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January 20, 2024
When I was looking up ANA and wondering where I should go on a trip, I found that Saga was the only place that was especially cheap, so I wondered what it had to offer in this place, which is the least popular place for people in the Kanto region (probably few people dare to go to Saga). Because of this interest, I decided to travel to the Karatsu area in Saga. I'm sure you travel a lot all over the country, but Karatsu was the best hit that left a lasting impression on both me and my children. Our flight arrived in the morning, so we found a Japanese restaurant in Karatsu called ``Aru Tokoro'' and made a reservation for an early lunch. I think it had just opened at the time, but the atmosphere and taste were great, and it was a great start. Next, try your hand at the potter's wheel at Suganotani Kiln. Despite the very reasonable price, they gave my three children freedom and were kind and kind in places, and I wonder how many hours they were there in the end. Lol, I kept playing with it and making it, and I ended up with a lot of pieces (I still use them carefully). Since it was the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, there weren't many tourists at the time, so we played in an almost deserted local park, and then went to an inn along the coast of Karatsu for the first night. The famous Yobuko squid is truly the best. On the second day, head towards Yobuko. We drove through rice terraces and ate lots of oysters. In the afternoon, we went to Energy Park Aspia for the kids. Apparently it was a big hit with the kids too. On this day, I stayed at an inn in Yobuko, and of course I could find transparent "Yobuko squid," which is the real home of all places. It's delicious no matter how many times I eat it. When I woke up the next morning and went out, for some reason the town was full of feces. There aren't that many dogs out there, so maybe it's a boar? On the third day, after riding the Nanatsugama Pleasure Boat, we returned to Karatsu and strolled around the city's cultural assets. Then we headed to our final inn, Yoyokaku. It's a wonderful old-fashioned building, just the way I like it. Check in early and relax. The staff were very kind and we ordered separate courses for adults and children. By the way, squid also appeared here lol. The kids had shabu-shabu, but they said, ``Eat a lot!'' The amount of delicious beef (Saga beef?) was enough to fill an adult's stomach! (Maybe they served me). The accommodation rates are quite reasonable in this day and age, so I think it's the best inn considering the overall appeal. Saga (Karatsu) was a great trip, full of new discoveries, buildings, culture, and friendly people that were unique to the area, and the fact that it was cheap, and the food had its own charm and deliciousness. I definitely want to go again sometime. At that time, I would like to use Yoyokaku again.
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