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Find your unique pottery
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Imari

Pears, Grapes, Kumquats,
Strawberries, and more

The popular Fruit Picking!
Available year-round
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Where should you go this month?

Cherry blossom viewing &event calendar
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Local amazing gourmet

Exquisite! Restaurants where
you can enjoy Imari beef

Introducing! Recommended model courses
to fully enjoy Imari!

Get lost in the beauty of the sea, mountains, and cherry blossoms!

See! Taste! Experience! Welcome to

North / West Area

Imari

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Immerse yourself in the serene landscapes that you'll want to share with your loved ones, from cherry blossom tunnels
to approximately 10,000 azalea bushes. With the sea and mountains nearby, experiences at outdoor spots likecampsites, beaches, and parks offer unforgettable memories for both children and adults alike.

Located in the northwest part of Saga Prefecture, Imari City is just over an hour's drive from Fukuoka City. From the calm
waters of Imari Bay to the lush green mountains surrounding the entire city, diverse charms await you wherever you go.
See the beautiful scenery adorned with colorful ﬂowers throughout the seasons and the blue sea with gentle waves
lapping against white sandy beaches.
Taste the tender and sweet Imari beef that melts in your mouth, as well as the juicy and ﬂavorful Imari pears.
Experience the streets that ﬂourished as the shipping port of ancient Imari and the Imari Nabeshima porcelain, createdby the traditional techniques from the wordʼs greatest “Nabeshima”.
Wouldn't you like to embark on a refreshing journey to Imari, a place you'll want to visit again and again?

Enjoy the taste of freshly harvested seasonal fruits!

East Area
A town that ﬂourished as the shipping port of old imari

Central Area

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Pag e 8This area, renowned for its lush natural surroundings, is particularly

North Area

famous for its fruits such as pears and grapes. Fruit picking, a fun activity
for families, allows you to pick your own fruits. Why not take home somePage 9freshly picked local vegetables and processed agricultural products assouvenirs?

This area, centered around Imari Station, is lined with numerous hotels
and restaurants, once bustling as the shipping port of Old Imari, known asPage 5

Imari Port, which fascinated the world. Many buildings and decorations

East Area

that convey the atmosphere and history of that time still remain, making it
highly recommended to explore on foot!

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West Area

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The Village of Pottery Beloved by Ancient Lords

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South Area

South Area
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The Village of Secret kilns

Page 3In the “Secret Kiln Village of Okawachiyama,” where high-quality pottery called 'Nabeshima,'

Okawachiyama

beloved by the shogunate, was created, you can stroll through streets adorned withcobblestones and admire brick chimneys. This area is a delight to explore on foot. From faithful
reproductions of Nabeshima's elegant style to charming tableware perfect for everyday use,
you're sure to ﬁnd your favorite piece among the wide variety of pottery available here!

During the Edo period, the Saga Domain moved its kilns to the rugged terrain of Okawachiyama, surroundedby mountains on three sides, to safeguard the production techniques of ceramics as tribute items for the
shogunate in the neighboring town of Arita. With only one entrance guarded by a checkpoint, access was

Before reading this guidestrictly controlled, ensuring the uninterrupted creation of high-quality special-order "Nabeshima" ceramics,

How to read the information

which were exclusively produced for tribute. Today, "Okawachiyama-The Village of Secret Kilns," which・・・ Phone Number

rocky outcrops resembling landscape paintings and stone-paved paths. The picturesque landscape invites

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visitors to pause and capture photos, showcasing the enduring legacy of "Nabeshima" craftsmanship.

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inherits the techniques of "Nabeshima," stands with its kilns as symbols, amidst the impressive scenery of・・・ Business Hours
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South Area

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Mosaic Wall
A 5-meter-high Mosaic
Wall created with pottery
fragments and tombai,
depicting a climbing kiln.
Recommended as a photospot.
36 Okawachichohei,
Imari City

See!

Taste!

Experience!

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Slopped Kiln

Okawachiyama, where the ofﬁcial kilns of the Nabeshima Clan, known as the 'Clan Kilns,' were established to produce the exquisite andspecial porcelain known as 'Nabeshima,' which was offered as tribute to the Shogunate. Explore this village of pottery, where the techniques of
the world-renowned treasure 'Nabeshima' are still carried on today, and why not seek out your favorite piece?

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Pottery Shop Imari

Osaiku-workshop

Observation
Plaza

Sehyo Kiln
（Shinpu）

Daigoro Kiln
Choshun Kiln

Basecamp Imari

Kozan Kiln

The shrine located within a cave
exudes a solemn atmosphere. It'sa power spot known for its
throat-related blessings.

A guesthouse renovated from a century-old
traditional Japanese house. You can rent
kimonos here and explore Okawachi
Mountain, and even experience making
1932 Okawachichootsu, Imari City nerikiri sweets.

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Ginkgo Tree

1846 Okawachichootsu, Imari City
070-5578-5995

Gakuzan Kiln

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Seizan Kiln

Price

221-2 Okawachichohei, Imari City
0955-22-6333

Price￥2,500 and up

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Kosen Kiln
Price

￥900〜￥1,500

Available only during event times
as the studio is in a separate location.
(For details, please contact the store)

Pottery
Painting
Workshop

Soejima Yushichi Monument

1823-2 Okawachichootsu,
Imari City
0955-22-3095

Hataman Pottery
Price¥1,100 and up

1832 Okawachichootsu, Imari City

1820 Okawachichootsu,
Imari City

0955-23-23660955-23-2784

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Wheel-Throwing
Workshop

Hand-Shaping
Pottery Workshop

Price

Go to page 9 for map.

Pottery Painting ¥1,320~, Wheel-Throwing ¥2,750~, Hand-Shaping¥2,200~

554-1 Imaricho, Imari City
0955-23-1189

Imadake Kiln
Price

Go to page 5 for map.

