- A Storybook Floral Paradise Experience a moment of pure enchantment as you pass through a vibrant tunnel of azaleas. This hidden sanctuary feels like a scene from a classic fantasy film, offering a whimsical and dream-like atmosphere. It is the perfect photogenic spot for those seeking "Instagram-mable" landscapes and a serene escape into a world that feels beautifully untouched by time.

- Timeless Heritage and the Spirit of Saga Stroll through the nostalgic streets of the shrine’s gateway town before visiting the historic "Sakagura-dori" (Sake Brewery Street) in Kashima-hama. After admiring the seasonal blooms, immerse yourself in the elegant atmosphere of traditional Edo-period architecture. Here, you can enjoy a premium shopping experience, selecting from Saga’s finest sake and artisanal crafts rooted in local history.

- Coastal Delicacies and Sacred Traditions Explore the rich flavors of the Ariake Sea, famous for its fresh and bountiful seafood. This journey takes you to the magnificent Yutoku Inari Shrine—one of Japan’s most prestigious spiritual sites—where stunning crimson architecture meets natural beauty. From local coastal delicacies to unique souvenirs found in the brewery district, discover the authentic charm and hospitality of Kashima City.

1. Matsumoto Azalea Garden A hidden floral paradise in Omura City! In spring, this garden transforms into a breathtaking "flower carpet" with 30,000 azaleas and vibrant moss phlox blooming simultaneously. The contrast between the pink hills and the blue sky is simply stunning. It is a seasonal miracle that offers some of the most photogenic landscapes in Japan.

2. Underwater Torii Gates (Ouo Shrine) Experience the mystery of the Ariake Sea, where the scenery shifts dramatically with the tides. At high tide, the iconic vermillion gates appear to float gracefully on the waves. At low tide, the water recedes, allowing you to walk directly under them on the seabed.

3. Seafood Delicacies (Local Shellfish & Oysters) A visit to Tara is incomplete without tasting the "Takezaki Oysters," a local treasure from the Ariake Sea. These oysters are famous for being plump, creamy, and incredibly flavorful even after grilling. Whether it’s succulent clams or juicy oysters, enjoying them fresh over a charcoal fire is a quintessential local experience. Savor the rich.

4. Yutoku Inari Shrine Imagine a massive, brilliant crimson shrine perched high on a mountainside, supported by towering wooden beams—much like Kyoto's famous Kiyomizu-dera, but in a striking, vivid red. Known as the "Nikko of the West," its architecture is adorned with intricate gold carvings and vibrant colors that pop against the lush green forest.

5. Kashima Hama Sake Brewery Street Step back in time on this historic street lined with traditional white-walled sake breweries. Known as "Sake Brewery Tourism" central, this preserved district offers a charming, nostalgic atmosphere perfect for a leisurely stroll. You can sample world-class, award-winning sake directly from the producers and explore the rich history of Japanese brewing. It’s a sophisticated destination where history, culture, and fine craftsmanship meet.

-Information about tour operator- Name：H.I.S. Co.,Ltd. address：Kamiyacho Trust Tower 5F 4-1-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-6905, JAPAN　 registration number：No.724 by Commissioner of Japan Tourism Agency　

Place of departure and destination：Nagasaki and Saga number of days of travel：1 day means of transportation：BUS name of bus company：Fukuoka City Butsu-ryu, Imari Kotsu, Horikawa-kanko meals：Include a Lunch Minimum number of passengers to operate：15 Ｎumber of GUIDE：1

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