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The Sea Silkroad Museum (E-5) Ko-Imari(Old Imari)Clock (E-5) Imari Machinaka Ichibankan (D-5) Takashimaguchi Sta. Imafuku Bay Imafuku To Takashima, Tobishima Islands Imafuku Sta. To Hirado Matsuura City Nagaski Pre. Imari city IMARI BAY Mt.Joyama ▲195 Kajiya Castle Ruins Fukushimaguchi Fukushimaguchi Fukushimaguchi Sta. Uranosaki Bay Uranosaki Reclaimed Land Uranosaki Sta. Sayo River Nishiokubo Yamashiro Nishi Ele.S. Nishibun MR Nishikyushu Line Haze Sta. Kubara Sta. Haze ∴Kojima Kofun Park Yamashiro Higashi Ele.S. Kubara Tachiiwa Mt.Shiroyama ▲346.8 Imari Industry Complex Naruishi Sta. ∴Matsuura Genji Yamantera Temple Hinata-Go Daikangen Kawachino Shisa River Takenokoba Raunch Kitamatsuura County Nagasaki Pre. Sechibaru-cho Takino Ele.S., Jr.Hi.S Takigawachi Okubo Genkai National Park Takenokoba Park Yumekobo Craft Takino Mt.Eboshi ▲597.1 Mt. Daitsuzan ▲580.0 Mt.Kunimi 776.7 Kunimi Tunnel Kurinoki Pass To Sasebo To Arita・Sasebo To Arita Nishi Arita-cho Yamadani Karafune Karafune Bridge Ogi Sta. Yamadani Sta. ∴Karafune Castle Park Meotoishi Sta. Kanatake Sta. Furuko Takifuji Nagaite Bridge Sakuide Kawachi Nakata Uchinobara Fukumo Yamashiro Jr.Hi.S. d a o R i m i n u K Lumber Site ●Imari General Port O?ce Niri Ele.S. Ozato MR Nishikyusyu Line ∴Yasaka Shrine Stone Budda Torioi Festival Wakino Kunimi Jr.Hi.S. Imari Norin High School Arita Imari hospital mutual aid Shirahebiyamaiwakage Ruins Nagahama Dam Wakinodainenbutsu Jo Fukugawachi Sato Kusuku Kusuku Sta. Kusukuhama Sato Industry Complex Sato Sta. ●Institute of Ocean Energy Aohata Shrine Camphor Tree Higashi yamashiro Ele.S. Higashiyamashiro Sta. Nagahama Industry Complex Nagahama Koshiki Is. Natsuzaki Ruins Shirahata Arita River Imari River Hachiyagarami Aioi Brd. Imari Machinaka Ichibankan Kawahigashi Imari Community Center Otsubo Community Center Otsubo Community Center Ko-imari (Old Imari) Clock Kawa higashi Sta. Tachibana-cho Imari Hi.S. Ceramic Merchants Home Museum The Sea・Silkrood Museum Tachibana Ele.S. Fuji-cho Mt.Koshidake (Matsuura Fuji) 487.7▲ Shimokoga Kamiimari Sta. Koshidake Cherry Trees ●Firing Range ●Pinocchio's House Imari-Arita Ware Traditional Crafts Center● Nabeshima Fielf Kiln Park● Mt.Koshidake Health Forest ●Trappist Convent Village of the Secret Kilns Mt. Okawachiyama Tashima Shrine Atago Shrine Take Shrine ●Kutsu Shrine 552.6 Mt.Seira 599.2 ∴Ryumon ∴Old Kiln Umeiwa Hirado Azaleas Ryumon Dam Mt.Kurokami Okawachi Nabeshima Fielf Kiln Ruins Kurokami Nature House Yoshida Bridge shorikibou Hirao Okawachi-cho Nagasaki Pre. Fukushima-cho Iroha Is. Kazura Is. Kitamatsuura County Hatatsu Tsuji Genkai National Park Mategata Lagoon Takaoyama Park Hatatsu Higashi Ele.S. To Yunoura Hatatsu Nakayama Hogyo Castle Ruins Inoh Itagi Uchino Jinjamae To Yobuko To Karatsu To Karatsu To Karatsu Tsurunushiya Agricluture Road Kitahata Tokusue Shiki Komanaki Pass Yamasaki Yukiaino Tokusue River Kurumaebi Prawn Center Fukuda Imarin Beach Higata Iriguchi Nanatsujima Is. Industry Complex Okurogawa Kurogawa Ele.S. Kokurogawa Kuroshio Mokko Dance Chikko Iriguchi Fish Port Kugishima Mt.Makishima ▲135.8 Imariwan Ohashi Bridge Nakadori Hayari Seto-cho Sato Honseto Kisuzaki Tatara Fukushima Bridge Imari Ele.S. Mt. Joyama Park Mt. Joyama Park Kisu-cho Keisei Jr.Hi.S. Imaritsu Ohashi Bridge Imari Commercial Hi.S. Imari Chamber of Commerce Imari Shrine Otsubo Ele.S. Imari Jr.Hi.S. Keitoku Hi.S. Otsubo-cho Jusanzuka Ohirayama Park Agriculture Road Agricluture Rd. Genkai National Park Mt.Ohira 330.6▲ Tachime Shimizu ●Sawara Tree Muta Jubashi Nishikyushu Substation● Imari Orchid Hatagawachi Mateno Hanafusa Mt.Onodake ▲424.0 Takase Omagari Tsuzumi Furusato Harayashiki ● Mt.Onodake Shrine Minamihata Ele.S. Minamihata Jr.Hi.S. Ideno komugihara Fumaneki-Shimo Fumaneki-Kami Fumaneki Karatsu City ●Grape Picking Shiinomiya Old Kiln Kameyama-no-Koyoseki Ruins Kayantani Ichigo The First Kiln Ruins Hazenotani Kiln Sari Sta. Sari Gorodani Nishiouchi Sta. Momonokawa Sta. Kanaishihara Sta. Honmutabe Sta. Hizenkubo Sta. JR Chikuhi Line Matsuura River ●Imari Furusato Village (Road Station) Kasaji Fujinokawachi Fumaneki Furyu Festival Imadake Castle Ruins Koga Kanaishihara Yamagata Sagenkawa JR Chikuhi Line Okawachi