"From Saga With Love: Location Map"

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This map is available in Japanese, English, and Malay. For other languages, please check the links below.

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This is a top-grade brand of beef, recognized only from Japanese Black cattle raised in the fertile land of Saga, nourished by delicious water and clear air, and meeting strict quality standards. Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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Tonkotsu ramen, characterized by its toppings of raw egg and Saga nori (seaweed). With many ramen shops throughout the prefecture, why not find your favorite bowl? Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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This is a signature dish synonymous with Tara. The Takezaki crab, raised in the mineral-rich, plankton-abundant waters of the Ariake Sea, has sweet meat and rich miso. In summer, the male crabs are packed with meat, while in winter, the female crabs, carrying eggs, offer a deeper flavor, allowing you to enjoy them year-round. Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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This local specialty, brought to life by the sugar introduced through the Sugar Road and the famous water of Ogi, is a traditional yokan (sweet bean jelly). Its crispy outer texture is a key feature, and though simple, it offers a refined taste, making it an ideal souvenir. Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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Saga Prefecture is the top producer of greenhouse mandarins in Japan. These mandarins are known for their vibrant color, glossy appearance, and mild sweetness. Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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Blessed with a warm climate, Saga Prefecture is one of Japan's leading rice-producing regions. Saga rice, harvested from mineral-rich and fertile land, is known for its glossy appearance, large grains, chewy texture, and its natural sweetness and fragrance. Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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Saga's brand strawberry, 'Ichigosan,' is characterized by its elegant and beautiful color and shape, its delicate and pleasant sweetness, and its juicy freshness. The more you eat, the more you'll fall in love with 'Ichigosan.' Be sure to give it a try! Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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Saga Prefecture has many plains ideal for rice cultivation and is blessed with pure water flowing from the mountains, making it a thriving region for sake production. Sake nurtured by Saga's natural environment is highly regarded both domestically and internationally. Why not embark on a journey to discover your favorite sake? Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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This is a signature dish of Yobuko that you'll never forget once you've tasted it. The super fresh, transparent squid sashimi and tempura are exquisite gourmet dishes that can only be enjoyed here. Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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Saga nori (seaweed) is cultivated using a method that takes advantage of the natural environment of the Ariake Sea, which has one of the world's greatest tidal ranges. It absorbs plenty of nutrients from the sea and sunlight, resulting in its fragrant aroma, melt-in-your-mouth sweetness, and smooth texture. Location Google Map Check with Google Maps Access Parking Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Official Website Official Website SNS

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We sell 200 to 300 types of local sake, all brewed by brewers in Saga Prefecture. People who want to try sake but don't know about its types or characteristics are also welcome. Location 1-8-7 Kamino Higashi, Saga City, Saga Prefecture 840-0804 Business Hours Weekdays/Saturdays 08:00-20:00 Sundays and holidays 09:00-18:00 Admission Fee Regular Holiday New Year's Day only Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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With the motto 'Anything and everything Saga souvenirs!', we offer a wide range of Saga specialties, including traditional sweets, seaweed, sake, and crafts. Our shop, located inside the Balloon Museum, proudly boasts a rich selection of hot air balloon-related goods. Location 2-2-27 Matsubara, Saga City, Saga Prefecture 840-0831 Business Hours 10:00～17:00 Admission Fee Regular Holiday Open all year round Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Sagair is a shop that, under the expansive sky of Saga, offers a place where the air of Saga can be most deeply felt. It widely shares information related to Saga with the world, through the sale of local products and tasting experiences. Location 〒840-2212　9476-187 Inui-do, Kawazoe-machi, Saga City Kyushu Saga International Airport Terminal 2nd floor Business Hours 8:30~ 15 minutes before the last departure flight Admission Fee Regular Holiday none Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This shop, founded in 1897 (Meiji 30), is located along the Yobuko Morning Market