This was a beautiful shrine to visit. The path going to the shrine is also pretty especially when there are cherry blossoms. The elevator has a 300 yen fee, but the stairs to the main shrine aren't that bad. You can also climb further up to reach the peak to get a good view of the area. I would say this was worth the 1h20m bus ride from Saga.

Little bit difficult to visit unless staying nearby, but worth the trek. Beautiful shrines and buildings and a rather atmospheric trail leading up the mountainside. Caution: the descent down the mountain wasn’t the easiest; steps were uneven and sloping. Wear sensible footwear.

Very beautiful place Lots of parking space. A little hiking to the top of the hill was very nice that you can see the mountain view. Traditional Japanese garden was also amazing to see. Very Recommend 😊

One of the nicest shrines in Kyushu that resembles the iconic Fushimi Inari Taisha in Kyoto with its multiple Torii gates. During my stay in Nagasaki I took an hour and half train ride which was followed by a short bus trip to visit the Shrine. It was recommended to me by a friend and I wasn't disappointed with its beauty and charm. It's off the beaten path but I highly recommend you visit to experience one of the less popular tourist Shrines in Japan.

Apparently, it's very busy around new year, but in early July, it was anything but. Very quiet. It's well off the beaten track so you'll need a car to get there or an organised tour. I would find it hard to justify if it wasn't on the top of your list to see in Kyushu.

Lots of torii along the way to the top. Also great views up there (no need to pay for the ropeway-just walk.) Beautiful shrine with a way to the tops of the hill next to it - by walking thru a lot of torii along the peacefull and beatiful greenery path. Not so many tourist when we visited, that made out visit super cool!

Beautiful expansive shrine complex, sprawling across the mountain. Quite a hike up to the top, walking through a series of tori gates. Glorious view of the town and valley below from the top. Unique glass bells ringing with the wind.

One of the most beautiful shrines we have visited. Also one of the 3 most famous inari shrines. Loved the atmosphere and the fact that there is very limited number of people! The kois here are massive .... Literately bigger than a small child. I loved the charms we got as they were very unique! To get here most likely you will need to drive. For us, we were able to rent bikes from Hizenhama stations information center. It was about a 15min ride.

Fantastic temple complex with an amazing view if you reach the top, the steps aren't particularly comfortable, but the climb is easy enough. I would say that this is a more enjoyable visit than Fushimi Inari Taisha. If you are staying in Kyushu you should take a trip here.

nice place to visit if you have time，walk around，feel relaxing.

Visited at night , have a video night show in main temple in this period. So big scale of this kind of temple , it is worth to come once.

Yutoku Inari Shrine in Saga, Japan is a remarkable destination that offers a glimpse into the country's rich cultural heritage. This stunning shrine, which is dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of fertility and prosperity, is famous for its beautiful vermilion torii gates that lead visitors up a hillside to the main shrine. The shrine's architecture is breathtaking, and visitors can explore its many buildings, including the main hall, which dates back to the 17th century. The surrounding gardens are also a must-see, with their carefully manicured landscape and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. In addition to the beautiful scenery, Yutoku Inari Shrine is also known for its traditional festivals, which are held throughout the year and are a vibrant celebration of Japanese culture. Overall, Yutoku Inari Shrine is a truly unique and unforgettable destination that everyone should add to their travel itinerary when visiting Saga. #SagaSpirituality

The staff gave lot of information of onsen and restaurant. Thanks a lot.

(Translated by Google) There are souvenirs of soap related to Ureshino Onsen, so you don't have to panic if you forget to buy them. It's good that it's not cold because it doubles as a bus waiting room. (Original) 嬉野温泉絡みの石鹸のお土産があり、買い忘れても慌てなくていいです。 バスの待合室も兼ねており寒くなくて良かったです。

Clean but small one pool onsen.

(Translated by Google) This is the departure and arrival point for the Saihi Bus, JR Kyushu Bus, and Yutoku Bus.The Kyushu Bus also comes, but it doesn't come very often as it mostly goes through Ureshino IC.The Kyushu Bus requires a basic reservation or a secured ticket, but it heads towards Nagasaki. If so, you can ride without a reservation, but reservations here are only accepted for the Fukuoka direction. (Original) 西肥バスやJR九州バス、祐徳バスの発着地です、九州号も来ますが殆ど嬉野IC経由のためあまり来ません、九州号は基本予約あるいは確保券を取る必要がありますが長崎方面へ向かう場合は予約無しでも乗車できます、ここでの予約は福岡方面のみの受付です

(Translated by Google) It doesn’t feel like a tourist information center, it feels like an office. There doesn't seem to be any English-speaking staff. You need to be able to speak simple Japanese to have a conversation. (Original) 관광 안내소 느낌이 나지 않고 사무실 같아요. 영어 가능 직원이 없는 듯 합니다. 간단한 일본어 하실 줄 알아야 대화 가능해요.