Ele.S. Nakanojinuemon Kiyoaki Memorial Tower Namise Pass Nakanoharu Nakadori Shukubun Shukubun Matsuura Ele. S Momonokawa Ichiyama Koishihara Iwaya Yamauchi-cho Yuzunokihara To Takeo Komanaki Komanaki Sta. Kamae Shuku Furukawa Okawano Sta. Toishigawa Tachikawa To Ouchi Kawanishi Bridge Okawa Ele.S. Yamaguchi Okawano Ideguchi Toramawashi Fes. Shimenawakiri Fes. Hizennagano Sta. Toryo Jr.Hi.S. Kawahara Higashitashiro ●Apple Picking Takeo City Hyakudobaru Motobe Kawago Kawakami Nakano Taku City Mt.Hachimandake Park Mt.Hachimandake 763.6 To Taku ・Saga To Taku ・Saga Onnayama Pass 204 316 214 5 151 202 202 204 326 281 26 498 498 498 53 251 38 38 323 32 38 40 203 203 202 52 321 103 321 321 297 297 32 32 32 498 204 498 204 JR Karatsu Line 25 331 Ouchi Sta. Ouchi-cho Kubara Dainenbutsu Festival ●Grape Picking ●Komaishi, Ushiishi, Gotoiwa Rocks ●Strawberry Picking ●Okawachi Community Hall Imari City Tourist Association Shinsui Park ●Makishima Comunity Hall ●Kiokoshi Shrine ●Uguisugaoka Apricot Garden ●Minamihata Community Center Matsuura Community Center Shinko-Noen Farm Pear Picking Higashiyamashiro Community Center Imari City ●Rinpo Hall Okawa Community Center Pear Picking● ●Crematory Pre. Imari-yogo School ∴Monju-san Imari Container Terminal I.C I.C I.C Shimobun Minamihata-cho Matsuura-cho Okawa-cho Kurogawa-cho Hatatsu-cho Higashiyamashiro-cho Niri-cho Yamashiro-cho ∴Hayari Isunoki ruins Momonokawa Shinbashi Bridge 1 Kamiimari 2 Okawachiyama Iriguchi 7 Rokusen Shrine 3 Niri-cho Kawanishi Niri-cho Kawanishi Niri Ohashi Bridge 6 4 Matsuura Bypass Iriguchi Welcom e Sign Board Welcom e Sign Board Welcom e Sign Board Imari City Hall IM A R I M A P Satokuji Kozasaikegaki Hedge● 52 50 259 32 Arakuma Shrine Matsura Bypass Rd. Kurogawa Community Center Imari Apricot Park Fujinoh ●Matsuura-no-Sato ●Tokawachi Dam Seiryo Jr.Hi.S. Cherry trees W .C. W .C. W .C. W .C. Imari Onsen Hot Spring Hakujinoyu Mt.MItsudake 233.5 kappa (Water Imp Mummy) Yamashiro Community Hall Pear Picking Pear Picking Mt.Imadake 221.2 Welcom e Sign Board Welcom e Sign Board Welcom e Sign Board Horseshoe crab house Unique Bicycle Ring-ring road Seiraoka Hill Apricot Garden Mt. Makinoyama Myojo Cherry Tree Niri Community Center Municipal Auditorium Chuo Community Center History and Folk Museum Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chamber of Commerce and Industry Umankashira Water Facilities Makishima Ele.S. Imari Yume Misaki park Hatatsu Community Hall Hatatu Fureai Plaza Hatatsu Ele.S. Forest Inn Imari imari Sta. imari Sta. Tachibana Community Hall● Kunimidai Athletic Park Momonokawa Shinbashi (From Takeo ) 1 Kami Imari (From Karatsu) 2 Rokusenji (From Takeo) 3 Niri Ohashi Bridge (From Sasebo) 4 Okawachiyama Iriguchi (From downtown of Imari) 7 Niri-cho Kawanishi (From Hirado) 6 Pin-Ball Shop To Imari Takeo Kitagata I.C. To Take o To Take o Matsuura Bypass Iriguchi (From Takeo) 5 Stroll guide of Imari indicated on the map A F G B C 1 5 8 6 7 3 2 9 10 P P P P P P E 4 H D 0 500m Kisu-cho Wakita Apt. Complex Otsubo-cho Tachibana-cho Tachibana Apt. Complex Hachiyagarami Imari River Imaritsu Ohashi Bridge Imari City Tourist Association Morinaga Taichiro's grave Ceramic Merchants Home Museum The Sea Silkroad Museum Imari Chamber of Commerce and Industry Citizen Center The History and Folk Museum Citizen Hall Mt. Joyama Park Entsuji Temple Imari Shrine KasoNakashima Shrine City Library Otsubo Community Center Sekimon To Karatsu ・Yobuko Enzoji Park Morinaga Park To Takeo ・Kitagata I.C. Imari Station Kunimidai Athletic Park Doremi Bridge Forest Inn Imari To Hirado・Sasebo To Mt.Koshidake Okawachiyama Takeo Keisei Jr.High School Route 204 Imari Ele.S. Imari Commercial High School Wakita river Matsushima Bridge Imari Community Center The Bank of Saga Ko-Imari(Old Imari)Clock Aioi- bashi Bridge Enmeibashi Bridge Enmei Stone Statue Imari Machinaka Ichibankan Saiwai Bridge Kouen Bridge Tamaya Dep.Store Iwakuri Bridge Kakuganji Temple Kyohoji Temple Myokenji Temple Myozenji Temple Ryujingu Shrine Nakamachi Kannon St. Parking Isui St. Shinden River Station St. Imari High School. Kunimidai Nishi Bus Stop MR Nishi Kyushu Line MR Nishitetsu Line Driving School Shiyakusho Mae Bus Stop Rokusenji Kami-Imari Imari Star Bowling Alley Route 202 JR Chikuhi Line General O?ces JA Imari City Fire Station City Hall IMARI CITY MAP To Kurogawa・Yobuko 卍 Jokoji Temple Police Station Keitoku High School Imari Jr.Hi.S. Otsubo Ele.S. To Mt.Ohira Morning Market A 1 I Hotels Tourists Spots 12 Tachibana Community Center W .C. W .C. W .C. W .C. W .C. W .C. W .C. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H A B C D E F G H A B C D E F G I H Imariwan Ohashi Bridge 8 J.S. ( Japanese style room ) W.S. ( Western style room ) 2014.10 (6,500) Reservation Memo Lodging Date( ) Date of reservation( year month day) Hotels, Inns ( indicatied on the map ) TRANSPORTATION PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION From Tokyo, Osaka, to Fukuoka. Fukuoka, Saga, to Imari ( Saga Pref., Nagasaki Pref. ) ■ Airway Tokyo / Saga(2hrs.) Osaka / Saga ( 1hr.20min. ) Tokyo-Fukuoka(1hr. 25min. )Osaka / Fukuoka(1hr.10min.) ■ Trains (from the airport) Saga Sta.-Imari Sta. ( Sasebo Line 40min+MR 25min .) ■ Car Saga-Imari (1hr.20min.) Saga → Saga Sta. (20min.) Fukuoka → Imari (1hr.20min.) Nagasaki → Imari (1hr.10min.) ■ Super Express Train ( Shinkansen ) Tokyo → Hakata ( 5hrs.5min. ) ShinOsaka → Hakata ( 2hrs.26min. ) ■ Local Express Hakata → Imari ( Sasebo Line 1hr.50min. Higo Line 2hrs.10min. ) ■ Bus Hakata Bus Center → Imari ( 1hr.44min. ) ■ Car Takeokitagata I.C. → Imari ( 30min. ) Hirado R204 Matsuura Kunimi Road Sasebo R202 Huis Ten Bosch R205 R206 2 0 2 R Nagasaki Airport Nagasaki Tarami I.C. Nagasaki Isahaya I.C. Isahaya R207 Shimabara Yobuko Karatsu Yamamoto 3 0 2 R R204 R202 R498 R498 J.R.Karatsu Line Yoshinogari R202 J.R. Chikugo Line Nishikyusyu Moterway Fukuoka Fukuoka Airport Fukuoka I.C. R3 Super Express Railway Dazaifu I.C. R263 R385 SAGA PREFECTURE Taku I.C. Sagayamato I.C. Tosu J.C. Takeo Kitagata I.C. Omura I.C. Sasebo Daito I.C. Sasebo Minato I.C. Nagasaki Moterway R34 Tosu Oita Moterway Saga Kurume Kyushu Moterway Ariake Sea Genkai Sea 3 R Imari Arita R35 M.R. Nishikyushu Line Takeo Ureshino Nagasaki Honsen line Saga Airport ■Huis Ten Bosch ( 26km; 35min. drive from Imari ) ■Hirado ( 44km; 65min. drive from Imari ) ■Yobuko ( 65km; 85min. drive from Imari ) Kyushyu Porcelain Culture Museum ( 15km; 20min. drive from Imari ) ● For more information, please contact ● Imari Tourist Association 〒 848-0041 622-13 Shinten-cho, Imari 1 095 5・23・3479 Imari Nabeshima Ware Hall 〒 848-0025 Okawachiyama Okawachi-cho 1 095 5・23・7293 Imari Arita Ware Traditional Craft Center 〒 848-0026 Okawachiyama Okawachi-cho 1 095 5・22・6333 Imari Furusato Village 〒 848-0007 Ideno, Minamihata-cho 1 095 5・24・2252 Imari Machinaka Ichibankan 〒 848-0047 358 Ko Imari-cho 1 095 5・25・9802 Imari City Hall, Tourism Section 〒 848-8501 1355-1 Tachibana-cho Imari 1 095 5・23・2110 E-mail:[email protected] Sightseeing spots surrounding Imari Take a trip 6 F-3 No. Name Adress rooms Capacity 1 C-3 2 E-5 3 G-3 4 -2 5 E-5 7 F-2 8 F-3 9 F-6 10 G-4 38 65 77 222 44 135 5 20~25 154 200 43 185 8 20 (Group 30) 18 25 24 203 32 34 Hotel New Imari Imabukuya Ryokan Imari Grand Hotel Forest Inn Imari Kappou Ryokan Hisago Business Hotel Kaneko Business Hotel Miyako Imari Hotel Central Hotel Imari Business Hotel Shinten 171 Hachiyagarami, Niri-cho 1 0955-23-4141 2-605 Kohonmachi, Imari-cho 1 0955-23-2020 466-11 Shinten-cho 1 0955-22-2811 1704-1 Ozato-ko, Niri-cho 1 0955-23-1001 413-8 Ko Imari-cho 1 0955-23-2157 1-9 Hachiyagarami, Niri-cho 1 0955-22-5261 386-9 Hachiyagarami, Niri-cho 1 0955-23-2582 115 Hasuike-cho 1 0955-22-3118 549-17 Azahamanoura, Shinten-cho 1 0955-22-0880 211-1 Azamukaishinden, Shinten-cho 1 0955-29-8787 ■Railway: JR Imari Sta. ……………………1 0955・22・3800 MR Imari Sta. ………………… 1 0955・22・3551 ■Bus: Saihi Bus (Imari Office) ………… 1 0955・22・3171 Showa Bus ……………………… 1 0955・23・4184 ■Taxi: Imari Taxi ……………………… 1 0955・23・8181 Saihi Kamenoi Taxi ………… 1 0955・23・0101 Matsuura Taxi ………………… 1 0955・22・4148 ■Car Rental …………………………………… 1 0955・22・7336 ■Bicycle Rental ……………………………… 1 0955・28・3551 Imaritsu Ohashi Bridge (B-2) Enmeibashi Bridge (D-5) Imari Shrine, Kaso ( Sweet God ) Nakashima Shrine (D-7) Saiwaibashi Bridge (D-6) Ceramic Merchant's Home Museum (E-5) Aioibashi Bridge (D-5) やきものとフルーツの里 VILLAGE OF CERAMICS AND FRUITS English Guidebook Red Green National Route Road Legend Main Local Road

