Rakuen and enjoy Saga Seki Ramen in the evening. On the second day, go shopping at Tosu Premium Outlets, then attend the Ariake Sea Fire Festival and try onsen porridge and grilled mochi. 🎯 Travel experience: Saga has a relaxing charm, and every corner is full of life. The food is satisfying, and the specialty products are delightful.

🌆Saga is like a forgotten pearl, shining with a unique light in the corner of Japan. 🏖️Tourist Attractions: 1. Hizen Yume Kaido: As if traveling back to the Edo period, tickets are around JPY 800. 2. Kagamiyama Observatory: A great place to overlook the beautiful scenery of Saga, free of charge. 3. Takeo Onsen: A great place to relax, with different bathing fees. 🍖Specialty Food: 1. Karatsu Burger: Generous portions and great taste, about JPY 1,000. 2. Saganoseki Horse Mackerel Cuisine: Extremely fresh, price depends on the dish. 3. Ogi Yokan: Sweet but not greasy, about JPY 600 per box. 🎁Specialty Products: 1. Ureshino Tea: Fragrant. 2. Saga Nishiki: Exquisite and gorgeous. 🚶‍Travel Guide: On the first day, visit Hizen Yume Kaido to experience the ancient style, and go to Takeo Onsen in the evening. On the second day, climb Kagamiyama Observatory, then taste local food and buy specialty products. 🎯Travel Experience: Saga is a place where people can slow down and enjoy life. Every attraction is full of stories, and every dish is full of deep feelings.

The Four Seasons of Mifuneyama Rakuen Offer Different Scenery. Although There Are No Flowers in November, the Red Leaves Are Beautiful. You Can Take Photos by the Lake and See Different Views Every Few Steps. Along the Mountain Path, You Can See Not Only Red Leaves but Also Some Fruit Trees and Ginkgo Trees. I Even Met a Very Friendly and Cute Cat. You Can Drive Yourself or Join a Day Tour. I Joined a Day Tour, and There Was Enough Time for Sightseeing and Taking Photos.

#Great Places in October 2024 #100 Ways to Travel #japantravel #九州 This is a slow travel itinerary, and we arrange to spend half a day at the Takeo Library. You can take the JR [Relay Seagull] to Takeo Station, and then walk for 15 minutes along the map. The interior of the library is specially decorated, attracting many people to come here specifically to check in. It is full of space and very peaceful. There is a cafe near the entrance for readers to have a cup of coffee to refresh themselves. There are also computers for borrowing for the convenience of everyone. If you want to experience the atmosphere of Japanese study environment in a leisurely way like me, you might as well spend half a day here and leave some beautiful photos. #TakeoCityLibrary #CHECK-IN A GOOD PLACE