Pottery Painting ¥2,200~, Wheel-Throwing & Hand-Shaping ¥4,400~

1384-1 Otsubochoko, Imari City
0955-23-3583

A museum where you can learn about thehistory of pottery. In addition to various
exhibits, you can also experience pottery
painting.
0955-22-6333
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Karausu (Mortar) Hut &Meotoshi Chime Tower
A reproduction of a large mortar thatcrushes pottery stones using the power ofwater. The "Meotoshi no To," which greets visitors with thesound of pottery bells resembling wind chimes, has been
selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 Soundscapes."Check
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(Ko-Imari)Nabeshima Porcelain

Imari Nabeshima
Porcelain

Produced in Arita and Hasami
during the Edo period, Old
Imari Porcelain refers toceramics shipped from ImariPort to various destinations by
sea,
hence
the
name
"Imari-yaki" derived from the
port's name. Today, theseceramics are referred to as"Old Imari Porcelain(Ko-Imari)”.

During the Edo period, theNabeshima Clan speciallycommissioned
artisansfrom Arita to relocate to
Okawachiyama to create
ceramics primarily forpresentation
tothe
Shogunate. These speciallycrafted ceramics are
known as "Nabeshima”.

Imari Nabeshima Ware
refers to modern ceramics
created by kilns that inherit
the techniques of "Nabeshima." While maintaining
traditional styles, they
continuously
incorporate
new techniques, resulting in
ceramics exuding a digniﬁedelegance.

Production Period

Edo Period

Edo Period

Meiji Period and onwards

Production Location

Arita and Hasami

Okawachiyama

Okawachiyama

9:00〜17:00

December 29 to January 3

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Differ ence Between Ko-Imari,Nabeshima, and Imari Nabeshima Porcelain
Old Imari Porcelain

Tranditional Industry Hall
for Imari and Arita Pottery

221-2 Okawachichohei, Imari City

Tozan Kiln

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9:00〜17:00

Irregular holidays

Aoki tobo pottery

Ocean Silk Road Museum¥5,500 (Porcelain)

Gendayu Kiln

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Taisen Kiln
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Kosen KilnoKanemon Kiln
Imari PotteryBashOniwa Pottery
Toshokai
Suizan Kiln
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Kiln
Hataman Pottery
Obayashi Pottery StudioOshu Kiln
Taichiro Kiln
Ranzan Azuchi Kiln
Seira Kiln
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Zeryu Kiln
Rozan Kiln Kiln

26 Okawachichohei, Imari City

※Shipping fee is not included

PocketArea

Potter’s Graves

A reproduction of the houses ofpotters from the time of the clankiln, both inside and out. You can
get a glimpse of life at that time.

Seizan Kiln

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Toemon Kiln
Bunzo Kiln

Sehyo Kiln
（Tobako）

Potter's Residence

Tranditional Industry Hall for
Imari and Arita Pottery

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A beautiful bridge adorned withpottery fragments and colorfullarge jars. The characteristic
dragon painted on the handrail
makes it a picturesque spot.

Daigo kiln

Pottery Experience

1806 Okawachichootsu, Imari City

Nabeshima Hanyo
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Exhibits and sells the best pottery from various kilns in Okawachi Mountain.
At the cafe corner, you can enjoy coffee and light meals served in Imari
Nabeshiima Porcelain.

60-1 Okawachichohei,
Imari City

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Gongendake Shrine

Imari Nabeshima Porcelain Hall

A reproduction of theclimbing kilns from the clan
kiln era. Every September,ﬁres are lit to ﬁre theofferings to be sent tovarious parts of the country.

1599-1 Okawachichootsu, Imari City

Characteristics of Nabeshima Porcelain
Iro-Nabeshima

Nabeshima Sometsuke

Nabeshima Seiji

Considered the pinnacle ofceramic artistry, Iro-Nabeshima
involves ﬁrst drawing patterns inindigo blue, then applying
overglaze in red, yellow, andgreen hues.

It is painted only with the indigo
pigment known as "gosu," featuring
skillful brushwork that shines in the
meticulously drawn outlines andthe evenly applied deep blue color.

Made from stone sourced in
Okawachiyama, the pottery iscoated with a glaze that turns
bluish-green when ﬁred, offering
a simple yet mystical beauty.

(Colored Nabeshima)(Blue and White Porcelain)(Celadon Porcelain)

There are also works that combine these characteristics.

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Enjoy Freshly Picked Seasonal Fruits!

Why Go Fruit Picking?

East Area
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Taste!

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You can enjoy fresh fruits!

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Rain or shine, you're covered in thegreenhouses!

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You can take pictures, making sure yourmemories will last for a life time

Experience!

The eastern part of Imari City, just off the Nishikyushu Expressway, is blessed with a warm climate and fertile land, making it a place where youcan enjoy fruits all year round. Experience the double joy of picking your own fruits and enjoying their fresh, delicious taste. Both children andadults can have fun!

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Not only canyou eat delicio
us fruits,
but fruit picking, where you harvest fruits
with your own
hands, is also
very popular!

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02※"Michi-no-Eki" is a unique
Japanese concept of roadsidestations that offer local
specialties and rest facilities.

Imari Pears
Roadside station

Okawa San Sedai
Tourist Farm

Imari Furusato Village
Run by agricultural cooperative, this roadsidestation offers a variety of local vegetables,
fruits, and agricultural products. Don't missthe direct sales outlet where you can buy
Imari beef at a great price, or try the refreshing and sweet "Kinkan Soft Cream."OFF

Shiki-no-Sato Okawa

3881-1 Okawano, Okawacho, Imari City

1323 Tatsugawamaruno, Okawacho, Imari City

2754-9 Ideno, Minamihatacho, Imari City

0955-29-2612

0955-24-2252

9:00〜17:00

8:00〜18:00

8:00〜17:00

Thursdays

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Rice Bread LIBELLE

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Imari Pears
Jubashi Sansuien Park

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Omagari Kyoho Grape Farm

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Takase Kyoho Grape Farm

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Imari Pears
Jubashi Rikoen Park

Matsuura-no-Sato
A direct sales outlet of agricultural
cooperative offering a wide varietyof fresh local vegetables, fruits, andprepared foods, bringing Imari's
agricultural products closer to you.
4922-1 Yamagata, Matsuuracho,
Imari City
0955-26-3427
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New Year's Day

8:00〜18:00

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Imari Higashi Fumaneki IC
Imadake Kiln

Come and taste Sagaʼs strawberries, such as
the intensely sweet and juicy "Sagahonoka" andthe vividly red "Ichigosan," which debuted in
2018!