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Page 1: Take a trip

The Sea Silkroad Museum (E-5)

Ko-Imari(Old Imari)Clock (E-5)

Imari Machinaka Ichibankan (D-5)

Takashimaguchi Sta.

Imafuku Bay

Imafuku To Takashima, Tobishima Islands

Imafuku Sta.

To Hirado

Matsuura City

Nagaski Pre.

Imari city

IMARI BAY

Mt.Joyama

▲195

  Kajiya Castle Ruins

FukushimaguchiFukushimaguchiFukushimaguchiSta.

Uranosaki Bay

Uranosaki

Reclaimed Land

Uranosaki

Sta.

Sayo River

Nishiokubo

Yamashiro Nishi

Ele.S.

Nishibun

MR Nishikyushu LineHaze Sta.

Kubara Sta.

Haze

∴Kojima Kofun Park

Yamashiro Higashi Ele.S.

Kubara

Tachiiwa

Mt.Shiroyama

▲346.8

Imari Industry Complex

Naruishi Sta.

 ∴Matsuura Genji Yamantera Temple

Hinata-GoDaikangen

Kawachino

Shisa River

Takenokoba Raunch

Kitamatsuura County Nagasaki Pre.

Sechibaru-cho

Takino Ele.S., Jr.Hi.S

Takigawachi

OkuboGenkai National ParkTakenokoba Park

Yumekobo Craft Takino

Mt.Eboshi

▲597.1

Mt. Daitsuzan

▲580.0

Mt.Kunimi

776.7▲

Kunimi Tunnel

Kurinoki Pass

To Sasebo

To Arita・

Sasebo

To Arita

Nishi Arita-cho

Yamadani

Karafune

Karafune Bridge

Ogi Sta.

Yamadani Sta.

∴Karafune Castle Park

Meotoishi Sta.

Kanatake

Sta.Furuko

TakifujiNagaite Bridge

Sakuide

Kawachi

Nakata

Uchinobara

Fukumo

Yamashiro Jr.Hi.S.

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nu

K

Lumber Site

●Imari General Port O?ce

Niri Ele.S.

Ozato

MR Nishikyusyu Line

∴Yasaka Shrine Stone Budda

Torioi Festival

Wakino

Kunimi Jr.Hi.S.

Imari Norin High School

Arita Imarihospitalmutual aid

∴Shirahebiyamaiwakage

  Ruins

Nagahama

Dam

Wakinodainenbutsu

Jo

Fukugawachi

Sato

Kusuku

Kusuku Sta.

Kusukuhama

Sato IndustryComplex

Sato Sta.

●Institute of Ocean Energy

Aohata Shrine

Camphor TreeHigashiyamashiroEle.S.

HigashiyamashiroSta. N

agahama Industry Complex

Nagahama

Koshiki Is.

∴Natsuzaki Ruins

Shirahata

Arita River

Imari River

Hachiyagarami

Aioi Brd. Imari MachinakaIchibankan

Kawahigashi

Imari Community Center

Otsubo Community CenterOtsubo Community Center

Ko-imari(Old Imari)Clock

KawahigashiSta.

Tachibana-cho

Imari Hi.S.

Ceramic MerchantsHome MuseumThe Sea・

SilkroodMuseum

Tachibana Ele.S.

Fuji-cho

Mt.Koshidake (Matsuura Fuji)487.7▲

Shimokoga

Kamiimari Sta.

Koshidake

Cherry Trees

●Firing Range

●Pinocchio's House

Imari-Arita WareTraditional Crafts Center●

Nabeshima Fielf Kiln Park●

Mt.KoshidakeHealth Forest

●Trappist Convent

Village of the Secret KilnsMt. Okawachiyama

Tashima Shrine

Atago Shrine

Take Shrine●

Kutsu Shrine

552.6▲

Mt.Seira

599.2

∴Ryumon

∴Old Kiln

∴Umeiwa

  Hirado Azaleas

Ryumon Dam

Mt.Kurokami

Okawachi Nabeshima Fielf Kiln Ruins ●

●Kurokami Nature House

Yoshida Bridge

shorikibou Hirao

Okawachi-cho

Nagasaki Pre.

Fukushima-cho

Iroha Is.

Kazura Is.

Kitamatsuura County

Hatatsu Tsuji

Genkai National Park

Mategata

Lagoon

Takaoyama Park

Hatatsu Higashi Ele.S.

To Yunoura

Hatatsu

Nakayama

Hogyo Castle Ruins

Inoh

Itagi

Uchino

Jinjamae

To Yobuko

To Karatsu

To Karatsu

To Karatsu

Tsurunushiya

Agricluture Road

Kitahata

TokusueShiki

Komanaki Pass

Yamasaki

Yukiaino

Tokusue River

KurumaebiPrawn Center  ●

Fukuda

Imarin Beach

Higata Iriguchi

Nanatsujima Is. Industry Complex

Okurogawa

Kurogawa Ele.S.

Kokurogawa

Kuroshio

Mokko Dance

Chikko Iriguchi

Fish Port

Kugishima

Mt.Makishima

▲135.8

Imariwan OhashiBridge

Nakadori

Hayari

Seto-cho

Sato

Honseto

Kisuzaki

Tatara

Fukushima Bridge

Imari Ele.S.

Mt. Joyama ParkMt. Joyama Park

Kisu-cho

Keisei Jr.Hi.S.

Imaritsu Ohashi

Bridge

Imari Commercial Hi.S.

Imari Chamber of Commerce

Imari ShrineOtsuboEle.S.

Imari Jr.Hi.S.

Keitoku Hi.S.Otsubo-cho

Jusanzuka

Ohirayama Park

Agriculture Road

Agricluture Rd.

Genkai National Park

Mt.Ohira330.6▲

Tachime

Shimizu●Sawara Tree

Muta

Jubashi

Nishikyushu Substation●

Imari Orchid

Hatagawachi

Mateno

Hanafusa

Mt.Onodake

▲424.0

Takase

Omagari

Tsuzumi

Furusato

Harayashiki

● Mt.Onodake Shrine

Minamihata Ele.S. MinamihataJr.Hi.S.

Idenokomugihara

Fumaneki-Shimo

Fumaneki-Kami

Fumaneki

Karatsu City

●Grape Picking

 ∴

Shiinomiya Old Kiln

∴Kameyama-no-Koyoseki Ruins

Kayantani IchigoThe First Kiln Ruins∴

∴Hazenotani Kiln

Sari Sta.

Sari

Gorodani

Nishiouchi Sta.

Momonokawa Sta.

Kanaishihara

Sta.

Honmutabe

Sta.

Hizenkubo Sta.

JR Chikuhi Line

Matsuura River

●Imari Furusato Village (Road Station)

Kasaji

Fujinokawachi

Fumaneki Furyu Festival

Imadake Castle Ruins

▲Koga

Kanaishihara

Yamagata Sagenkawa

JR Chikuhi LineOkawachi Ele.S.

∴Nakanojinuemon Kiyoaki Memorial Tower

Namise PassNakanoharu

Nakadori ShukubunShukubun

Matsuura Ele. SMomonokawa

IchiyamaKoishihara

Iwaya

Yamauchi-cho

Yuzunokihara

To Takeo

Komanaki

Komanaki Sta.