(Translated by Google) It’s very convenient to rent bicycles here. Electric ones cost 1,000 yen/day and non-electric ones 500 yen/day. It’s very helpful for us who don’t have a self-driving rental car. (Original) 這邊可以租自行車很方便喔 電動的1000日元/天 非電動500日元/天 對於沒有自駕租汽車的我們來說 幫助很大

(Translated by Google) I came to Ureshino last week and met with Korean staff. They guided me very kindly, but I called the information office this week to inquire about an inconvenience to a certain store, but I was upset because the representative of the store did not respond after I forwarded the inconvenience inquiry, and the Korean employees at the information office did not answer the phone. (Original) 지난주에 우레시노에 와서 한국인직원하고 잘친절하게 안내해주고 그랬는데 제가 어떤가게 불편문의할려고 제가 여기 인포메이션 이번주에 전화했는데 불편문의 전달하고 그후에 어떤가게 대표가 답변이 없어서 마음이 상하고 인포메이션 한국인직원들이 전화를 너무 안받네요

(Translated by Google) There is an office inside the bus stop. There are also a variety of pamphlets in various languages. There are also Korean-speaking staff members on site. All the staff are friendly and they will call you a taxi in Japanese if you tell them your destination. The taxi office is right across the street. It was a useful place as it also provided information about Yuyu tickets and ongoing hot spring events. (Original) 버스정류장내에 사무실에 있습니다. 여러가지 언어로 된 팜플렛도 다양하게 있으며 한국어 하시는 직원도 상주하고 계십니다. 직원분들 모두 친절하시고 택시도 행선지 말하면 일본어로 불러주십니다. 택시 사무소는 바로 길건너에 있습니다. 유유티켓이나 현재 진행중인 온천행사도 알려주시니 유용한 장소였어요.

A must visit for pottery lover. The instructor gave good guidance on how to make your own pottery and paint as well. Quiet, serene place to go and relax. It brought the artistic side of me.

(Translated by Google) I was able to experience making a lamp shade at a relatively reasonable price of 2500 yen. The person in charge was also kind and I was able to work on it carefully without being tied to time. It was too stiff, but I was careful not to break it, and I made a beautiful work. I can also paint and potter's wheel, so I would like to go there again if I have the opportunity. (Original) 2500円という比較的お手頃な金額でランプシェード作りが体験できました。係の方も親切で時間に縛られずじっくり取り組めました。凝りすぎたけど割れないよう気をつかっていただききれいな作品ができました。絵付けやろくろもできるのでまた機会があれば行ってみたいです。

History with Pottery.

(Translated by Google) On May 3, 2020, Constitution Day, I had a painting appointment scheduled for 1:30 pm and arrived around 12:30. I arrived early, so I asked if they could do it right away, and they said yes. Thank you to the lady at the reception. The total admission fee was 900 yen for 2 adults, 1 junior high school student, and 1 elementary school student. The painting cost was 700 yen for a size 4 plate, 1000 yen for two small salad bowls, and 1200 yen for a large salad bowl. We also have a variety of other items such as mugs, large plates, and cups! The total payment was 900 yen + 700 yen + 1200 yen + 1000 yen x 2, and the payment was 4800 yen. They said that if I broke it while painting, they would replace it for free. Once it's completed, I'll ship it to you with cash on delivery. When I paid, I received a bandaid and a stamp card. Exchange prizes after 5 times《No deadline》 If you want to avoid crowds, I think it's better to make a reservation in advance. It seems to be popular to make it by turning the potter's wheel. (Original) 令和6年5月3日、憲法記念日、13時30分からの絵付け予約で12時30分頃に着。 一応早く着いたので、すぐ出来るか聞いたらOKを頂きました。 受付のお姉さんありがとうございます。 大人2人、中学生1人、小学生1人で、入館料が合計900円でした。 絵付けは、4号皿が700円、サラダボール小が1000円×2、大が1200円でした。 他にも、マグカップや大きな皿やコップなど色々ありますよ！ 合計は、900円＋700円＋1200円＋1000円×2で支払いは、4800円でした。 もし絵付け時に割った場合は無料で交換してくれるとおっしゃてました。 出来上がった後は、着払いで発送する感じ。 支払い時に絆創膏とスタンプカードを頂きました。 5回で景品交換《期限無し》 混雑を避けたい場合は事前予約した方が良いと思います。 ロクロを回して作るのは人気みたいです。