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0955-24-2252

Pears…August 20 - September 30

Guide Farms

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Imari Pears Jubashi Rikoen Park
Imari Pears Jubashi Sansuien Park
Ideno Pear Park

Okawa San Sedai
Tourist Farm

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Kanaishihara

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0955-29-2612
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Pears…Mid-August - Early October

Located in Okawabaru,
Minamihatacho, Imari City

Kumquats…Late January - Mid-February

090-5945-4885

AApples…Late September - Late October※Not available for groups

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Pears…Late July - Late October1323 Tatsugawamaruno, Okawacho, Imari City

Grapes…Mid-July - Mid-September

Higashi Tashiro
Apple Village

Omagari Kyoho
Grape Farm
Takase Kyoho
Grape Farm

Higuchi fruit
Orchard※Not available for groups

The farms are located 1-5 minutes by car from Furusato Village.
You will be guided to the respective farms according to the harvesting season.

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Central Area

Grapes…August 20 - September 30

Located within Imari Furusato Village at 2754-9 Ideno,
Minamihatacho, Imari City

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Minamihata
Fruit Tourist Farm

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Bite-sized kumquats can be eaten whole, skinand all, offering a delightful balance ofsweetness and tartness. Grown in greenhouses
in Imari, they are known for their thin,easy-to-eat skin!

List of Fruit Picking Farms

JR Chikuhi Line

Nishikyushu090-3417-3505

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1210 Fumaneki, Minamihatacho, Imari City
12：00〜17：00… Convenience StoreMinamihata
Taniguchi IC

A bakery that uses organically grown
rice in its whole form, without turning it
into ﬂour. The bread is free from
wheat, eggs, and dairy, making it safefor those with allergies.

Strawberries

New Year's Day

To Fukuoka / Karatsu

The 3rd Wednesdays

Imari is famous for cultivating large, sweet
grapes like "Kyoho" and "Shine Muscat," which
can be eaten with the skin. Enjoy their beautiful
appearance, rich aroma, and delightful taste!

Kumquats

0955-29-3115

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Imari Pears, known for their juicy, crisp texture,boast one of the highest production volumes
and quality in western Japan. Each variety
offers a different taste and texture, so be sure
to try them all!

A direct sales outlet of agricultural
cooperative featuring local specialties such as pears, vegetables, fruits,
and pear-dyed scarves.

This farm, open seasonally for pear picking anda cafe, allows you to enjoy fresh pears andexquisite sweets prepared by a chef who knows
pears inside out.

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The harvesting season might change depending on the weather. Please call the site for details.

1000 Higashitashiro, Okawacho, Imari City
0955-29-3004

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Strawberries…Mid-March - Mid-May

4988 Wakino, Higashiyamashirocho,
Imari City
0955-29-8961 Reservation via Instagram is recommended

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Northwest Area
Go to page 8 for map.

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Experience the Sea, Mountains,and Blossoms to Your Heartʼs Content!

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Hatatsu
Fureai Plaza

North / West Area
Mt. Aguri
See!

Taste!

Experience!

Enjoy fresh oysters from Hatatsu,
as well as Imari beef and seafood
BBQ, featuring the rich produce of
Imari.

The observation post
used to monitor theskies during wartime
still remains, preserving the vestiges ofwar.

510-5 Tsuji, Hatatsucho, Imari City
0955-25-0555（Weekdays）
090-6428-0050（Weekends）

A campsite near the summit offers breathtaking views of the Hatatsuﬁshing port and Iroha Island, allowing you to fully enjoy the great outdoors.

The North and West areas stretch out from Imari Bay, offering numerous breathtaking spots where you can enjoy panoramic views of Imari. The

Tsuji, Hatatsucho, Imari City

locals have preserved the "culture" and nurtured the "nature" with care, creating picturesque beauty at every turn. Spend peaceful moments

November 3 to late March, Saturdays and Sundays
10：00〜16：00

0955-25-0001(Weekdays only)

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surrounded by the serene landscape.

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Matsuura Railway

Uranosaki Station

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This station is famous for its
train passing through atunnel of cherry blossoms.
The "Cherry Blossom
Station Festival" is held
every year in late March.

Saga University
Ocean Energy Research Institute

Imarin Beach
The calm waves make this beach perfectfor families with children. Parking isright in front of the sandy beach,and there are also hot showers and
2-min
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restrooms available.
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A world-leading experimental facility for
ocean energy research. Tours are available
by reservation.

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1-2 Fukuda, Kurogawacho, Imari City

1-48 Kubara, Yamashirocho, Imari City

This park features athletic playground equipment, grass skiing, a wide lawnarea, and playground equipment for young children, making it enjoyable forsmall children as well. The spacious grounds are ﬁlled with seasonal ﬂowers
like cherry blossoms and hydrangeas that soothe the soul.

Early July to late August【Visiting Days】Mondays and Tuesdays

9：00〜17：00

13：30〜15：30

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041087 Fukuda, Kurogawacho, Imari City

Tashima Shrine

100955-23-2476（Weekdays）0955-27-0240（Weekends）

The main shrine building is theoldest in the prefecture and isdesignated as an important
cultural property of Japan.

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1260 Hatazu, Hatatsucho,
Imari City
Mt.Takao Park

Yamantera Remains

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Great Camphor Treeat Aohata Shrine

These ruins, dating back about 800
years, are an important religious site
linked to the Matsuura clan.

Aohata Shrine, associated with the
Matsuura clan, features a great
camphor tree over 1,000 years old.