Kamae

Shuku

Furukawa

Okawano Sta.

Toishigawa

Tachikawa

To Ouchi

Kawanishi Bridge

Okawa Ele.S.

Yamaguchi

Okawano

Ideguchi Toramawashi Fes.

Shimenawakiri Fes.

Hizennagano

Sta.

Toryo Jr.Hi.S.

Kawahara

Higashitashiro

●Apple Picking

Takeo City

Hyakudobaru

Motobe

Kawago

Kawakami

 Nakano

Taku City

Mt.Hachimandake Park

Mt.Hachimandake

763.6▲

To Taku

・Saga

To Taku

・Saga

Onnayama Pass

204

316

214

5

151

202

202

204

326

281

26

498

498

498

53

251

38

38

323

32

38

40203

203

202

52

321

103

321

321

297

297

32

32

32

498

204

498

204

JR Karatsu Line

25331

Ouchi Sta.

Ouchi-cho

Kubara Dainenbutsu Festival

●Grape Picking

●Komaishi, Ushiishi, Gotoiwa Rocks

●Strawberry Picking

●Okawachi

 Community Hall

Imari CityTouristAssociation

●Shinsui Park

●Makishima Comunity Hall

●Kiokoshi Shrine

●Uguisugaoka Apricot Garden

●Minamihata Community Center

MatsuuraCommunity Center

Shinko-Noen FarmPear Picking

Higashiyamashiro

Community Center

 Imari City

●Rinpo Hall

OkawaCommunity Center●

Pear Picking●

●Crematory

Pre. Imari-yogo School

∴Monju-san

Imari ContainerTerminal ●

I.CI.C

I.C

Shimobun

Minamihata-cho

Matsuura-cho

Okawa-cho

Kurogawa-cho

Hatatsu-cho

Higashiyamashiro-cho

Niri-cho

Yamashiro-cho

  ∴

Hayari Isunoki ruins

Momonokawa Shinbashi Bridge

1

Kamiimari

2

OkawachiyamaIriguchi

7

Rokusen Shrine

3

Niri-cho Kawanishi

Niri-cho Kawanishi

Niri Ohashi Bridge

6

4MatsuuraBypass Iriguchi

Welcom

e

Sign Board

Welcom

e

Sign Board

Welcom

e

Sign Board

Imari City Hall

IM

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MA

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Satokuji Kozasaikegaki Hedge●

●●

● ●

52

50

259

32

Arakuma

Shrine

Matsura Bypass Rd.

Kurogawa Community Center

●Imari Apricot Park Fujinoh

●Matsuura-no-Sato

●Tokawachi Dam

SeiryoJr.Hi.S.

Cherry trees

W.C

.

W.C

.

W.C

.

W. C

.

Imari Onsen

Hot Spring

Hakujinoyu

Mt.MItsudake

 233.5

kappa(Water Imp Mummy)

Yamashiro

Community Hall

Pear Picking

Pear Picking

Mt.Imadake221.2

Welcom

e

Sign Board

Welcom

e

Sign Board

Welcom

e

Sign Board

Horseshoe crab house

Unique Bicycle Ring-ring road

Seiraoka

Hill Apricot

Garden

Mt. Makinoyama

Myojo

Cherry Tree

Niri

Community Center

Municipal AuditoriumChuo Community CenterHistory and Folk Museum

Chamber ofCommerceand Industry

Chamber ofCommerceand Industry

UmankashiraWater Facilities

Makishima Ele.S.

Imari Yume

Misaki park

Hatatsu Community Hall

Hatatu Fureai Plaza

Hatatsu Ele.S.

●Forest Inn Imari

imari Sta.imari Sta.

TachibanaCommunity Hall●

Kunimidai Athletic Park

Momonokawa Shinbashi

(From Takeo )

1

Kami Imari (From Karatsu)2

Rokusenji

(From Takeo)

3

Niri Ohashi Bridge

(From Sasebo)

4

Okawachiyama Iriguchi

(From downtown of Imari)

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Imaritsu Ohashi Bridge

Imari CityTourist Association

MorinagaTaichiro's grave

Ceramic MerchantsHome Museum

The Sea Silkroad Museum

Imari Chamberof Commerceand Industry

CitizenCenter

The History andFolk Museum

CitizenHall

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KasoNakashima Shrine

City Library

OtsuboCommunityCenter

Sekimon

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Enzoji Park

Morinaga Park

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Imari Station

Kunimidai Athletic Park

Doremi Bridge

Forest Inn Imari

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Imari Ele.S. Imari Commercial High School

Wakita river

Matsushima BridgeImariCommunity Center

The Bank of Saga

Ko-Imari(Old Imari)Clock

Aioi-bashiBridge

EnmeibashiBridge

Enmei Stone Statue

Imari MachinakaIchibankan

Saiwai Bridge Kouen Bridge

Tamaya Dep.Store

Iwakuri Bridge

KakuganjiTemple

Kyohoji Temple

Myokenji Temple

MyozenjiTemple

Ryujingu Shrine

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TRANSPORTATION

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION From Tokyo, Osaka, to Fukuoka. Fukuoka, Saga, to Imari

( Saga Pref., Nagasaki Pref. )

■ Airway Tokyo / Saga(2hrs.) Osaka / Saga ( 1hr.20min. ) Tokyo-Fukuoka(1hr. 25min. )Osaka / Fukuoka(1hr.10min.)

■ Trains (from the airport) Saga Sta.-Imari Sta. ( Sasebo Line 40min+MR 25min .) ■ Car Saga-Imari (1hr.20min.) Saga → Saga Sta. (20min.) Fukuoka → Imari (1hr.20min.) Nagasaki → Imari (1hr.10min.)

■ Super Express Train ( Shinkansen )

Tokyo → Hakata ( 5hrs.5min. ) ShinOsaka → Hakata ( 2hrs.26min. ) ■ Local Express Hakata → Imari ( Sasebo Line 1hr.50min. Higo Line 2hrs.10min. )

■ Bus Hakata Bus Center → Imari ( 1hr.44min. ) ■ Car Takeokitagata I.C. → Imari ( 30min. )

Hirado R204

Matsuura

Kunimi Road

Sasebo

R202

Huis Ten Bosch R205

R206

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Nagasaki Airport

Nagasaki Tarami I.C.Nagasaki

Isahaya I.C.

