九州小包團
📍Visit Karatsu Castle: Located in Karatsu City, Karatsu Castle boasts a scenic location that harmonizes with the surrounding landscape.
📍Arita Ceramic Park: Arita Town is the birthplace of Japanese porcelain with over 400 years of history. Its most famous specialty is Arita-yaki pottery.
📍Saga Castle History Museum: The Saga Castle History Museum is the largest reconstructed wooden structure, showcasing the history of the Saga region.
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– Overseas green plate tour buses or Toyota Alphard 7-seater, Hiace 10-seater / 14-seater (vehicle models are for reference only).
– Please provide your overseas contact information as well as contact information for at least one other person traveling with you. If you plan to use a local mobile phone number while abroad, please provide that number as well.
– Please try to wear comfortable clothing and shoes.
– The tour guide may make temporary adjustments to the itinerary's sightseeing order based on factors such as weather, schedule, and transportation. The guide will seek the consent of the guests before making any changes.
– Due to unforeseen circumstances such as transportation issues, weather conditions, or other force majeure events, any resulting delays, changes in the travel route, or cancellation of itinerary or attractions, the company will not be held responsible, and refunds will not be provided. We appreciate your understanding in this matter.
– Our company is not responsible for any delays in the actual end time of the itinerary due to road congestion on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, or peak travel periods such as Golden Week or summer vacation. We also do not assume responsibility for any losses or subsequent expenses incurred by guests as a result of unavoidable delays in the return time due to unforeseen circumstances.
– No refunds or cancellations will be accepted due to suboptimal viewing conditions at attractions caused by inclement weather.
– No refunds will be provided if a guest is unable to join the tour on the specified date due to their own personal reasons.
– Travelers are responsible for their own health and well-being. They should ensure they are physically able to participate in the tour and understand that they assume full responsibility for any personal accidents or adverse consequences.
– Travelers should exercise caution and be mindful of their personal and property safety during the tour and any self-arranged activities. Any personal or property losses incurred by travelers due to their own actions or the actions of third-party providers are the sole responsibility of the travelers. If such losses result in damages to the travel agency, the travelers will be held liable for compensation.
– Before departure, it is necessary to purchase travel insurance that includes coverage for COVID-19, as required by the entry policies of Japan.
– If a traveler decides to split from the group or deviate from the planned itinerary without authorization, they are not entitled to request any refunds from the travel agency. If the travel agency incurs any losses as a result, they have the right to seek compensation from the traveler.
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– As part of our service, we assist in arranging recommended unique experiences and food recommendations during the itinerary. However, please note that if a recommended establishment is closed or unavailable due to reasons such as business hours or capacity limitations, which are beyond our control, our company cannot be held responsible. We appreciate your understanding in this matter.
– Please note that in some cases, attractions may be closed or undergoing maintenance without prior notice. We appreciate your understanding in such situations. The hotels listed in the itinerary are commonly used for this tour. However, if a particular hotel is closed or fully booked, we will arrange accommodation in a hotel of similar quality. Please be aware of this possibility.
– Please make sure to gather at the designated time and location. Kindly avoid being late. If you are unable to participate in the itinerary due to personal reasons during the assembly or throughout the trip, we regret to inform you that no refunds or changes can be made. If you choose to catch up with the group by taking a taxi or incur accommodation expenses, we apologize that we cannot cover those costs. We appreciate your understanding.
– If meals have been pre-arranged by our company at designated restaurants, refunds will not be provided if tour participants choose not to dine together. It will be considered an automatic forfeiture of the meal.
– 暑假,櫻花,紅葉期間是當地旅遊旺季，各景點或遊樂場等熱點遊人較多，本社安排之行程及餐食，導遊將按照實際交通及遊覽情況，略作適當調整, 以便順利完成所有景點，敬請客人配合!
– Our bus service operates until 8:00 PM each day. However, if there is a delay in the group's departure from a particular attraction due to the late arrival of guests, resulting in the need for an extended bus service, according to Japanese regulations, a fee of 10,000 Japanese yen per hour will be charged to cover the extension costs for the driver. This additional fee will be the responsibility of the guests to bear.
