Kyushu Saga One-Day Tour: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine & Asahigaoka Park & Yutoku Inari Shrine & Ouo Shrine (Departing from Fukuoka)
- Winter-limited strawberry picking day trip
- Group of 4 people, easy travel
- Experience Saga's culture, art, and natural scenery
- Visit popular and photogenic attractions to create unforgettable memories
- Recommended for families with children, couples, and friends to sign up and enjoy
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What to expect
If you only have one day to explore Saga, this classic itinerary is an absolute must-see! From culture and art to natural scenery, every stop in Saga is unforgettable~
- First Stop: Arita Porcelain Park Start your journey in the morning at Arita Porcelain Park and experience the essence of Japanese ceramic culture! Not only does it feature exquisite ceramic exhibitions, but you can also enjoy the fun of making pottery yourself. Wandering through the European castle-style buildings, it feels like being in a fairy tale world~ Remember to take some beautiful photos, they turn out really well!
- Second Stop: Takeo Onsen Street After exploring the porcelain park, drive to Takeo Onsen Street. Takeo Onsen has a history of over a thousand years, and the small shops and traditional buildings along the street are full of nostalgic charm.
- Third Stop: Yutoku Inari Shrine Visit Yutoku Inari Shrine to experience traditional Japanese culture. This shrine is famous for its spectacular red Senbon Torii (thousand torii gates) and is a great place to pray for peace and good fortune. Strolling through the torii gate corridor is peaceful and healing; remember to make a beautiful wish!
- Fourth Stop: Ouo Shrine Next, we come to a hidden gem for checking in – Ouo Shrine. This shrine faces the sea, with its sanctuary standing in the water, offering a unique and distinct view as the tide rises and falls. At sunset, it’s especially dreamy and an excellent choice for photography enthusiasts!
- Fifth Stop: Saga Strawberry Picking The last stop, with a relaxed and joyful mood, head to a strawberry farm to experience the fun of picking! The strawberries here are large and sweet, and eating them as you pick fills your mouth with a refreshing sweetness~








Reviews
We took a one-day tour to Saga this time. Although it rained, we still had a lot of fun. We experienced the culture of Saga, appreciated the beautiful scenery of Saga, and picked strawberries. The strawberries were delicious 😋 (but I still have a question in my mind. If you pick and eat strawberries at the same time, don’t you need to wash them when you pick them? Although they are grown in greenhouses, there is still some dust. I think it is better to provide water for us to wash them.) Finally, I am very grateful to the tour guide and driver this time. The tour guide Wu Xia was very enthusiastic and responsible. She also sent an email notification the night before departure to inform us of precautions. In addition to introducing Saga, it also provides delicious and fun places in Fukuoka. Thank you to the driver for driving safely. I hope to take another Klook day tour next time I come to Japan.
Really enjoyed this tour! It was a birthday gift for myself and I'm so happy with it! Daisy, our tour guide, was really kind and helpful. The timing was perfect for each location since she thought about the tides for the gates and where to best spend the most time at. she helped take pictures and got some candid ones too! She also gave us some recommendations on restaurants and super markets. She even helped me find a place for lodging. The weather was cloudy and a bit of rain but it was still okay and didn't bother the trip. Most of the stops were 40ish minutes if I remember correctly and it was a good amount for the places that were mostly photo locations. The most time was at Inari shrine so you can climb up the stairs and/or eat. I recommend a light lunch since after is the strawberry patch and you gotta eat your money's worth! Very happy and would love to try it again in the summer! :)
Daisy Wu was very amazing. 4 stops at Saga Strawberry Picking tourr was well organized. She also explained us about the info of each places and what to do and not to do. I gave 100 points for thid tour with Daisy. Totally recommend!
maple leaves are really nice and the guide, Daisy was very helpful and sweet. She got us a local snack too and helped with photo-taking! highly recommend this trip if you wanna see pretty autumn colours.
Daisy was our friendly and hospitable guide for the tour. Overall, the itinerary was built for those who want to see scenic views with a little bit immersion of the Japanese culture. It could have been better if it was not raining all day long. Recommended for Autumn and Spring season.
We had the best time viewing autumn leaves in this region of Japan! Our tour guide, Daisy, was very helpful and approachable. She shared stories and information about the tour spots that piqued our interest and made the trip more meaningful. Be prepared for a lot of uphill walks and a tight schedule. Best to have snacks/food with you because the itinerary is packed, there’s no time to have for lunch.