Isahaya

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Shimabara

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Dazaifu I.C.

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R385

SAGA PREFECTURE

Taku I.C.Sagayamato I.C. Tosu J.C.

Takeo Kitagata I.C.

Omura I.C.

Sasebo Daito I.C.Sasebo Minato I.C. Nagasaki Moterway

R34

TosuOita Moterway

SagaKurume

Kyushu Moterway

Ariake Sea

Genkai Sea

3R

Imari

Arita R35

M.R. Nishikyushu Line

Takeo

Ureshino

Nagasaki Honsen line

Saga Airport

■Huis Ten Bosch ( 26km; 35min. drive from Imari )

■Hirado ( 44km; 65min. drive from Imari )

■Yobuko ( 65km; 85min. drive from Imari )

■Kyushyu Porcelain Culture Museum ( 15km; 20min. drive from Imari )

● For more inf ormation, ple ase contact ●

Imari Tourist Association 〒 848-0041 622-13 Shinten-cho, Imari 1 095 5・23・3479

Imari Nabeshima Ware Hall 〒 848-0025 Okawachiyama Okawachi-cho 1 095 5・23・7293

Imari Arita Ware

Traditional Craft Center 〒 848-0026 Okawachiyama Okawachi-cho 1 095 5・22・6333

Imari Furusato Village 〒 848-0007 Ideno, Minamihata-cho 1 095 5・24・2252

Imari Machinaka Ichibankan 〒 848-0047 358 Ko Imari-cho 1 095 5・25・9802

Imari City Hall,

Tourism Section 〒 848-8501 1355-1 Tachibana-cho Imari 1 095 5・23・2110

E-mail:[email protected]

Sightseeing spots surrounding Imari

Take a trip

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Hotel New Imari

Imabukuya Ryokan

Imari Grand Hotel

Forest Inn Imari

Kappou Ryokan Hisago

Business Hotel Kaneko

Business Hotel Miyako

Imari Hotel

Central Hotel Imari

Business Hotel Shinten

171 Hachiyagarami, Niri-cho

1 0955-23-4141

2-605 Kohonmachi, Imari-cho

1 0955-23-2020

466-11 Shinten-cho

1 0955-22-2811

1704-1 Ozato-ko, Niri-cho

1 0955-23-1001

413-8 Ko Imari-cho

1 0955-23-2157

1-9 Hachiyagarami, Niri-cho

1 0955-22-5261

386-9 Hachiyagarami, Niri-cho

1 0955-23-2582

115 Hasuike-cho

1 0955-22-3118

549-17 Azahamanoura, Shinten-cho

1 0955-22-0880

211-1 Azamukaishinden, Shinten-cho

1 0955-29-8787

■Railway: JR Imari Sta. ……………………1 0955・22・3800

MR Imari Sta. ………………… 1 0955・22・3551

■Bus: Saihi Bus (Imari Office) ………… 1 0955・22・3171

Showa Bus ……………………… 1 0955・23・4184

■Taxi: Imari Taxi ……………………… 1 0955・23・8181

Saihi Kamenoi Taxi ………… 1 0955・23・0101

Matsuura Taxi ………………… 1 0955・22・4148

■Car Rental ……………………………………1 0955・22・7336

■Bicycle Rental ……………………………… 1 0955・28・3551

Imaritsu Ohashi Bridge (B-2)

Enmeibashi Bridge (D-5)

Imari Shrine, Kaso ( Sweet God ) Nakashima Shrine (D-7)

Saiwaibashi Bridge (D-6)

Ceramic Merchant's Home Museum (E-5)

Aioibashi Bridge (D-5)

やきものとフルーツの里VILLAGE OF CERAMICS AND FRUITS

English Guidebook

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National Route

Road LegendMain Local Road

Page 2: Take a trip

Imari Jr.Hi.S.

Tamaya Dep.Store

Koenbashi bridgeTo Kam

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To Takeo

Isui Street

Imari Shrine

Saiwaibashi Bridge

To City Hall

To Kunimidai-Nishi

Nakamachi KannonShopping Street

HonmachiShopping Street

Enmeibashi BridgeImari MachinakaIchibankan

MatsushimaBridge

AioibashiBridge

Joyama Park

Honmachi By-pass

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ToKawahigashi

Matsushima-choHachiyagarami

The Bank of Saga●

Ko-Imari(Old Imari)Clock

Ko-imari Statue

Imari Station

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Imari Chamber ofCommerce

Ceramic Merchant'sHome Museum

The Sea Silkroad Museum

Funayabashi Bridge

Route 204

Imari River

Imaritsu OhashiBridge

Route 204

To Kurogawa Yobuko

Citizen CenterCitizen Hall

The History and Folk Museum

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● Pocelain■Shopping area■Aiai Street

To Mt.Okawachi

Police Sta.

In Okawachiyama, walk around the main street and the b a c k a l l e y s t o browse through many ki lns with al l beautiful potteries.The forest of the Nabeshima Fielf Kiln Park entertains you with various porcelain art objects and the kiln ruins of the Edo era.

STUDY IMARI WAREIro-Nabeshima is recognized as the finest porcelain, which mainly uses red, yellow and green on pure white porcelain.The indigo of Nabeshima-Sometsuke has a beautiful hue and emanates

a sophiscated atmosphere.

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TRACE IMARI WARE BACKIn 1675, Saga Nabeshima Fief Kiln was moved from Mt.

Nangawara in Arita to Okawachiyama in Imari, as this seemed

to be the best place for preserving the secret production

technique. Later, the guardhouse was established at the

entrance to Okawachiyama to keep

the special porcelain techniques

inside the fiefdom, with diligent

guards on duty. The Nabeshima clan

with their own techniques made

porcelain for the Emperor, the Daimyo -

the Feudal lords, and the Shogun

until the Meiji era. Presently,

the pottery is referred to as

"Nabeshima Ware." In

Okawachiyama, you can still

obse rve the po rce la in

techniques of the past which

have been maintained over the

years. Okawachiyama is still the

main producing district of traditional

and modern Imari Ware.

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The place for steak.Try sizziling Imari BeefImari beef, with its delicious taste and marbled texture,is guaranteed by the local gourmets.Try it ! You'll love it.