– In order to ensure the safety of travelers, this tour does not accept pregnant women or individuals aged 80 and above without accompanying children or direct relatives. For participants aged 65 and above, as well as those with specific medical conditions or medical history, it is essential to inform the travel agency before registration. Such participants will be required to sign a liability waiver, have a companion accompany them, and purchase accident insurance that includes overseas emergency assistance. Your cooperation in this matter is appreciated.
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Related Itineraries
• 九州小包團
• 福岡—唐津(車程約1小時)
• 晚餐日式料理
(Karatsu Daiichi Hotel Riviere / Ryokan Wataya or similar)
Day 2
• [Karatsu Castle]: The castle's location seamlessly blends with the surrounding scenery, resembling a dancing crane, earning it the nickname "Maizuru Castle." From the observation deck, you can enjoy panoramic views of Karatsu's streets and the azure sea, making it a breathtaking sight. (Open from 09:00 to 16:45)
•【唐津宮日節】唐津神社每年秋季(11.2-11.4)都會舉行盛大祭祀活動，14臺璀璨華麗的曳山(花車)，在笛子和太古的伴奏聲中，緩緩穿行在至今仍保留著城下町風情的唐津街道上，甚為壯觀。
• Hotel: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner will be served with Japanese cuisine.
(Karatsu Daiichi Hotel Riviere / Ryokan Wataya or similar)
Day 3
• Karatsu - Arita City (Approximately 50 minutes by car) - Takeo Onsen (Approximately 20 minutes by car)
• Saga Prefecture is renowned for its ceramics, with "Arita-yaki" being the most representative. Arita Town is the birthplace of Japanese porcelain, with a history of over 400 years. Known for its exquisite white surface and elaborate decorations, Arita-yaki is both practical and durable, ranging from everyday tableware to artistic masterpieces. [Arita Ceramic Park] is one of the most popular attractions in Kyushu. The park features a replica of the magnificent Zwinger Palace in Dresden, Germany, and showcases Arita's famous specialty: porcelain. (Open from 09:00 to 17:00)
• [Pottery Experience]: Inside the Arita Ceramic Park, visitors can have a hands-on experience in the Arita-yaki workshop. You can personally paint or try your hand at pottery using a potter's wheel. Whether it's choosing your favorite patterns for a teacup or a plate, professional staff will be there to assist you during the wheel-throwing process. It's a relaxing opportunity to challenge yourself and create your own original Arita-yaki piece. The finished product will be shipped to your address (shipping fees apply).
• [Takeo Onsen]: Takeo Onsen is a historic hot spring that has been documented in the "Fudoki" (ancient chronicles) of Hizen Province 1,300 years ago. The vermilion-colored gate serves as a symbol of the hot spring and was designed by architect Kingo Tatsuno, who was born in Saga Prefecture and also designed Tokyo Station. The gate was built in 1915 and designated as a National Important Cultural Property in 2005. The adjacent Takeo Onsen New Building, also designed by Mr. Tatsuno, is another National Important Cultural Property. (Main Bath: 06:30-24:00) (Public Bath fee of 450 yen included, private bath fee of 3,800 yen additional)
• [Takeo Ureshino Park]: Located at the foot of Mt. Ureshino in Ureshino City, the park spans over 500,000 square meters and features a variety of flowers, following the former feudal lord's plan. Visit the tea house in Takeo Ureshino Park to experience authentic Japanese ambiance and explore the collection of 500 Buddhist statues. It is a wonderful place for flower viewing and enjoying the autumn foliage. During spring, over 2,000 cherry trees and more than 200,000 azalea flowers bloom together, creating a breathtaking carpet of blossoms. With the backdrop of the cliff of Mt. Ureshino, the scenery is grand and magnificent. The park holds a flower festival every year, with cherry blossoms, azaleas, and wisteria being the highlights in March and April. The autumn foliage is also a stunning sight. During the Red Leaf Festival from early November to early December, there is a large-scale illumination event featuring illuminated maple trees at night, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. (Open from 17:00 to 22:30 from October 5th to November 5th, Admission fee for adults included in the tour, 1,200 yen)
• Hotel: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner will be served with Japanese cuisine.
