Kamino Park

Jinno Park in Saga City boasts approximately 600 cherry blossom trees that bloom in full glory, creating a beautiful landscape in spring. At night, you can also enjoy a fantastic atmosphere with the trees lit up. There is a free parking lot and a children's playground, making it a great place for families to spend the whole day. Don't miss the statue of Shimpachi Etō, which holds high historical value. You can also taste matcha at the tea room "Kakurin-tei"!

In Saganokami Park in Saga City, there is the former residence of Nabeshima Naoshige, which emanates a sense of history. "Kamino Ochaya," built in 1846, was created by Nabeshima Naoshige, the lord of the domain at the time, as a place to become closer to nature. It still retains its original charm and allows visitors to experience the life and culture of the Saga domain lords from the end of the Edo period to the beginning of the Meiji period. Additionally, this park is known as a famous cherry blossom spot, with approximately 600 cherry trees blooming all at once in the spring.

The children's amusement park at Kanno Park in Saga City has about 20 types of attractions that kids will love. You can experience the fun of things like the rotating boat and mini jet coaster for the first time. Admission is free, so you can easily enjoy it all day with your family, and bringing your own food and drinks is also allowed. Additionally, a parent-child free pass is available for 2,200 yen, which allows one adult to ride with the child.

Kanno Park in Saga City offers a superb strolling path where beautiful Japanese and Western gardens harmonize. In the Japanese garden with a pond and stream, you can feel the serene atmosphere from cherry blossoms and quaint bridges. On the other hand, the Western garden has a lawn and rose garden, providing a colorful and soothing landscape throughout the seasons. You can also spend a relaxing time while having a cup of tea at "Kanno no Ochaya" tea house.

Located in Saga City's Kanno Park, "Kakurin-tei" is a special space that reproduces the villa of Lord Nabeshima Naoshige's Kanno Tea House. Along with a beautiful garden featuring a borrowed landscape of ponds and springs, you can enjoy a smooth matcha tea (with dried sweets) for 300 yen. This place, where you can spend a peaceful time for free, is recommended for travelers seeking a pleasant moment away from their daily lives.