5869-1 Kawachino, Yamashirocho,
Imari City

※The Matsuura clan was a naval force active along
the Hizen coast from the Heian to the Sengoku periods.

348 Sato, Higashiyamashirocho,
Imari City

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Takenokoba Park

Located at an elevation of approximately 400
meters, this park boasts around 10,000 azaleasin full bloom in spring. The observation deck
offers a sweeping view of Imari Bay.
1690 Takigawachi, Higashiyamashirocho,
Imari City

Myojo Cherry Tree
This legendary cherry tree is said to be over
800 years old. It is illuminated during its
blooming period, allowing visitors to enjoy
the magical night cherry blossoms.
5343 Uragawachi, Higashiyamashirocho,
Imari City

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Fukushimaguchi

Imari Bay321

Horseshoe Crab House

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Uranosaki

5760-17 Setocho, Imari City

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Imari Bay Bridge

Mondays（July to August: No holidays /December to March: Weekdays andDecember 29 to January 3）

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PR movie

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KusukuOne of the rock shelter ruins where people lived fromthe late Paleolithic to the late Jomon period. Its uniquelandscape creates a solemn atmosphere.
5541-1 Wakino, Higashiyamashirocho, Imari City

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July to August 9:00-17:00 /September to June 10:00-16:00

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GS … Gas Station

Shirohebiyama Rock Shelter Ruins

Mt.Ohira Park

Kubara… Convenience Store

0955-22-5783（Makishima Community Center）

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Imari's Tatarai Coast is a perfect tidal ﬂatfor us to live in, designated as a national
natural monument in 2015. Every year from
July to August, you can see thespawning scenes of loving couples
during the high tide!

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8：30〜17：00

Irregular holidays（unattended from December 29 to January 3）

To Karatsu

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To Matsuura

Genkai Quash-National Park-

Imari Yume Misaki Park0955-20-9031

0955-20-2190（Weekdays 9:00-17:00）

Tachiiwa, Yamashirocho,
Imari City

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A Town that Flourished as the Export Port of Old ImariCentral Area
See!

Taste!

Imari Pottery
Merchant Museum

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MarukomaThis museum, housed in a restored
white-walled merchant house from the Edo
period, provides a glimpse into the lives ofpottery merchants of that time.

Experience!

555-1 Imaricho, Imari City

In the Edo period, Imari Port was the hub from which ceramics from the Hizen region were shipped across Japan and to Europe. The

0955-22-7934

surrounding area was home to around 800 merchant houses with white-walled storehouses. Stroll through the streets that retain the charm andOcean Silk Road Museum

historical buildings of that prosperous era.

Imari Port Bridge

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554-1 Imaricho, Imari City

This pottery museum showcases
numerous pieces of "Nabeshima"
ware, which were presented to the
shogunate and high ofﬁcials during
the Edo period, as well as "OldImari" ware made in Arita.

0955-23-1189

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Mondays（next day if it is a holiday）,
December 29 to January 3

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Enmei Bridge
Aioi Bridge

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622-13 Shintencho, Imari City
0955-23-3479

9:15〜17:30

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0955-24-9033

Saiwai
BridgeCrossing withyour partnerbrings harmony.

Crossing while
praying for
health brings
longevity.

Crossing this lastbridge brings
happiness.

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December 31 to January 3

Imari Onsen

Hakuji-no-Yu
This hot spring facility features 15
different types of baths, perfect forrelaxation. There is also an on-site dining
area.

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2402-1 Tachibanacho, Imari City
0955-22-6380
10:00〜22:00（last entry at 21:30）

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Kunimidai Park

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Koban(Police Box)

Imari

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Enmei
Bridge9:00〜18:00

Public Library

Cross all the bridges and bring

Aioi
BridgeA theme park focused on beauty,
health, and disease prevention throughtraditional Chinese medicine.
Popular for making personalized healthteas based on your condition. Other
experiences include herbal medicine
consultations, shopping forpharmaceuticals and cosmetics,
foot baths, high-pressure oxygen rooms,
and ear acupressure advice.
3520-6 Tachibanacho, Imari City

Morinaga Park

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Three Lucky Bridges happiness to yourself!

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Saiwai Bridge

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December 29 to January 3
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Kusuki-no-Mori

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When you arrive at the station, head to the
Tourism Association ﬁrst! They provide
guidance on recommended tourist spots
and sell souvenirs.

At the entrance to the shopping street,
two beautiful statues made of ceramics
greet visitors.

6:00〜17:00（visiting hours）

The 1st and 3rd Thursdays,
2nd and 4th Saturdays
13:00-17:00 only

JoyamaPark

Imari Police Station

Imari City Tourism Bureau0955-23-2093

4028 Tachibanacho, Imari City

Look forhim
at Imari
Station!

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83 Tachibanacho, Imari City

This thatched-roof residence,
built in the late Edo period,
belonged to a wealthy farmer in
Imari and is the largest of its kindin the prefecture. It is designated as a tangible cultural property of Japan.

10:00〜17:00

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Formed by the merger of three shrines:
Kokitsu Shrine, Iwakuri Shrine, andTotoshima Shrine. Within its grounds,
it also houses Nakashima Shrine,
dedicated to the god of confectionery,
Tajimamori no Mikoto.

10:00〜17:00

Maeda Family
Residence

0955-22-2267

10:00〜17:00

Mondays（next day if it is a holiday）,
year-end and New Year holidays

Imari Shrine

Mondays（next day if it is a holiday）,
year-end and New Year holidays

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622-13 Shintencho, Imari City

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On the ﬁrst ﬂoor, the owner sells carefully selectedceramics from the Hizen region. The second ﬂoor
features exhibits of Old Imari Ware, making it a must-see.
You can also try your hand at pottery and painting.

ImariNabeshima Gallery

This bridge, adorned with large
ornamental jars of Old Imari Ware,marks the port from which Old
Imari Ware were exported.

