Arita, the pottery town

Arita City in Saga Prefecture is a small, quiet town filled with old Japanese charm. It is famous as the birthplace of Japanese pottery with a history of over 400 years. Old houses line the narrow stone streets, creating an atmosphere like a scene from a period film, making you feel as if you have entered a fairy tale world. Here you can walk around the well-preserved Arita Uchiyama District, an old town, visit the Arita Porcelain Park and Kyushu Ceramic Museum to learn about ancient ceramics, or join a pottery workshop for a memorable experience. From Fukuoka, it takes about 1.5–2 hours to get to Arita Station by train. The total cost, including transportation, local food, and admission fees, is around 1,500–2,500 baht per day. This is suitable for those who love crafts and art and want to relax in a small, quiet, dreamy town. 🌸 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TravelJapan