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In Okawachiyama we hold Kiln Festivals twice a year; the "Spring Pottery

Fair" from April 1st to 5th, and the "Autumn Pottery Fair" from November

1st to 5th. Numerous potteries are sold during these festivals. At the

Spring Pottery Fair, "The World Amateur Ceramic Contest" is held

simultaneously, collecting exquisite

non-professional works. Many

ceramic lovers come in search of

fine ceramics and enjoy attending

traditional events of Nabeshima

Ware at these festivals.

MAKE A LUCKY FIND

NabeshimaFief Kiln Park

NabeshimaFief Kiln Bridge

Noborigamaterraced Kiln

CeramicWall

Bower

Mt. OkawachiCamp Site

Byobu Rocks

gingko tree Tonbai BridgeTo Mt.Koshidake

Gongen River

TokobashiBridge

Take Shrine

Imari Nabeshima Ware Hall

Unknownpotter's grave

Karausu Hut

Nabeshima FiefKiln Gate

Imari・AritaTraditional CraftsCenter

To the center ofImari

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On a potter's wheel, making your own pottery is quite an experience. Professional advice will help you create your own unique dish.

A place for relief, play and learning-This park is ideal for all visitors from adults to childrenwith safe and enjoyable nature all day long.

Imari Yume Misaki park is l oca ted abou t 10km away from the central c i t y and i s c l ose to Imarin Beach and other ma r i n e r e c r e a t i o na l faci l i t ies. I t is r ich in b e a u t i f u l n a t u r e surrounded by sea and mountains.

This restored marchant's home goes back to the year 1825 in the Edo era. Ko-Imari porcelain display is replaced several times a year.

This building h a s b e e n restored to the original state of the c e r a m i c merchant 's home in the wh i te-wa l l -s torehouse style of the 1820's. On the first floor, w e h a v e locally fine-made porcelains on sale and a porcelain craft experience room adjacently, where you can try a potter's wheel. On the second floor, you will have a great opportunity to appreciate Ko-Imari, (Old Imari ware), a merchant ship model, pictures, and other antique.

Swimming in the Ocean In summer crowds of people, young and old, gather at Imarin Beach at Imari Bay. A marina also neighbors the beach making this area a famous mecca of marine sports. This beach is certified "one of the best 88 bathing resorts in Japan" by the Environment Agency.

Breathing in greeneryThe lovely Ohirayama Park has a great view of Imari Bay. On a fine day you can see as far as Iki and Tsushima islands.

Imari Apricot Tree ParkLargest apricot tree park in western KyusyuThe Imari apricot tree park located in the Fujinoo district is said to be the largest in westernKyusyu. In late February when apricot will be in full bloom, “Apricot festival” as well as variousevents take place here.

Resting in the shadow of oak treeAohata Shrine, with its thousand-year-old camphor tree, is remembered for its connection with the Matsura clan. Minamoto-no -Naosu, the second leader of the Matsuura clan, dedicated this shrine to his ancestors, to protect their land against disasters.

Treasures,Tastes, and Talk

……all sorts of things.

God of Sweets!Long ago, the Nakashima Shrine ( within the grounds of Imari Shrine ) was dedicated to the " God of Sweet Fruits. " This shrine also houses the " Tree of Perpetual Youth and Longevity, " brought back from China by Lord Tajima for the Japanese Emperor. The fruit of the Tachibana tree, a type of mandarin orange, was offered to the God of Sweet Fruits. The Tachibana tree still stands next to the Nakashima Shrine.

■ For more informationImari City Tourist Association

10955・23・3479

■ For more information on Imari beef and fruit  Michinoeki-Road Station-Furusatomura Village ( Ideno   Minamihata ) 10955・24・2252

■ For more informationKurumaebi Prawn Center10955・25・1112

■ For more informationIkeshikamaboko 10955・23・2291Uchisadakamaboko 10955・23・2403

Explore the history of porcelainWalk along the restored Imari River Road and enjoy Imari porce la in s tatues on the bridges.

How mysterious !Kappa -A water imp!While reconstructing the Matsuuraichi Brewery, workers surprisingly discovered a legendary"water imp" mummy ("Kappa Miira"). How mysterious to find such a wonder at an alcohol (sake) brewery, which needs pure water, for "Kappas" would reside around lakes, ponds, and rivers.

Fresh fruitpicking

Carefully raised grapes are

surprisingly sweet and juicy.

Every year grape farms are

open from the end of August

to the end of September.

Abundant seafood

Apples grown in ImariThe Higashitashiro Apple Village is located near the top of Mt. Hachimandake. Here you can enjoy picking a variety of delicious apples from the end of August to the end of November.

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Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

Imari pearsImari is proud to be one of the biggest

producers of pears in the western part

of Japan. July to October is the height

of the harvest and during this time

many roadside vendors sell their

"best," such as Kosui Pear and Niitaka

Pear to the many who pass by.

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Imarin Beach

Market for early birdsImari Morning Market Hours4a.m-11a.m(closed on Sundays)10955-23-9392

100 New Saga Pre. Sightseeing Spots ○Imari City

' Yamantera Temple ' was built as a fort about 800 years ago by the leader of Matsuura clan, Minamoto-no-Shiro Taifunaosu. This mountain temple ruin has an ancient refinement relating to the clans of Genji and Heike.

The Hogyo Castle was built on top of the mountain by the lord o f I t a g i a r e a , F u r u k a w a Echizennokami Tamotsu. It is said that this castle was one of the fort castles of Kishidake Castle.

The park has over ten thousand of var ious aza leas such as Hirado and Kurume in bloom in May every year.

Okawachiyama,flourishing as Kilns of Nabeshima Fief,offers a view of the Byobu Rock

(Byobu eaus“folding screen”).

The range of kilns has a mysterious atmosphere.

Hedge of bamboo grass on the border of the house.

Yamantera Temple Ruins Itagihogyo Castle Ruins and Tagamo Shrine

Takenokoba Park Ton-Ten-Ton festival

Village of the secret Kilns: Okawchiyama

Horseshoe crabs for spawn

 Imari Bay is a well-known place of propagation for horseshoe crabs“Hachigame”in Japan. In summer, these horseshoe crabs come to spawn at the shores of Tatara in Imari Bay.