(Translated by Google) It's a facility with a very nice atmosphere. We were able to make reservations for the pottery experience by phone on the same day, and we had a great time. The staff kindly guided us around and we had fun learning about the history of Shida ware. (Original) とても雰囲気の良い施設です。 陶芸体験も当日の電話予約で受付けていただき楽しい時間を過ごせました。 職員の方も優しく案内してくれ、志田焼の歴史を学べて楽しかったです。

(Translated by Google) Adults can walk around the park for 300 yen. It's not like they put a lot of effort into the exhibits, but you can still enjoy it. It's a museum that retains the flavor of the Showa era. (Original) 大人300円で園内を散策出来ます。特に展示に力を入れているわけでもなく、それなりに楽しめます。昭和の香りが残る博物館ですねぇ

(Translated by Google) My first potter's wheel experience. The instructor taught me carefully and I was able to make a proper bowl. It was really fun and I grew attached to the things I made, so I asked them to finish all the things I made. I will definitely repeat! (Original) 初めてのロクロ体験。指導員の方が丁寧に教えてくれて、ちゃんとした茶碗が出来上がりました。本当に楽しくて作った物に愛着がわいて、作った物を全部仕上げまでお願いしました。絶対にリピートします！

(Translated by Google) I experienced the potter's wheel for the first time. Even if you are a beginner and can't mold the clay the way you want, the teacher will kindly teach you so you can create your own work. My husband and I made a deep dish for our wedding anniversary, and it turned out to be a wonderful keepsake. thank you. When I went to pick up the baked goods, I made a lampshade, so I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product. Even small children can start painting plates and mugs, so we recommend that parents and children try making their own creations together. (Original) 初めてろくろ体験しました。 初心者で土が思うように成型できなくても優しく先生が教えてくださるのでちゃんと作品が作る事ができます 結婚記念日に主人と2人深型皿を作ったのですが、素敵な記念品が出来上がりました。 ありがとうございます。 焼き上がりの受取に行った際、ﾗﾝﾌﾟｼｪｰﾄﾞを作ったので出来上がりが楽しみです。 小さな子供さんでもお皿やマグカップの絵付けから出来るので親子で作品を作ってみるのもおすすめです

Probably very fun for the kids. As an adult, it's interesting but there is less to do obviously. I loved the shuriken throwing though.

if first time to go, ok, but no second time, Ninja cosplay has just 1 black style and no mask, simple clothes with a toy knife, i feel this theme park is perfunctory, so few people to go, guess under 20 peoples when we got there.

Cool place to visit, seeing the ninja in person , be inside the ninja house, going through maze, ghost house, and watch the show. Ninja costume is available too if you like. This place could easily spend 1.5 hours if you take the time and going through each area. Kids would love it.

Great time for kids in the ninja academy. Ninja animators are very good in keeping kids engaged. The attractions have a kind of showa-era atmosphere.

very interesting place for kids, the staff were professional and cheerful. The ninja show and the ninja maze are exciting.

It's a fantastic place to come for a sneak peak into the history and culture of Ninjas in Japan! With many wonderful activities to take part in, it's a fabulous place to visit at any time of the year! Please visit and be an awesome Ninja😂🌷 ki

A very kids friendly park. Staff here are very patient and friendly. Kids can spent excellent time here.

I just decided to visit this on a day off during the week. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I am pretty sure my wife and I were the only ones in the entire park at the time though... Even with a lot of things were closed, we still spent about 3 hours there having fun and looking around. I heard on the speakers there was a "Ninja Show" every day, twice... but we weren't there at the correct time to see it. Do they still do a show if no one is in the park to see it? This place opened back in 1990... and well, it hasn't been maintained much since then. It's a kind of sad. We only paid 1100 yen, so the value seemed totally worth it. If you plan on going to this, go on a weekend. There will be more things open. Even though it's run down, it's still worth checking out for it's Japan Bubble time early 90's theme park charm. My Favorite attraction in the park is..."The Ninja Fun House." (it's not actually called that) Some things in the park obviously require Japanese language to fully get full enjoyment. I want the park theme song CD, but they are sold out forever!