Street, one of Japan's three largest morning markets. We offer a wide variety of seafood-based souvenirs, including our specialty 'Atsuyaki' kamaboko, a castella-style fish cake made from eggs and white fish paste, as well as squid shumai and dried seafood from Yobuko, the town famous for squid. Location 3764-5 Yobuko, Yobuko-cho, Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture 847-0303 Business Hours 8:00～17:00 Admission Fee Regular Holiday New Year's Day only Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is a local product shop offering a wide variety of souvenirs, including sweets, seafood, agricultural products, and folk crafts from the Karatsu and Higashi Matsuura areas. There is an attached café corner where you can enjoy sweets and light meals made with Karatsu specialties. We also offer a large selection of Karatsu Kunchi festival goods. On the second floor, there is a Karatsu pottery exhibition, making this a facility where you can truly experience 'Karatsu'. Location 2881-1 Shinkomachi, Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture 847-0043 Business Hours 9:00～18:00 Admission Fee Regular Holiday Third Thursday of odd-numbered months New Year's Day *2nd floor exhibition hall is open every Thursday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This station is the first roadside station registered in Saga Prefecture. At the Chisai Market, we sell agricultural and marine products, and approximately 640,000 people visit annually. In addition, for the tidal flat experience with a view of the Ariake Sea, middle and high school students come from all over the country on school trips, and about 7,000 people participate annually. Please be sure to visit the Roadside Station Kashima, home of the Kashima Gatalympics. Location 4427-6 Otonari, Kashima City, Saga Prefecture 849-1323 Business Hours 9:00～18:00 Admission Fee Regular Holiday 1/1, 2 2nd Wednesday of July Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Experience a special, sensory-filled journey in Arita, the birthplace of Japanese porcelain. At the 'Restaurant Café & Shop' nestled in Arita, you can enjoy a variety of dishes made with fresh, local ingredients served on traditional Arita porcelain and the beautiful ceramics of the Hizen Pottery Region. From the 2,500 coffee cups displayed in the shop, you can choose your favorite and savor our original blend coffee in that cup. Our concept is a 'space of culinary and pottery inspiration.' Through sight, taste, and touch, we offer a special experience where you can enjoy looking, eating, and feeling. Loved by a wide range of customers both domestically and internationally, it’s a place where each visit brings new discoveries, and many come back time and again. Location 3057 Honmachi Otsu, Arita-cho, Nishimatsuura-gun, Saga Prefecture 844-0018 Business Hours 11:00-17:00 (OS16:30) Admission Fee Regular Holiday Irregular holidays Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Takeo Onsen Main Store is the flagship store of Saga Hirakawaya, serving as a hub for promoting the tofu culture of Saga. While harmonizing with the surroundings, it offers a modern Japanese space filled with natural light, unlike the typical image of a tofu shop. In the restaurant area, you can enjoy a course meal centered around onsen yudofu (hot spring tofu), featuring tofu and soy milk dishes. In the café area, we offer a variety of soy-based treats such as soy milk soft serve, soy milk parfait, and soy milk gelato, along with drinks like soy lattes made with an espresso machine. Additionally, you can enjoy the café menu while relaxing in the foot bath, fed by a natural hot spring, located in the courtyard. Location 7411 Oaza Takeo, Takeo-cho, Takeo City, Saga Prefecture 843-0022 Business Hours Product sales: 9:00-18:00 Cafe: 9:00-17:30 (LO) Restaurant: 10:00-16:30 (LO) Admission Fee Regular Holiday December 31st to January 3rd Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Known as the birthplace of 'Ika Shumai,' the underwater restaurant 'Manbō' resonates with the sounds of boats and the waves of Yobuko. The excellent location, with views of Yobuko Ohashi Bridge and the surrounding mountains, enhances the flavors of the fresh seafood dishes. At Manbō, we serve Yobuko's specialty 'Ika Shumai,' as well as other seafood nurtured by the rough waves of the Genkai Sea, with skill and care that rival the freshness of the ingredients. The restaurant, which surrounds a large fish tank, is as fun as an aquarium, making it enjoyable for small children as well. Popular menu 'Ika Course' ¥3,520: Small dishes, fish tofu, live squid sashimi, ika shumai, squid tentacle tempura (served after the squid sashimi), rice, soup, pickles, and dessert. Location 1946-1 Tononoura, Yobuko-cho, Karatsu-shi, Saga 847-0304 Business Hours [Weekdays] 11:00-16:00 (order stop 15:00) [Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays] 10:30-17:00 (order stop 16:00) *We may close early. *The schedule may change at any time depending on the situation. Admission Fee Regular Holiday Thursday *Business hours and regular holidays may change depending on the season, weather, etc. Please contact us for details. Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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At the flagship store of Yakiniku Kakura, you can fully indulge in premium Saga beef in a private room to your heart's content. Location 1-13-23 Ekimae Chuo, Saga City, Saga Prefecture 840-0801 Business Hours 17:00 - 3:00 the next day (LO 2:00 the next day) Admission Fee Regular Holiday Irregular holidays Year-end and New Year holidays: 12/31 1/1 Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Please enjoy creative Japanese cuisine, including Yobuko squid and Imari beef, both local specialties, in a relaxed, modern Japanese-style atmosphere. Location 720-9 Shintencho, Imari City, Saga Prefecture 848-0041 Business Hours Lunch 11:30-15:00 (last order 14:00) Dinner 17:30-22:00 (last order 21:00) Admission Fee Regular Holiday Year-end and New Year holidays 12/31-1/2, other irregular holidays Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Founded in 2006, our store is located in a quiet area with no passing cars, providing a space suitable for families, couples, and groups alike. Whether you're hosting a party for a group or coming alone, please feel free to visit us. We warmly welcome you with homemade dishes. We also accept orders for large platters and bento boxes. We look forward to welcoming everyone. Location 2202-27 Shimajuku Otsu, Ureshino-cho, Ureshino-shi, Saga 843-0301 Business Hours Lunch is only available on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 11:00 to 14:00. Night time: 18:00-23:00 (OS 22:30) Admission Fee Regular Holiday Sunday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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A yakiniku restaurant directly operated by a meat wholesaler with over 55 years of history. We offer carefully selected, safe, and fresh Saga beef and Imari beef at reasonable prices, sourced from individual cuts. Enjoy delicious meat grilled over our specialty charcoal in private rooms. Location 941-3 Yokotashita, Hamatamacho, Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture 849-5122 Business Hours 11:30-14:00・17:00-22:00 Admission Fee Regular Holiday every Tuesday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is an izakaya where you can casually enjoy Saga's local sake and seasonal dishes. Location 1-5-32 Tojin, Saga City, Saga Prefecture 840-0813 Business Hours 17:00-24:00 (Food LO 23:00, Drink LO 23:30) Admission Fee Regular Holiday Sunday (If Monday is a holiday, the store will be open on Sunday and closed on Monday.) Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is a shrine dedicated to Confucius, known as the god of learning, built in 1708. During the exam season, many worshippers visit the shrine. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This place is a famous spot for azaleas, also known as 'Tsutsuji Temple.' In the spring, it is covered with around 50,000 azalea bushes, and in the fall, visitors can enjoy the vibrant colors of maple leaves, attracting many tourists. Location 3628 Sonobe, Kiyama Town, Miyaki District Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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The birthplace of Japanese porcelain. This is the quarry where Ri Sampei, the father of Arita porcelain, and others are said to have discovered the clay used for Arita ware in the early 17th century. It is an important site where you can feel the 400-year history of Arita porcelain. Location 1-5 Izumiyama, Arita Town, Nishimatsuura District Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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In the retro-style building, there are exhibits showcasing the history and production methods of Ogi yokan, as well as the tools used for making yokan. There is also a service offering yokan and tea. Location 861 Bandar Ogi, Kota Ogi Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This street is lined with white-walled storehouses, preserving the atmosphere of the Edo period post town 'Hama-shuku.' Several sake breweries are located here, and the sake brewery tours are very popular. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This scenic spot is designated as a National Natural Monument. It is a tourist attraction that can be thoroughly enjoyed by both children and adults, as visitors can explore it on a sightseeing boat. Location Yakataishi, Karatsu, Saga 847-0135 Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is a pine forest that stretches along the beach of Karatsu Bay. It is considered one of Japan's three great pine groves, along with Miho no Matsubara and Kehi no Matsubara, and is a scenic spot. Location Higashi Karatsu, Karatsu City – Hamatama Town Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Hizen Nagoya Castle was built in the late 16th century by Toyotomi Hideyoshi for the Japanese invasions of Korea, known as the Bunroku and Keicho Wars. Adjacent to the castle ruins is the Nagoya Castle Museum, which features exhibits on the history of exchanges between Japan and the Korean Peninsula. The museum also showcases reconstructions of the 'Golden Tea Room' and the 'Grass Hut Tea Room' used by Hideyoshi at Nagoya Castle, bringing them back to life after over 400 years. Location 1931-3 Chinzeimachi Nagoya, Karatsu City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is a villa built in the Meiji period by Bun'emon Itami, a great businessman from Saga, along with a garden that his son Yataro spent nine years constructing. It is a breathtaking spot that is open to the public for a limited time during the seasons