Living fossils

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● Late February Imari apricot festival (Imari apricot farm)● Late February to early May Strawberry picking (Otsubo-cho)● Late March to early April The best time to view Myojo cherry blossoms and other cherry blossoms (Sakura) in Imari● April 1st to 5th Spring Pottery Fair (Okawachiyama-cho)● Early April International Amateur Ceramic Exhibition● Early May Azaleas Fair (Takenokoba Park)

● Late August to mid November Apple picking (Okawa -cho)● The second Sunday of October Fumaneki Furyu Festival (Minamihata-cho)● Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the week  after October 19th  Imari Ton-Ten-Ton Festival and Imari  Autumn Festival● November 1st to 5th  Nabeshima Pottery Autumn Fair  (Okawachiyama-cho)

● December 1st Yamantera Festival● Eve of the Hare day in the beginning of December Torioi Festival (Niri-cho)● Mid January Ebisu Festival (Main shopping street in Imari City)● Early February to early March Pottery Hina Festival (Okawachiyama)

● Late June to Late August Wind bell Fair (Okawachiyama)● Early July Opening day for Imarin Beach● Early August Dotchan Festival Imari Citizen Fireworks show● August 14th Mokko Dancing Festival (Kurogawa-cho)● August 24th  The Guardian Deity of Children Festival  (Okawa-cho)● Late August to mid September Pear and grape picking (Minamihata-cho & Matsura-cho)

Nabeshima Fielf Kiln Autumn Festival(Fire Dedication)

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EImari Station BuildingThe terminal train building, located in the center of the historical and cultural city of Imari, has a very modern structure uniquely including the traditional white-wall-storehouse style. The Station Building is devided into the East side-Building ( Japan Railway ) and The West side-Building ( Matsuura Railway ) by the North-South Route.These two buildings are connected by the footbridge adjacent to the symbol tower shaping like a kiln chimney.

Imari Nabeshima Ware GalleryA fine collection of Ko-Imari(Old-Imari)and Nabeshima ware which belongs to Imari city has been exhibited here. Adjacent to the railroad stat ion,th is gal lery has become novel in Japan,featuring traditional ceramic works.10955・22・2267

Admission: ¥300 for adults, senior high studentsFree for people over 65 and students of junior high and lower.  Closed on Mondays

Institute of Ocean Energy, Saga University, JapanOne of the biggest experimental institutes which develops electric power generation utilizing the differences of temperatures between the surface and the depth of the ocean.

Institute of Ocean Energy, Saga University, Imari Satellite 10955・20・2190

' National Historical Site '-designated in 2003

Okawachiyama Nabeshima Kiln Remains

 Hakuji-no-Yu hot spring waits for visitors with spacious gardens and rocky bathtubs, letting you imagine what dreams the ancient potters might have had.

Imari Hot Spring Hakuji-no-Yu 10120-39-4126

Healing and RelaxingImari Onsen Hot spring ' Hakuji-no-Yu '

Outdoor baths: Mari-no-Yu, Seira-no-Yu

Character

Healing

Drinkingeffect

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Chronic indigestion, chronic constipation, diabetes, gout, liver disease.

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Imari Bay is abound

with delicious seafood,

especially fresh prawns.

How about trying them

raw or with miso paste

(soybean paste)?

Lucky (Engi) bridges

People believe that crossing this bridge while praying for health prolongs your life. This bridgewas named as “Enmeibashi” after nearby “Enmei Jizo (life-prolonging Ksitigarbha)”.

The bridge is also believed to bring you happiness together with

“Aioibashi Bridge” and "Enmeibashi Bridge". Husbands and wives or couples who crossed this bridge are said to be able to stay with the same mate harmoniously and happily for life.

Aioibashi Bridge

Saiwaibashi Bridge

Over the Imari River, there are three bridges that are believed to bring you happiness.

Community spot for citizens. Located on the first floor are a restaurant “Furusato Yakuzen Syun” and “Box gallery” that sells local specialties or handcraft goods.On the second and the third floors, there are an event space and a communication space for exhibitions or recitals. The purpose of the facilities is vitalizing the Imari town.

Imari Machinaka Ichibankan

Nickname is “Marion”. The clock started with the beginning of the 21st century and thereafter it has been ticking down for the Imari town. Its gimmick re-enacts a scene at a Ko-Imari pottery shipping port every hour from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

Two Ko-imari porcelain statues of beautiful ladies welcome visitors at the entrance of the shopping arcade. You can't miss such large and unique porcelain dolls!

Ko-im

ari porcelain statues

Ko-Imari(Old Imari) Clock

Con tac t s fo r i n fo rma t ion

Restaurant Lural℡ 0955-24-2211Steak House Tsujikawa℡ 0955-23-2660Forest Inn Imari℡ 0955-23-1001

Japanese style restaurant Imaritei℡ 0955-22-3953Restaurant Sakaki℡ 0955-23-0198Restaurant Chimney℡ 0955-23-0515

Restaurant Ishikeri℡ 0955-23-3922Steak House Lion℡ 0955-23-9772Steak Restaurant Shou℡ 0955-22-6661

Husbands and wives or couples who crossed this bridge are said to become harmonious. The bridge is called “Aioi (living together harmoniously)” because two pine trees used to stand on the bank side by side as if a married couple.

EnmeibashiBridge

In 1589, it was built by the entire Tajiri family who moved to Yamashirogou from Takao Castle in Yanagawa, Chikugo, and there is a hedge of bamboo grass on the border of the house.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the week after October 19th. The festival replicates the war between Kusunoki clan army and Ashikaga clan navy in the Nanbokucho era (North and South courts era).

To Hirado

To Sasebo

Route 498

RestaurantIshikeri

Steak HouseLion

Steak Restaurant Shou

Restaurant Chimney

Restaurant SakakiRestaurant Sakaki

Imari FurusatomuraVillage Restaurant Rural

IMARI STEAK MAP

To Arita

Niri O

hashi Bridge

Kunimidai Athletic Ground

Imari Station

Arita R

iver

Route 204

Route 202

Imari Bay

Imaritsu Ohashi BridgeImari River

To Yobuko

Kunim

idai Nishi

City Hall

To Saga

To Karatsu

Kami Imari

To Takeo

RokusenjiSteak HouseTsujikawa

Japanese style restaurantImaritei

Tourism Association

Forest InnImari

Fireworks Festival

Myojo Cherry Tree

Ton-Ten-Ton Festival

Fumaneki Furyu Festival

Wind bell Fair

Pear and grape picking

Pottery Hina Festival

Nabeshima - Sometsuke

Iro - Nabeshima