Old Imari Porcelalin Statues

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Imari Tourism Volunteer Guide Association
555-1 Imaricho, inside the Imari City Pottery Merchant House Museum

To Okawachiyama

0955-22-7934
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Fun! Enjoy with the Whole Family!
See!

Exciting Photogenic Course

See!

Full-Throttle Family Course

Taste!

Taste!

Experience!
cherry blossoms
in spring,
wind chimes
in summer,
autumn leaves
in fall,and snow in winter.

Experience!

South Area

10:00

For details,
see P6Fruit Picking

Stroll in Okawachiyama Wearing a Kimono
Walk along the cobblestone paths andthrough the charming townscape in akimono for the perfect Instagram shot!
Kimono rentals are available at"basecamp Imari."

East Area

10:00

For details,
see P3

Whether you choose by size or color, it's up to you!
Enjoy a variety of fruit picking experiences throughout
the seasons.

8-25 minutes
byCreate yourown original
Nerikiri!

Savor freshly
pickedfruits!

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11:00
Popular Chicken Specialty Restaurant
Have lunch at Imari's soul food spot, "Drive-in Tori."
The most popular set, "Ichiban Teishoku," includes
young chicken, chicken rice, and chicken soup!

11:00
Winner of the
Kyushu Local Gourmet
Grand Prix for threeconsecutive years
and inducted
into the Hall of Famer
10 minutes by ca

Nerikiri Making & Matcha Experience
Why not create your own beautiful "nerikiri" Japanese sweetsthat express the changing seasons? Afterward, enjoy yourmatcha tea under a traditional Japanese umbrella!

12:30

For details,
see P18

Japan's No. 1
for the numberof kotatsu(heated tables)!

North Area

For details,
see P8

13:00

At the "Horseshoe Crab Museum," you can learn about theecology of horseshoe crabs through exhibits of live horseshoe
crabs and molted juvenile shells. There's also paper crafts!

Enjoy a delicious hamburger made with 100% Imari beefmince. The soft, juicy hamburger will melt in your mouth,leaving both your stomach and heart satisﬁed!

The owner's
Yin-Yang
Five Elements
fortune-telling is
also popular!

car
3-10 minutes by

North Area

For details,
see P8

14:00
Central Area

For details,
see P10Their shapehasn't changed
since the ageof thedinosaurs!

Living Fossil: Horseshoe Crabs

10-15 minutesby carDelicious Hamburger Lunch

10 minutes bycarPark for All Ages

14:00

"Imari Yume Misaki Park," surrounded by sea
and mountains, offers athletic playgroundequipment and grass skiing, making it fun for
the whole family!

Make Your Own Health Tea

At "Kusuki-no-Mori," a theme park dedicated to lifestyle and traditional
Chinese medicine, create your personalized health tea from about 100
types of medicinal herbs tailored to your condition and constitution.
Refresh your mind and body! (Reservation required)

Souvenir Shopping to End Your Trip
Find a great selection of Imari souvenirs, including
Imari Nabeshima ware, local sake, and famous
confections. If you're unsure what to buy, visit the"Imari City Tourism Bureau."

Take home
some fresh anddelicious
local products!

16 minutes
by car16:00

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For details,
see P17

2 minutes by car

For details,
see P9

East Area

For details,
see P5

16:00
Shopping at the Roadside Station
Buy souvenirs like fruits, rice, vegetables, and Imaribeef at "Imari Furusato Village."

Central Area
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Enjoy a Healing Journey!

Go on a bit Luxurious holiday!
See!

Relaxing Parent-Child Course

See!

Couple's Memory Course

Taste!

Taste!

Experience!
Check theevent calendar
on P15!

Experience!
Central Area

10:00
Create Your Unique Dishware

Matsuura Railway Uranosaki Station

10:00
Be Healed by
Vivid Flowers and Trees

Okawachiyama

For details,
see P10At the "Ocean Silk Road Museum," you can paint plates and cups.
The pieces you paint will be professionally ﬁred and delivered to you
later.

You can also
experience painting
in Okawachiyama!

The beautiful scenery of eachseason will make you want totake out your camera!

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minut
10-30

(For details, see P3)

car

12:00

4 minutes
by carEnjoy Imari Beef SteakIndulge in a luxurious lunch of Imari Beef steak. The
food, prepared right in front of you on a teppan grill, isserved in its best condition!

For details,
see P18

12:00

Enjoy a lunch featuring Imari beef and other local ingredients at "Tsukemono-ya Hachigame." The homemade pickles
and rice cooked in a traditional cauldron are exceptional!
Plus, you can have free reﬁlls!

15:00
Brewery with a Kappa Mummy!?

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10 minutes by caSouth Area

14:00
Shopping in Okawachiyama

For details,
see P4

How about purchasing Imari Nabeshima ware as a mementoof your trip? Find your favorite piece and add some color toyour daily life!

Relax andunwind fromdaily fatigue

Many snacks
that pairwell with sake!

At "Matsuuraichi Shuzo," you can see the "Kappa Mummy"
found in the main building, as well as various Kappa goods
collected from all over Japan. The sake you buy here will be adelight to enjoy later!

by car6 minutes

For details,
see P10

Rare cutsof meat arealso available!

16:00

15:30

Buy snacks at the direct store of "Kojima Food Industry,"
the largest snack manufacturer in Kyushu. Choose yourfavorite snacks from the vast selection in the store!

Refresh Your Mind and Body in a Hot Spring

With 15 different baths and saunas, "Imari Onsen Hakuji-no-yu" isperfect for relaxation. The open-air bath with a view of the spacious
garden is the best.

Imari Beef as a Souvenir
Treat yourself or someone special
with Imari beef as a souvenir.

For details,
see P17

It's a perfectromantic panoramicview to remember
your trip by!