of fresh greenery and autumn leaves. Location Kanzakimachi ikuwa, Kanzaki City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Located right next to the lushly green Ikenouchi Lake, this building, which looks like a spaceship, houses Kyushu's largest comprehensive science museum. Here, you can enjoy immersive experiences, such as jumping under the gravity of the Moon, Mars, and Pluto. The museum offers fun ways to learn about space, Earth, and science, making it a popular destination not only for children but also for adults, with many repeat visitors. Location 16351 Takeocho Oaza Nagashima, Takeo City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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During the Edo period, Okawachiyama was home to the Saga Domain's official kiln, which produced only the finest wares as offerings to the shogunate. As you walk through the charming streets, take a moment to reflect on the history and craftsmanship of that time. Location Okawachicho, Imari City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is Japan's first museum where you can experience hot air balloons anytime, regardless of the weather. You can watch immersive videos in a large theater and even enjoy a simulated balloon piloting experience. Location 2 Chome-2-27 Matsubara, Saga City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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A hot spring known for its mildly warm, silky waters. Located along the clear-flowing Kase River, this hot spring resort offers waters at a comfortable 36–38°C, allowing visitors to soak and relax for extended periods. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is one of Kyushu's largest outlet centers, featuring around 170 stores from famous domestic and international brands. The facility is designed to resemble the streets of Southern California, offering a full day of enjoyable shopping. Location 8 Chome-1 Yayoigaoka, Tosu City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is a museum specializing in ceramics, collecting and displaying about 30,000 pieces of pottery, including Arita ware and other ceramics from various parts of Kyushu. The space allows visitors to experience the story of Arita ware through masterpieces and digital images, and the Shibata Collection, which systematically showcases Arita ware from the Edo period, is a must-see. Location Otsu-3100-1 Toshaku, Arita, Nishimatsuura District, Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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The terraced rice fields rise like steps from the coastline facing the Genkai Sea, stretching in layers along the slopes. In spring, the sunset reflected on the cascading water surfaces creates a breathtakingly beautiful spot. Location Hamanoura, Genkai, Higashimatsuura District Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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One of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls. From early to late June, about 40,000 hydrangeas of 50 varieties bloom in full glory, creating a stunning scene alongside the majestic waterfall. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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The Autumn Grand Festival of Karatsu Shrine (November 2–4). From the first float, 'Red Lion,' to the fourteenth float, 'Shippomaru,' a total of 14 floats parade through the streets of Karatsu to the accompaniment of flutes and drums. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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The underwater torii gate and road in the Ariake Sea, where the large tidal fluctuations dramatically change the scenery over time, are popular spots where you can feel the mystery of nature. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is a traditional folk performance in Kashima City, Saga Prefecture, where performers wear demon masks and dance. Among them, Otonari Menburyu and Hogoura Menburyu are designated as Important Intangible Folk Cultural Properties of Saga Prefecture. Menburyu is showcased at various events in Kashima City and is highly popular. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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One of Japan's three great Inari shrines. It attracts as many as 3 million worshippers annually. It is a popular spot, especially with many tourists from abroad. Location 1855 Furue Otsu, Kashima City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This is the original ninja village theme park, which recreates the Nagasaki Kaido from the early Edo period. It features many unique attractions such as a ninja house and a shuriken dojo. Location 716-1 Shimono Ko, Ureshino Town, Ureshino City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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The vermillion-painted tower gate, designed by Kingo Tatsuno, who also designed Tokyo Station, is a symbol of the site. A morning-only event, the 'Tower Gate Zodiac Tour,' delves into the mysteries hidden in the ceiling of the gate. Location 7427-1 Takeocho Oaza Takeo, Takeo City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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There are more than 840 Ebisu statues in Saga City alone, the highest number in Japan. It’s also fun to find Ebisu statues with various expressions and poses ♬. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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Yoshinogari Ruins is the largest moated settlement from the Yayoi period in Japan. Within the site, buildings from the period, such as watchtowers, have been reconstructed. There are also many experiential programs, such as fire-making and magatama (comma-shaped bead) crafting, allowing visitors to experience the life of Yayoi people. Location 1843 Tade, Yoshinogari, Kanzaki District Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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The Shokaishiki Movable Bridge, which spans the Chikugo River and connects Fukuoka and Saga Prefectures, is the oldest existing bridge of its kind in Japan. Originally built as a railway bridge, it is now enjoyed as a pedestrian walkway after the railway line was discontinued, and visitors can also watch the bridge in motion. Location Tameshige, Morodomicho, Saga City, Saga Prefecture Mukaishima, Okawa City, Fukuoka Prefecture Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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The tide ebbs and flows twice a day, with a tidal range of 6 to 7 meters, the largest in Japan. This tidal flat is home to a wide variety of species, including mudskippers and fiddler crabs, which can only be seen in the Ariake Sea. Location Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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A next-generation entertainment arena filled with excitement and realism. It hosts a wide variety of events, including professional sports, concerts, and academic conferences. Location 2 Chome-1-10 Hinode, Saga City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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The largest balloon festival in Asia, held annually in early November along the banks of the Segawa River. Over 100 hot air balloons create a breathtaking sight. During the event, a temporary station called 'Balloon Saga Station' is set up on the JR Nagasaki Main Line, almost directly connected to the venue. Location Ogino Kasemachi, Saga City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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This facility delves into the fascinating legacy of Tsunetami Sano, the 'Father of the Japanese Red Cross,' and the 'Mietsu Naval Dock,' an invisible World Heritage Site. You can enjoy immersive experiences through impressive visuals and exhibits. Location 446-1 Hayatsue Etsu, Kawasoe Town, Saga City Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Parking Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 4＞ A scene where Karma, Sham, and Bob desperately search for the missing Bianca. Meanwhile, Bianca is enjoying a foot bath with Rin and the others. [Filming Anecdotes] The reason Ureshino Onsen was chosen as a filming location is that the 'onsen town' scenery, unique to Japan, was particularly appealing. However, the Malaysian staff and actors didn’t seem to join public baths or onsen together. Some Chinese-Malaysians, however, entered the onsen multiple times. Among the many locations in Ureshino Onsen, Siebold Bath was selected for its exterior and the atmosphere of the adjacent bridge. Although it was a night shoot, the illumination (which was present during filming but seems to no longer be there) was beautiful. As for the footbath, the staff showed a lot of interest. The concept of a free onsen footbath seemed unusual to them. Additionally, there was a separate 'steam bath,' and I remember during the location scouting in May 2023, they came in T-shirts and shorts, but it rained and was cold, so they found comfort in Ureshino’s steam bath. Filming at the intersection in the onsen town was challenging due to the heavy traffic, but thanks to the cooperation of Ureshino’s citizens, we were able to manage. The Gothic-style building of Siebold Bath, evoking the Taisho Romantic era, is a two-story wooden structure covering approximately 750 square meters. Located across from Ureshino Onsen Park, this retro building with its striking orange pointed roof brings the history of Ureshino Onsen back to life. Inside, there is a large public bath, private baths, and a citizen gallery, making it a popular gathering and relaxation spot for both locals and visitors from outside the city. Location 818-2 Shimajuku Otsu, Ureshino-cho, Ureshino-shi, Saga 843-0301 Business Hours 6:00～22:00 (Last admission 21:30) Admission Fee Adults (junior high school students and above) @450 yen Children (elementary school students) @220 yen Children under elementary school age are free if accompanied by a guardian. Regular Holiday 3rd Wednesday of every month Phone Number Access 5 minutes by car from Nagasaki Expressway Ureshino IC, 7 minutes walk from Ureshino Onsen Bus Center Parking Parking available Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 2, etc.