• 4 people form a group, daily group departure
• Special limited cherry blossom route, check in the best cherry blossom viewing spots
• Visit multiple famous attractions in one day, enjoy the dual experience of culture and nature, and have a rich and fulfilling itinerary

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• First stop: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine is a famous shrine dedicated to the god of learning,
and is a great place to make wishes. Stroll along the approach to the shrine,
check out the red torii gate, and taste Dazaifu's specialty "umegae mochi",
and experience the fusion of ancient and modern times.

• Second stop: Yutoku Inari Shrine

One of the three largest Inari shrines in Japan, this magnificent complex of
red-painted buildings attracts millions of visitors every year. Don't miss the
local museum, which houses armor, weapons and artwork related to the Kashima
domain, or the long shopping street, which is lined with shops and
restaurants, where you can stop in for a snack.

• Third stop: Oo Shrine

The first in Japan, you can see different expressions of the Ariake Sea in one
day. The "sea torii" of Oo Jinja Shrine stands in the Ariake Sea with great
tides. When the tide is high, the calm sea almost submerges it, and when the
tide is low, you can see the torii standing on the beach.

• Fourth stop: Mifuneyama Rakuen

Mifuneyama Rakuen has planted more than 2,000 cherry trees, including Somei
Yoshino cherry, Oshima cherry, Yaezakura, and Yamazakura. After 170 years of
growth, they have formed a sea of cherry blossoms that is beautiful. At night,
Kyushu's largest night cherry blossom viewing area is even more unique.

• Fifth stop: Asahioka Park

This is not only one of the three most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in
Saga, but also the first place in Kyushu to hold a night cherry blossom
lighting viewing. This was the site of Kashima Castle in the past, and the
Shoin Shrine in the park enshrines the first lord of Kashima, Tadamichi
Nabeshima, to the 13th lord of Kashima, Naoaki Nabeshima.