17 minutes
by carCheck P19 formore details

5-10 minutes
by carCheck P19 formore details

11 minutes
by carAfter enjoying Sake, Visit a Snack Shop

17:00

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Featured on
TV as amystery spotr
15 minutes by ca

Lunch at a 150-Year-Old Merchant House

Central Area

For details,
see P18

North Area

18:00

For details,
see P8

Enjoy a 360-Degree Panoramic View Together
At the top of "Mt. Aguri," enjoy the beautiful sunset over the mountain
ranges and the sea bathed in the evening light.

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A Variety of Exciting Events!

Be greeted by the cool, soothing sounds of 1,000 wind chimes

Pick your own pears!

Event Calendar

A unique festival where people compete to grab
rice balls (Goku-san) from the ﬁre.

Mid-June to August 31

Late July to Late OctoberWind chime Festival

Pear Picking

Okawachiyama

For details, see P6

Early December

Toriou Festival
Kaminohara Hachimangu Shrine

Enjoy the beautiful
artiﬁcial sandy beach

Admire the beautiful
cherry blossom tunnel

Imari Pottery Market

Late March

Cherry Blossom
Station Festival

Dotchan Festival
Imari Central Area

Imarin Beach

November 1 - November 5

One of Japan's top
three KENKA Festivals

Boshi Lantern Festival※Boshi refers to the ﬁreproof containers
used for ﬁring pottery in a kiln.

Porcelain Hina Matsuri

Imari Half Marathon

Ton-Ten-Ton Festival

Okawachiyama

Around Imari Bay

Imari Central Area

Matsuura Railway Uranosaki Station

Mid-February to Mid-March

Coming of Age Day

Okawachiyama

Late OctoberPorcelain hina dolls showcasing
the individuality of each kiln

A round trip around Imari Bay

Nabeshima Domain Kiln Autumn Festival

Okawachiyama

Late May

Okawachiyama

Imarin Beach Opening

Late July

Experience the vibrantand elegant "Women Mikoshi"

April 29 - May 5

Limited to 50 pieces!
Sale of "Guinomi" (small sake cups)
ﬁred in a climbing kiln

Early July to Late August

Be enchanted by the mysticallight of the Boshi lanterns.

Great deals on
Imari Nabeshima Porcelain

Porcelain Hina Matsuri

March

April

May

Dollʼs Festival on Koimari street

May 5

Azalea Festival at Takenokoba Park

Late March

Hatatsu Walk

June

July

AugustHydrangeas

September

NovemberJanuary

Imari Walk

Peak Seasons

Late February to Late March

Dollʼs Festival on Koimari street

Shine! ImariFesta (Urban illumination ligting)Riverbeds

AzaleasGrape Picking

Wisteria

Apple Picking

June to August

Plum Blossoms
Snowy Scenery

KochiaStrawberry Picking

Late March to Early April

February

November 23

Spider Lilies

Horseshoe Crab Spawning

December

Late November to Late February

Cherry Blossoms

Healing Landscapes that Color Imari
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October

Autumn Leaves

Kumquat Picking

Mid to Late September

Late November to Late February

Cherry Blossoms

Horseshoe Crab Spawning

Spider Lilies

Illuminations

Imari has many famous cherry blossom
spots in addition to Matsuura Railway
Uranosaki Station! Recommended
locations include the weeping cherry
blossoms
atJisso-inTemple(Okawachicho), the Myojo cherry
Tree at Kannon-do (Higashiyamashirocho), and the thousand cherry trees
at Koshidake (Niricho).

At Tatara Coast (Setocho), you canobserve the spawning of horseshoe
crabs. The best time to see this isduring the week following the hightides from mid-July to early August.

When the rice ﬁelds are golden, thespider lilies at Sumi-yama Terraced
Rice Fields (Niricho) reach fullbloom, painting the paths red.

In the city center, about 200,000
lights illuminate Imari's night,
creating a bright and festive
atmosphere.

Late April to Early May

Mid-June to Early July

Early to Mid-November

January

AzaleasHydrangeas

KochiaSnowy Scenery

Azaleas, the city ﬂower of Imari,
bloom magniﬁcently at Takenokoba
Park (Higashiyamashirocho) where
about 10,000 azaleas ﬂourish eachyear.

Hydrangeas can be seen in
Okawachiyama (Okawachicho) andImari Yumemisaki Park
(Kurogawacho). These ﬂowers
bloom in various colors andshapes, thriving on the blessings ofrain.

The ﬂuffy, round kochia plants
nurtured by local residents anduniversity students in Kawachino,
Higashiyamashirocho, turn red in
November, reaching their peak
beauty.

Okawachiyama, with its steep rocky
mountains and brick chimneys
covered in snow, looks like a scenefrom a landscape painting. This rareview can only be seen once or twice ayear.

Late April to Early May

Early August to Late September

Mid to Late November

Mid to Late February

Wisteria

Riverbeds

Autumn Leaves

Plum Blossoms

Ryugu Shrine (Kurogawacho) has awisteria tree estimated to be 260
years old, and another in Furuko,
Niricho, estimated to be 350 years
old. These wisteria trees, cherishedand protected by the locals,
captivate viewers with their softly
swaying ﬂowers.

The riverbeds set up in Komanaki,
Okawacho, are a summer tradition
where you can feel the coolness
from the river's murmuring andbreeze.

Countless maple trees vividly color
Okawachiyama in shades ofcrimson, orange, and yellow.
Strolling in a kimono will surely
make for a picturesque photo!

Boasting the largest scale in western
Kyushu, "Imari Plum Garden Fujino-o"(Kisucho) features about 6,500 plumtrees in bloom, with a faint fragrance
ﬁlling the air. The "Plum Festival" isheld in mid-February to coincide withthe blooming season.

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will you choose?

Award-Winning Imari Beef
The taste is doubled when eaten in this nature-rich land.
Surrounded by the fresh air of lush green mountains and ﬂowing clear
water, Imari beef is lovingly raised one by one by producers with excellent
breeding techniques in the blessed natural environment of Imari. The meat
is ﬁnely textured, elegant, and tender, with a vivid color, rich sweetness, andfull ﬂavor. Highly evaluated for both meat quality and fat quality at prestigious carcass competitions, Imari beef is a proud specialty of Imari, alongside Imari Nabeshima ware.