Although this place is large for visit, some games are closed at 3:00 pm. You must visit it as earlier as possible.

The entrance is beautiful with an ancient tree. Parking lot is available for free. The temple grounds is easy walking with lots of trees.

Old temple with beautiful wooden architecture

(Translated by Google) Tainingzan Zuikoji is a temple of the Nanzenji sect of the Rinzai sect, located about 50 meters north of the Ureshino-cho Onsen 1-ku intersection on National Route 34. You can feel the history in the large precincts of approximately 3,000 tsubo. The Ureshino clan founded the main temple in 1369, and it was opened by Zenji Ishimuro Zenku, the chief priest of Kofukuyama Kenchoji Temple in Kamakura, Soshu. After the death of the Ureshino family, it was protected by the Hasuike clan, and for 98 years from 1765 to 1862, it was used as the Ureshino-juku headquarters for magistrates traveling on the Nagasaki Highway. Even now, tiles with the clan's emblem still remain in the Jizo-do hall, which tells the story of those days. As stated on the information board at the entrance, it is a famous temple where, ``Once you enter the tower gate, you will be reminded of the prosperity of bygone days in a temple hall with a thousand-year-old history, surrounded by thick old trees.'' The Nanzenji school of Rinzai sect began when Mukan Fumon founded Nanzenji in 1288 (first year of Shōō) in recognition of his efforts to surrender the demons that haunted the imperial palace of the retired Emperor Kameyama. Nanzen-ji Temple (Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City) is Japan's first Zen temple designated by the Imperial Order, and is a special temple located above Kyoto Gozan and Kamakura Gozan, and has the highest status among all Zen temples in Japan. (Original) 太寧山 瑞光寺は、国道34号線の嬉野町温泉一区交差点の北50ｍほどに伽藍を構える臨済宗南禅寺派の寺院です。約3000坪の広い境内で歴史を感じることができます。 応安2年（1369年)に嬉野氏が本寺を創建し、相州鎌倉巨福山建長寺住職の石室善玖禅師によって開山されました。 嬉野家の没後は蓮池藩の保護を受け、 明和2年(1765年)から文久2年(1862年)の98年間は長崎街道を往来する奉行の嬉野宿本陣として使用されました。 今も地蔵堂には当時を物語る藩の紋章が入った瓦が残っています。 入口の案内板に記されている通り「楼門を入れば老樹うっそうたる中、千古の歴史を秘めた寺堂に往時の隆盛が偲ばれる」名刹です。 臨済宗南禅寺派は、亀山上皇の離宮に出没する妖怪を降伏した功により、無関普門が1288年（正応元年）南禅寺を開山したのが始まりです。 南禅寺(京都市左京区)は、日本最初の勅願禅寺であり、京都五山および鎌倉五山の上におかれる別格扱いの寺院で、日本の全ての禅寺のなかで最も高い格式があります。

(Translated by Google) Near the entrance to Zuikoji, a temple of the Rinzai sect of Nanzenji, there is an 800-year-old camphor tree that is designated as a natural monument by the city. The temple itself has an old feel to it, and while it may not be called beautiful, it does have an elegant and historical feel to it. Personally, I don't dislike it. (Original) 臨済宗南禅寺の寺院「瑞光寺」入口付近には市指定天然記念物の樹齢約800年にもなるクスノキがある 寺自体は古びた感じがあり、美しいとはいえないかもしれながい、風情のある歴史を感じさせるお寺。個人的には嫌いではない。

(Translated by Google) It was in front of my hotel so I stopped by. There's a big cedar tree. (Original) ホテルの前だったので寄ってみました。 大きな杉の木がありますね。

(Translated by Google) It was a temple with a gate that gave you a sense of history. Even without entering the temple, you could see the sacred camphor tree and the gate. (Original) 歴史を感じされる門があるお寺でした。お寺に入らなくても、霊木の楠と門は見学可能でした。

(Translated by Google) This place had a cool stamp of Yakushi Nyorai, so I definitely wanted to get it. When I visited the place, they kindly accepted me. (Original) ココは、薬師如来の御朱印が格好良かったので、ぜひいただきたい所でした。訪問しました所、快く引き受けていただきました。