Arita Porcelain Park is like being transported to Europe in the heart of Japan.

Arita Porcelain Park is a pottery park in Arita City, Saga Prefecture, designed in the European Baroque style. It stands out with the German-style replica palace “Zwinger Palace” standing tall in the middle of the flower garden, giving it a European atmosphere. It is also surrounded by shops selling authentic Arita pottery, an ancient Japanese handicraft that is famous all over the world. The area also has a museum, a pottery workshop where you can try making your own pottery, a European-style cafe, and many photo spots. It is suitable for both culture and photography lovers. You can take a leisurely stroll in one place. It is very easy to get to. From Hakata Station in Fukuoka, take the express train to Arita Station for about 1.5 hours, then take a taxi or bus for about 10 minutes. The daily budget is 1,500–2,500 baht, including transportation, food, and activities in the park. There is no entrance fee here, suitable for all ages. Travel light but make solid memories. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Travel in Japan