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Shichirin Yakiniku Toratama

0955-23-4029

1127 Hachiyagarami, Niricho,
Imari City

112-5 Hachiyagarami, Niricho,
Imari City

11:30〜14:00 / 17:00〜21:30

18:00〜21:20

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Wednesdays andIrregular holidays
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Horumonyaki and Bar Gyutan

0955-23-2929

0955-22-8360

140-4 Imarichoko, Imari City

528 Imarichoko, Imari City

16:00〜22:00

17:00〜22:00

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Yakiniku Shokudoen

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0955-22-6661

921-1-1F Tachibanacho, Imari City

1780 Ozatoko, Niricho, Imari City

11:30〜15:00 / 17:30〜20:00

11:30〜15:00 / 17:00〜20:00

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Dining Kitchen Kaze no Oka

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0955-22-6910

567 Imarichoko, Imari City481-2 Imarichoko, Imari City

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11:00〜14:00 / 17:00〜20:30

Irregular holidays

Wednesdays
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Steak House Tsujikawa

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Restaurant Show

Omotenashi Ryori Hakase

C0955-23-2660

0955-22-6506

720-3 Shintencho, Imari City

94-1 Matsushimacho, Imari City

11:30〜14:30 / 17:00〜21:00

9:00〜17:30 ※Reservation required

Mondays(next day if it is a holiday)

Irregular holidays (Lunch Box Only)C

Kira Hiiragi

Tsukemono-ya Hachigame

0955-22-5790

0955-25-9806

539 Shintencho, Imari City261-2 Imarichoko, Imari City

【Mon-Sat】17:00〜22:00

11：00〜14:30【Sun】17:00〜21:30

Tuesdays and Wednesdays

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Cafe & Restaurant Dazure

ChimneyC0955-22-3958

0955-22-1718

559-1 Shintencho, Imari City

165-367 Otsubochootsu,
Imari City

0955-22-5110

0955-23-0515

11:30〜14:00 / 17:00〜21:00

475-45 Shintencho, Imari City

3321-1 Tachibanacho, Imari City

11:00〜20:00

12:00〜13:30 / 17:30〜19:30

Tuesdays

Thursdays and irregular holidays

17:00〜21:30
Irregular holidays
Yakiniku Tsukasa

Irregular holidays

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Yakiniku Daikoku

0955-23-3007

Imari Kurishubou SAIKA

2438-4 Ideno, Minamihatacho,
Imari City

11:30〜14:00 / 17:00〜21:00【Mon‒Sat】11:00〜13:30 / 17:00〜21:30【Sun & Holidays】11:00〜14:30 / 16:30〜21:00

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Drive-in Tori

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Imari Furusato Village

E0955-22-8228

0955-29-2111

461 Hamamachi, Imarichoko, Imari City

11:30〜14:30 / 18:00〜21:30

3869-1 Okawano, Okawacho,
Imari City

Tuesdays

Sundays and the 2nd and4th Mondays

Steak House LionC

Imari Beef Marche

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Maeda Livestock Minamihata Meat

0955-23-3236

0955-20-4355

0955-20-3110

2754-9 Ideno, Minamihatacho,
Imari City

257 Imarichoko, Imari City

827-1 Tachibanacho,
Imari City2615-1 Shimonohara, Ideno,
Minamihatacho, Imari City

8:00〜17:00

Sundays

9:00〜18:00

10:00〜17:30

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Wednesdays and irregular holidays

9:00〜18:30

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Restaurant Ishikeri

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86-3 Ozatootsu, Niricho, Imari City

203-3 Ozatootsu, Niricho, Imari City

【Weekdays】11:30〜13:30 /17:00〜20:30【Sat, Sun, Holidays】
11:30〜14:30 / 17:00〜20:30【Weekdays】11:00〜14:30【Sat, Sun, Holidays】
11:30〜14:30 / 17:00〜19:30

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390-2 Okawachichohei,
Imari City
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0955-24-2292

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0955-22-3953

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ImarinMoo-Moo Chan

Imari Beef Vendors
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dishes, showcasing their individuality and dedication.
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Souvenirs from Imari

Not Just Imari Nabeshima Ware!

Plum wine made with locally harvested plums andJapanese sake.
A famous confection ﬁlled with a
special blend of egg yolk and milk
bean paste, wrapped in a cracked
patterned skin.

Imari Yaki Manju

Hotels and Accommodations

Carefully Selected！

Imari Hotel

Plume (Nanko Plum)
Matsuuraichi Sake Brewery Co., Ltd.
0955-28-0123
312 Kusuku, Yamashirocho,
Imari City

A fusion of carefully selected sake and the traditional
beauty of Imari Nabeshima and Arita porcelain.

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Koimari Sake Brewery LLC.
0955-23-2516
3288-1 Nakazato, Niricho, Imari City

Funwari Cookie
Sakae Confectionery
0955-22-3613

1604-138 Tachibanacho, Imari City
Crispy and chewy cookies with a richchocolate ﬁlling.

Imari Chokomaru
Imari Sweets Jogetsudo

0955-22-5813
From September 2024:475-12 Shintencho, Imari City
From October 2024:
201-1 Shintencho, Imari City

Japanese sake made with rice
and water from Imari.

Elegant and luxurious masking tape with
Nabeshima ware patterns, perfect for gifts!

0955-22-2811

549-17 Aza Hamanoura,
Shintencho, Imari City466-11 Shintencho,
Imari City

Hayata Stationery Store
0955-23-6161
112-15 Hachiyagarami, Niricho, Imari City

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0955-23-2582

0955-23-8901

386-9 Hachiyagarami,
Niricho, Imari City

2350-83
Otsubochoko, Imari City

※Reservations by
Rakuten Travel or fax

Click here to
visit
the website

0955-23-8909

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HOTEL WINC

Aioibashi Annex

0955-23-2157

0955-25-8101

0955-25-8405

413-8 Imarichoko,
Imari City

921-1 Tachibanacho,
Imari City

605 Imarichoko,
Imari City

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visit
the website

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Guest House Imari Honjin

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the website

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0955-29-8145

050-3085-7970

225 Shintencho,
Imari City

448-1 Imarichoko,
Imari City

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211-1 Shintencho,
Imari City

Imari Liberty HotelA Japanese sweet with a ﬂuffy
texture and perfectly sweet beanpaste.