(武雄Takeo Century Hotel )
Day 4
• Takeo - Taku (Approximately 20 minutes by car) - Xu Fu Museum (Approximately 45 minutes by car) - Yoshinogari (Approximately 25 minutes by car) - Saga Castle (Approximately 40 minutes by car)
• [Taku Seibo Temple]: It is one of the few remaining ancient Confucian temples in Japan. The temple follows the architectural style of Zen Buddhist temples and has been designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
• [Xu Fu Choushuguan (Xu Fu Museum)]: The museum displays various materials related to Xu Fu, who was dispatched by Emperor Qin Shi Huang to search for the elixir of immortality. The museum also features a medicinal plant garden. (Open from 09:00 to 16:30, Admission fee for adults included in the tour, 300 yen)
• [Yoshinogari Historical Park]: It is the largest village site from the Yayoi period (approximately 1000 BC to 200 AD) in Japan, showcasing the appearance of the ancient Yamatai Kingdom. (Open from 09:00 to 17:00, Admission fee for adults included in the tour, 280 yen)
• [Saga Castle Honmaru Historical Museum]: It is the first reconstruction of the Honmaru (main keep) of Saga Castle, and it is the largest restored wooden structure of its kind. The museum displays historical artifacts from the late shogunate period to the Meiji Restoration in the Saga region. (Open from 09:30 to 17:00)
• Hotel: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner will be served with Japanese cuisine.
(Toyoko Inn Saga Ekimae or similar hotel)
Day 5
• 佐賀—鳥棲(車程約1小時)—福岡(車程約20分鐘)
• Based on the flight schedule, the itinerary is as follows: Visit Tosu Premium Outlets, the largest outlet mall in Kyushu. Operating hours are from 10:00 to 20:00.
• or [Daikoshoji Temple]: Daikoshoji Temple is a temple with a history of 1,300 years, located at the foot of Mt. Chikai. It is famous for its azaleas in spring and autumn foliage. The best time to enjoy the maple leaves is from mid-November to early December. The temple's garden, called Daikoshoji Tekiyen, is the centerpiece, featuring approximately 500 vibrant red maple trees. In the evening, there is a mesmerizing light-up show called Yofu (night maple), providing a different and enchanting experience of enjoying the maple leaves.
Day 1
•Fukuoka - Karatsu (approximately 1 hour drive)
• Dinner at a Japanese restaurant
(Karatsu Daiichi Hotel Riviere / Ryokan Wataya or similar)
Day 2
• [Karatsu Castle]: The castle's location seamlessly blends with the surrounding scenery, resembling a dancing crane, earning it the nickname "Maizuru Castle." From the observation deck, you can enjoy panoramic views of Karatsu's streets and the azure sea, making it a breathtaking sight. (Open from 09:00 to 16:45)
• [Karatsu Kunchi Festival]: Every year in autumn (November 2nd to 4th), Karatsu Shrine holds a grand festival. Fourteen dazzling and magnificent floats, known as "hikiyama," gracefully parade through the streets of Karatsu, which still retain the nostalgic atmosphere of a castle town. Accompanied by the melodies of flutes and drums, the procession is truly spectacular.
• Hotel: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner will be served with Japanese cuisine.
(Karatsu Daiichi Hotel Riviere / Ryokan Wataya or similar)
Day 3
• Karatsu - Arita City (Approximately 50 minutes by car) - Takeo Onsen (Approximately 20 minutes by car)
• Saga Prefecture is renowned for its ceramics, with "Arita-yaki" being the most representative. Arita Town is the birthplace of Japanese porcelain, with a history of over 400 years. Known for its exquisite white surface and elaborate decorations, Arita-yaki is both practical and durable, ranging from everyday tableware to artistic masterpieces. [Arita Ceramic Park] is one of the most popular attractions in Kyushu. The park features a replica of the magnificent Zwinger Palace in Dresden, Germany, and showcases Arita's famous specialty: porcelain. (Open from 09:00 to 17:00)
• [Pottery Experience]: Inside the Arita Ceramic Park, visitors can have a hands-on experience in the Arita-yaki workshop. You can personally paint or try your hand at pottery using a potter's wheel. Whether it's choosing your favorite patterns for a teacup or a plate, professional staff will be there to assist you during the wheel-throwing process. It's a relaxing opportunity to challenge yourself and create your own original Arita-yaki piece. The finished product will be shipped to your address (shipping fees apply).