I bought this tour only for strawberry picking but it literally surprised me that every place are also beautiful, if you select the right time for Sakura blossom.
Basically, all the attractions are within a day's drive. There is only one Inari Shrine that needs attention. If the elders have bad knees, there is an elevator to take, so don't be nervous. In addition, the strawberry picking experience I participated in at the Itoshima Strawberry Farm this time, the strawberries provided are really special, big and sweet, and the strawberries have a special fragrance, which is very fragrant. You can smell it at the door, and then eat it. The fragrance spreads directly in your mouth~ In addition, I brought yogurt and condensed milk, but I didn't expect that the yogurt would come in handy. The strawberries are too sweet 😋 The farm also provides hot tea. After picking, there is another special plate of strawberries for everyone to share~
I mainly want to thank the leader of the previous group, Daisy Wu. This group was led by another leader. After the trip, I forgot to take the items on the seat. After notifying the company, the company asked me to hand over the leadership information of the next day. It happened to be Daisy. However, there should be some misunderstandings between the company and the driver. My items were not brought to the car that day. Daisy took the initiative to offer to deliver the items to my hotel. I am really grateful for her help. I look forward to following her tour when I come to Fukuoka again🥰🥰
Our tour guide Daisy Wu took us to 5 amazing scenic spots for maple viewing and gave us extremely helpful tips for photo taking. Highly recommend this tour for anyone!
Good to know
Pre-trip Notification • Please ensure that the communication app you have provided can contact you during your trip to Japan. We will contact you one day in advance. We will send the vehicle information and tour guide information for the next day’s trip to your email before 8 PM on the day before your departure. Please check your email (it may be in your spam folder). To ensure a smooth trip, please contact your tour guide or driver in time. Thank you. • If the number of participants does not reach the minimum group size, you will be notified of the cancellation by email one day before departure. In case of extreme weather such as typhoons or blizzards, we will confirm whether to cancel by 6:00 PM local time one day before departure and notify you by email. Seats and Vehicles • The itinerary is a shared tour, and seat allocation follows the first-come, first-served principle. If you have special requests, please make a note, and we will do our best to arrange it, but the final arrangement will be based on the actual situation on site. • The vehicle model used will be arranged according to the number of people and cannot be specified. For a small number of people, a driver may also serve as an accompanying staff member, and the explanation content may be relatively brief. • If you need to carry luggage, please inform us in advance. If you carry luggage without authorization, the tour guide has the right to refuse you boarding, and no refund will be given. Eating and drinking are prohibited in the vehicle. If any damage is caused, compensation must be made according to local standards. Itinerary Adjustment and Safety • Japanese law stipulates that commercial vehicles may not be driven for more than 10 hours per day. Overtime will incur additional charges (ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 JPY per hour). • The itinerary is for reference only. Actual transportation, stopovers, and sightseeing times may be adjusted due to weather, traffic jams, facility maintenance, and other circumstances. The tour guide may reasonably change or reduce attractions based on the actual situation. • If facilities such as cable cars or cruise ships are suspended due to weather or force majeure, the itinerary will be changed to visit other attractions or the stopover time will be adjusted. • If you are late, temporarily change the meeting point, or leave the group midway due to personal reasons, no refund will be given. Any accidents and additional expenses incurred after leaving the group must be borne by yourself. Season and Scenery • Seasonal activities such as flower viewing, autumn foliage viewing, snow scenery, and fireworks festivals are greatly affected by climate. The flowering period and peak autumn foliage period may be earlier or later. Even if the expected scenery is not met, the tour will still depart as scheduled, and no refunds will be given.
Other Notes • Please arrive at the meeting point on time. We will not wait for latecomers, and you cannot join midway. • It is recommended to wear light clothing and shoes. For winter or mountain itineraries, please bring your own warm clothing.
* The itinerary does not include personal travel and accident insurance. It is recommended to purchase your own insurance. Outdoor activities and high-risk sports carry certain risks. Passengers are advised to register with caution based on their health conditions.
* After the itinerary departs, if it is forced to be interrupted due to natural disasters or force majeure, no refund will be given, and passengers will also need to bear the cost of return travel or additional accommodation.
* During Japanese public holidays and weekend travel peaks, there are often severe traffic jams or attractions closing early. It is recommended not to book flights, Shinkansen, or dinner for that evening, and to bring your own light food and power bank.
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