＞ The inn where Karma, Bianca, and Bob stay in Saga is introduced. It was used in various scenes during their stay in Saga. [Filming Anecdotes] The reason this inn was chosen as a filming location was probably due to its approach from the outside, the lobby, and the lounge. We visited several inns, but the director liked this one, Omuraya, the most. Filming was challenging because there were regular guests as well, but at one point, they kindly closed the lounge to prioritize the filming. During the filming period, the cast and crew were a bit tired of Japanese bento, so the Kentucky Fried Chicken lunch provided at this time was a huge hit. The lunch venue was filled with chicken bones! (laughs) Ureshino Onsen, a post town on the Nagasaki Kaidō, has a history of over 200 years, originally established as a secondary station for the Ōmura clan during the Sankin-kōtai process. Throughout history, it has served as a place of relaxation and healing for many travelers and locals alike, offering the traditional cultural experience of hot springs and inns. While preserving its historical legacy, Ureshino Onsen has continuously adapted to the needs of each era. In recent years, renovations have included a library space called "Yuagari Bunko" and a "Yukemuri Lounge," with the concept of enjoying music and books after a bath. Additionally, modern features such as Japanese-Western style rooms with semi-open-air baths have been introduced. Location 848 Shimajuku Otsu, Ureshino-cho, Ureshino-shi, Saga 843-0301 Business Hours Check-in 15:00 Check out 10:00 Admission Fee Regular Holiday Irregular holidays Phone Number Access 5 minutes by car from Nishi-Kyushu Shinkansen "Ureshino Onsen Station" Parking Parking available Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 5＞ A beautiful scene where Bianca drinks tea in a kimono. The visuals, which highlight Bianca's beauty, are truly memorable [Filming Anecdotes] Filming took place in June 2023, coinciding with the tea harvesting season, thanks to the cooperation of Ureshino tea farmers. Ureshino was the first filming location in Japan. The tea field shoot spanned two days. Coming from tropical Malaysia, the crew was quite exhausted by the heat combined with Japan's humidity, and many were suffering from heat exhaustion. What saved them was Ureshino's cold-brewed tea. On the second day, we initially offered barley tea, but none of the Malaysian crew touched it. However, when a farmer suggested cold-brewed tea, we provided it, and even the juice-loving Malaysians were hooked on Ureshino tea. From that point on, Ureshino's cold tea was always available on set, and it kept everyone hydrated throughout the shoot. The tea became so popular that many bought large quantities of Ureshino tea as souvenirs. For many of the staff and cast, Japanese tea became synonymous with Ureshino tea. That said, the shoot in the tea fields was extremely hot. Moreover, a key figure who provided immense support during the tea field shoot was Mr. Nagao from "Chayuujin Nanatomo"! Overflowing with love, Mr. Nagao quickly bonded with the cast and crew, becoming an indispensable part of the drama. You can surely hear the most behind-the-scenes stories from this drama (such as Bianca's kimono and the tatami stage episodes) while discovering the charm of Ureshino tea. Don't hesitate to inquire about the tea field tour! The expansive tea fields are a symbol of Ureshino's landscape. The cultivation of Ureshino tea is said to have begun in earnest during the Keian era (1648–51) by the tea pioneer, Shinbee Yoshimura. Ureshino tea refers to two types: the 'pan-fried tamaryokucha,' which has a roasted flavor and refreshing finish, and the 'steamed tamaryokucha,' known for its rich aroma and smooth, mellow taste. Location 843-0304 Oaza Iwayakawauchi, Ureshino Cit Business Hours 8:00～18:00 Admission Fee Tea Field Tour (For more details, please contact Mr. Nagao of Chayuujin Nanatomo. He will warmly and enthusiastically guide you, not only sharing the charm of Ureshino tea but also fun behind-the-scenes stories from the filming!) Please note that entry into the tea fields is not permitted without permission, so be sure to inquire about this tour. Overseas visitors are also welcome to contact us directly. Regular Holiday Irregular holidays Phone Number Access Approximately 20 minutes by car from Nagasaki Expressway Ureshino IC Parking No parking lot Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 3＞ A scene where Karma and Bob have a conversation while deep in thought. Their emotions were beautifully portrayed along with the magical lighting. [Filming Anecdotes] The scene at this onsen bridge was an extremely tough shoot, lasting until after 2 a.m. It was here that I realized just how persistent the director is when it comes to filming. (Which is why I believe the result will be an excellent production.) The vermillion bridge, located in Ureshino Onsen Park, is iconic. From the center of the bridge, you can get a perfect view of the entire Siebold Bath. At night, the bridge is illuminated, creating a magical atmosphere. After relaxing in the Ureshino Onsen, it's the perfect spot for a stroll in the evening breeze. Location 843-0302 Oaza Shimonoko, Ureshino-cho, Ureshino-shi, Saga prefecture Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access 5 minutes by car from Nagasaki Expressway Ureshino IC, 7 minutes walk from Ureshino Onsen Bus Center Parking No parking available. Please use the nearby 'Times Siebold Bath' parking lot (free for 90 minutes). Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 4＞ A scene where the four of them admire the beautiful castle scenery. Here, Bianca and the other three get separated... [Filming Anecdotes] This location was immediately chosen because of its appearance resembling a traditional Japanese castle. What they particularly liked was the view of Karatsu Castle from the parking lot and the castle bridge. Even from the perspective of the Malaysian crew, the scenery was beautiful, and they took numerous photos on the bridge. Filming in the parking lot also required extensive preparation. The shooting around Karatsu Castle involved a large volume of scenes and lasted until nightfall. The rain added to the challenge, making it a rather difficult shoot. Karatsu Castle is said to have been completed over a span of seven years, beginning in 1602, by Toyotomi Hideyoshi's retainer, Terazawa Shima-no-kami Hirotaka. The current castle keep was completed in 1966. Also known as 'Maizuru Castle,' it is famous for its cherry blossoms and wisteria flowers. In July 2017, the interior of the castle keep underwent a renovation. Location 8-1 Higashijonai, Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture, 847-0016 Business Hours 9:00～17:00 (Last admission 16:40) Admission Fee Adult @500 yen Children (elementary and junior high school students) @250 yen ◎Free for preschool children ◎Maizuru Park Elevator Business hours 9:00-17:00 (Admission until 16:40) General (15 years old and over) 100 yen per person one way Elementary and junior high school students 50 yen per person one way Regular Holiday December 29th to 31st Phone Number Access 10 minutes by car from Karatsu IC Parking Parking available Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 4 & 5＞ At the turban shell grilled shop, Bob is left with mixed emotions... In the memorable fifth episode, featuring a beautiful sunset, Hado Misaki appears. [Filming Anecdotes] This location will also play an important role in Season 2, so be sure to check it out. It's a beautiful place that suits couples perfectly. Actually, the turban shell grilling scene wasn’t originally planned, but since the shop was right in front of the parking lot when we went to see Hado Misaki, the team suddenly took interest in it, and we decided to film there. It was their first time experiencing Japanese-style grilled turban shell, and they were curious, but most of them didn’t quite enjoy the liver part of the shell. Hado Misaki is a small cape jutting out from the Higashi-Matsuura Peninsula, located at the northwesternmost tip of Kyushu. It has been recognized as one of the '100 Best Beaches of Japan,' part of the 'Genkai Quasi-National Park,' and a 'Lover’s Sanctuary Project Satellite.' The sunset is especially breathtaking, with the sea and island silhouettes bathed in orange, creating a stunning contrast. Hado Misaki is also famous for its 'Grilled Turban Shell,' where the local ladies skillfully grill fresh turban shells to perfection. Location 947 Hado, Chinzei-cho, Karatsu City Business Hours 9:00～18:00 *Mid-March to October 9:00-18:00 *November to mid-March 9:30-17:00 Admission Fee Regular Holiday Closed only on New Year's Day Phone Number Access 50 minutes from Karatsu Oteguchi bus stop to Hado Misaki bus stop, get off at Hado Misaki bus stop Parking Parking available Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 2, etc.＞ The master's house and studio of Sham appears frequently throughout the drama. Many emotional scenes are depicted in this location. [Filming Anecdotes] This location was the starting point of the drama, and it’s no exaggeration to say that "From Saga With Love" would not have been born without it. Before creating this drama, the same producer had visited this place. Though the previous project didn’t materialize, the producer returned to this location to begin the planning for "From Saga With Love". In the drama, the Malaysian character Sham learns pottery here, and about a third of the filming in Saga took place in this spot. One of the key scenes involves an accident where a large amount of pottery is broken. The preparation and the filming on the day of the accident were particularly tough. The connection between this location, the work, and the cast and crew is largely influenced by the master potter’s personality. Despite not being accustomed to film production, the master willingly helped from the preparations and even participated in late-night shoots. The delicate pottery techniques shown in close-ups were performed by the master, adding further value to the drama. In the latter half of the filming in Saga, much of it took place at this location, and unlike other locations, the crew stayed here for a long period, making it a comfortable place to work. During the filming, we were treated to some soba noodles. This place is not only a pottery studio but also a soba restaurant. Although some people visit just for the soba, they kindly closed the restaurant to support the filming. The soba, handmade by the master, had a wonderful aroma and texture, much to the delight of the Malaysian staff. On June 21, 2023, we celebrated the end of filming at this very place. The following day was a day off for the staff, but the director and assistant director chose to stay here to make pottery, spending the day experiencing pottery-making. They created two pieces, which are now cherished treasures displayed in their homes in Malaysia. In the gallery at the studio, a white circular plate is displayed with the signatures of the main cast and staff of the drama. If you have the chance to visit, please take a look. The studio and gallery are