• [Takeo Onsen]: Takeo Onsen is a historic hot spring that has been documented in the "Fudoki" (ancient chronicles) of Hizen Province 1,300 years ago. The vermilion-colored gate serves as a symbol of the hot spring and was designed by architect Kingo Tatsuno, who was born in Saga Prefecture and also designed Tokyo Station. The gate was built in 1915 and designated as a National Important Cultural Property in 2005. The adjacent Takeo Onsen New Building, also designed by Mr. Tatsuno, is another National Important Cultural Property. (Main Bath: 06:30-24:00) (Public Bath fee of 450 yen included, private bath fee of 3,800 yen additional)
• [Takeo Ureshino Park]: Located at the foot of Mt. Ureshino in Ureshino City, the park spans over 500,000 square meters and features a variety of flowers, following the former feudal lord's plan. Visit the tea house in Takeo Ureshino Park to experience authentic Japanese ambiance and explore the collection of 500 Buddhist statues. It is a wonderful place for flower viewing and enjoying the autumn foliage. During spring, over 2,000 cherry trees and more than 200,000 azalea flowers bloom together, creating a breathtaking carpet of blossoms. With the backdrop of the cliff of Mt. Ureshino, the scenery is grand and magnificent. The park holds a flower festival every year, with cherry blossoms, azaleas, and wisteria being the highlights in March and April. The autumn foliage is also a stunning sight. During the Red Leaf Festival from early November to early December, there is a large-scale illumination event featuring illuminated maple trees at night, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. (Open from 17:00 to 22:30 from October 5th to November 5th, Admission fee for adults included in the tour, 1,200 yen)
• Hotel: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner will be served with Japanese cuisine.
(武雄Takeo Century Hotel )
Day 4
• Takeo - Taku (Approximately 20 minutes by car) - Xu Fu Museum (Approximately 45 minutes by car) - Yoshinogari (Approximately 25 minutes by car) - Saga Castle (Approximately 40 minutes by car)
• [Taku Seibo Temple]: It is one of the few remaining ancient Confucian temples in Japan. The temple follows the architectural style of Zen Buddhist temples and has been designated as a National Important Cultural Property.
• [Xu Fu Choushuguan (Xu Fu Museum)]: The museum displays various materials related to Xu Fu, who was dispatched by Emperor Qin Shi Huang to search for the elixir of immortality. The museum also features a medicinal plant garden. (Open from 09:00 to 16:30, Admission fee for adults included in the tour, 300 yen)
• [Yoshinogari Historical Park]: It is the largest village site from the Yayoi period (approximately 1000 BC to 200 AD) in Japan, showcasing the appearance of the ancient Yamatai Kingdom. (Open from 09:00 to 17:00, Admission fee for adults included in the tour, 280 yen)
• [Saga Castle Honmaru Historical Museum]: It is the first reconstruction of the Honmaru (main keep) of Saga Castle, and it is the largest restored wooden structure of its kind. The museum displays historical artifacts from the late shogunate period to the Meiji Restoration in the Saga region. (Open from 09:30 to 17:00)
• Hotel: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner will be served with Japanese cuisine.
(Toyoko Inn Saga Ekimae or similar hotel)
Day 5
• 佐賀—鳥棲(車程約1小時)—福岡(車程約20分鐘)
• Based on the flight schedule, the itinerary is as follows: Visit Tosu Premium Outlets, the largest outlet mall in Kyushu. Operating hours are from 10:00 to 20:00.
• or [Daikoshoji Temple]: Daikoshoji Temple is a temple with a history of 1,300 years, located at the foot of Mt. Chikai. It is famous for its azaleas in spring and autumn foliage. The best time to enjoy the maple leaves is from mid-November to early December. The temple's garden, called Daikoshoji Tekiyen, is the centerpiece, featuring approximately 500 vibrant red maple trees. In the evening, there is a mesmerizing light-up show called Yofu (night maple), providing a different and enchanting experience of enjoying the maple leaves.
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