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visit
the website

0955-29-8787※Reservations byphone only

Kenjo-shimasuteC

0955-22-0880

Ryokan Inn Hisago

Hiwatashi Sake Brewery GP
0955-23-2332
4482 Otsubochootsu, Imari City

Imari Grand Hotel

115 Hasuikecho,
Imari City

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the website

Junmai-shu Maricho

C0955-22-3118

Business Hotel Shinten

Soft, melt-in-your-mouth cookies madewith rice ﬂour.

Central Hotel Imari

Click here to
visit
the website

Etoile Horie LLC.
0955-23-1515
585 Imarichoko,
Imari CityC

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visit
the website

Aioibashi Annex
Imari Honjin

MiyakoHisagoImari Hotel

Imari

Central Hotel Imari

Imari Grand Hotel

Liberty Hotel

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Fukuya Confectionery
0955-28-0310
177-65
Higashiyamashirochosato, Imari City
A rich variety of bean snacks
that highlight the natural ﬂavorsof the ingredients.

Mamegashi Set

Sophisticated and luxurious
packaging with Nabeshima ware patterns, perfect for gifts!

Koimari Roman
0120-27-0055(6 varieties)

Exquisite curry with tender diced beef andspecial spices.

Maedamame Co., Ltd.
0955-23-3711
1328-1 Otsubochohei,
Imari City

Imari Beef Kuro Curry

Jardin Patisserie
0955-22-2269
2820-1 Ozatoko, Niricho,
Imari City
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Heartwarming Farm Stays
Imari Green Tourism
Experience the charm of rural life through Green Tourism at farm stays in Imari.
Enjoy a stay that makes you want to return, as you engage with rich nature,
culture, and local cuisine.
Farm Stays

Cooking Experiences

Agricultural Experiences

Creative Workshops

Matsuo Meat Wholesale Co., Ltd.
0955-25-8129
827-1 Tachibanacho, Imari City

Madeleines with a hint of salt from Hatatsu-cho.

Namiura no Shio-lene

Otsumami Gallery Imari

398-15 Maeda, Kokurogawa,
Kurogawacho, Imari City

Imari
Green
Tourism

Enjoy the popular menu item from Drive-in Tori, which
attracts over 150,000 visitors annually, at home!

Imari Torimeshi no Moto
Drive-in Tori

0955-23-0667
1384-2 Otsubochoko,
Imari City

Imari City Tourism Bureau / Imari City Hall Green Tourism Section
Outdoor Experiences

0955-20-9031

Click here to visit the website

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Access to Imari

MR＝Matsuura Railway
080-7591-9516
0955-22-3551

Local Bus

Saihi BusShowa Bus

0955-22-3171
0955-23-4184

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Imari

1 hr. 8 min.

Karatsu City

Omagari Kyoho Grape Farm

Lion

Kanatake
Sumiyama

332

1 hr. 25 min.

GS

HakaseKoshidakeʼs Thousand
Cherry Trees

Imari Higashi
Fumaneki IC

Nagasaki-Dejima Road - Nagasaki Expressway

3 hr. 19 min.

Imadake Kil n
Drive-in Tori
Rice Bread LIBELLE

Central Area Page9

GS

Terraced
Rice Fields

Imari

1 hr. 50 min.

Car
1 hr. 8 min.

HOTEL AZ

GS
Myojyo Cherry TreeLC FARM

South Area

JR

Maeda Livestock
Minamihata Meat
Higuchi fruit Orchard
Roadside Station
Imari Furusato Village

ImariHigashi Fumaneki IC

Aohata Shrine

Kochia ﬁeld of Kawachino

Haiki Station

Ideno Pear Park

316

NaruishiKaratsu Station

FukuokaTenjinBus Terminal

Imari Pear Jubashi Rikoen Park

32

GS

Saga University
Ocean Energy Research Institute

Sasebo City

JR

MR

East Area Page5

KubaraGongendake
ShrineJR

2 hr. 19 min.

FukuokaBus
Terminal

Minamihata Taniguchi IC

Otsumami Gallery

HazeWest Area Page7

297

Arita Station

Fukuoka
AirportDomestic TML

1 hr. 51 min.

JR

Karatsu Station

JR

Ryugu Shrine

GS

Uranosaki

Matsuura City

21

52

Nagasaki Station

Tashima ShrineJRMR

Ima ri Sta tion

0955-22-3551

Arita Station

Express Bus

Ima ri Sta tion

MR Imari Station

JR

Saga Station

Imari Service OfﬁceNis h ikyushu Ex
press

Hatatsu Fureai Plaza

0955-22-7336

Toyota Rentalease Saga

Bicycle Rental

2040955-23-8181
0120-311-353
0120-22-4148

Imari Taxi
Saihi Kamenoi Taxi
Matsuura Taxi

Rent-a-Car

Railway

Im a ri S t a t io n

JR Imari Station
MR Imari Station

Hakata Station

Railway

MR＝Matsuura Railway

Imari Beef Marche

CV … Convenience Store

GS … Gas Station

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Imari City Hall

（Ofﬁce : City Promotion Division,）

Imari City Tourism Bureau

Imari City East Station Building, 554-4 Shintencho,
Imari City, Saga Prefecture, 848-0041

622-13 Shintencho, Imari City,
Saga Prefecture, 848-0041

0955-20-9031

0955-23-3479

0955-20-9032

kankou@city.imari.lg.jp

https://imari-kankou.com

https://www.city.imari.saga.jp【First Edition, March 2024】