located in Minamikawarayama, Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, where pottery is made. They focus on early 17th-century Arita ware, and the glaze is made using natural materials (minerals), creating deeply flavorful pottery. Location 426-1 Nanzan, Arita-cho, Nishimatsuura-gun, Saga Prefecture 844-0028 Business Hours 9:00～17:00 Admission Fee An experience fee is required for potter's wheel and painting experience. Regular Holiday Phone Number Access Approximately 10 minutes by car from Hasami/Arita Interchange About 7 minutes by taxi from JR Arita Station Parking Parking available Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 2＞ The 'beginning' scene where Karma, Bianca, and Bob arrive in Saga. From here, their story in Saga began. [Filming Anecdotes] Since the filming took place at an airport, we spent considerable time in advance on meetings and coordination, not just on the day itself. Initially, we considered shooting at Fukuoka Airport or other locations instead of Saga Airport. While there are no direct flights from Malaysia and the characters don't actually arrive at Saga Airport, we chose to film there due to the flexibility in handling the shoot. We originally planned to film detailed scenes of their arrival inside the airport, but we had to make a sudden change and film only outdoor scenes. The reason for this change was largely due to the filming schedule for the police box scene, which took place immediately after this location. This airport, located on reclaimed land along the Ariake Sea in southern Saga Prefecture, opened in July 1998. Domestically, it offers direct flights to Tokyo. Internationally, there are flights to Taiwan, South Korea, and China, serving as a gateway to Kyushu from Asia. Location 〒840-2212　9476-187 Oaza Inui-michi, Kawazoe-machi, Saga City, Saga Prefecture Business Hours Admission Fee Regular Holiday Phone Number Access 35 minutes by Saga Station access bus Parking Parking available Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 2＞ This place appears as the important location where Karma and Sham meet for the first time. Without this shop, they might never have met! [Filming Anecdotes] Similar to Japan's iconic buildings, such as castles, Japanese convenience stores are immensely popular among overseas visitors. They describe them as fun places, almost like going to a theme park. The Malaysian staff also looked forward to visiting convenience stores. They enjoyed seeing the neatly arranged snacks, food, and drinks, and found the product packaging and designs cute, often taking many photos. In season 1, we absolutely needed a convenience store as a filming location. However, filming at a major chain convenience store proved to be extremely challenging, and we almost gave up. That’s when we found this convenience store in Takeo. They were extremely cooperative, even stopping operations on the filming day to assist us. They graciously worked with us from early afternoon until late at night. A small, community-based convenience store (Yamazaki Y Shop). Located in front of a hospital, it offers a wide range of products, from medical and nursing care-related items to unique products from the Yamazaki Group. Location 12624-1 Tomioka, Takeo-cho, Takeo-shi, Saga 843-0024 Business Hours 8:00～18:00 *9:00-13:00 on Sundays and holidays Admission Fee Regular Holiday New year holiday season Phone Number Access Approximately 5 minutes by car from JR Takeo Onsen Station Parking Parking available Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS

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[Introduction of the Scene]　＜Episode 5＞ A surprising scene where Karma and Bob...!? The shot of them drinking sencha in a beautiful garden is also memorable. [Filming Anecdotes] This filming location was chosen on the recommendation of the Saga Prefecture Film Commission as a quintessentially Japanese spot. For the scene where Bob holds Karma, about 10 staff members were using fans to create wind to blow Karma's hair. In the scene where Karma and Bob drink tea and eat sweets, the tea was not from the store's menu but was Ureshino tea, and we used Ogi yokan as a filming prop. It seemed that it was their first time trying Japanese yokan. Keishuen is a Japanese garden in the pond-strolling style, designed by Kinzo Nakane, who was known as the 'Kobori Enshu of the Showa era.' The garden features a dynamic rock arrangement reminiscent of the medieval period, with waterfalls and tea fields placed in an impressive manner, beautifully harmonizing with the scenic backdrop of Takeo. This harmony, which Nakane valued most in his garden design, is one of the highlights of Keishuen. Visitors can enjoy strolling through the garden while appreciating the changing beauty of the four seasons. Location 4075-3 Takeo, Takeo-cho, Takeo-shi, Saga 843-0022 Business Hours 10:00～16:00 Admission Fee Adult @600 yen Student @500 yen Free for junior high school students and under Regular Holiday Wednesday *During the garden season, business hours may change due to changes in exhibits, etc. Phone Number Access 5 minutes by taxi or 7 minutes by bus from the south exit of JR Takeo Onsen Station (get off at Karebokuto) Approximately 10 minutes from Takeo Kitagata IC on the Nagasaki Expressway Parking Parking available Official Website Official Website Google Map Check with Google Maps SNS