Hanataka Gokufuten
Enjoy workshops on pressed flower crafts and porcelain art, which involves painting on white porcelain with transfer paper. (Reservations required)
DetailDetailed information
- Address
- 143-10 Kuzaki,Sayo Town
- Telephone Number
- 0790-88-0056
MAPNeighborhood Information
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Scenic Morning Fog at Mount Onade
From late fall through winter, the entire town of Sayo is blanketed in an early morning fog. To get a view of this fantastic sea of fog, many people visit the observation point on Mount Onade.
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Enjoy local delicacies and creative cuisine at this Japanese pub located just a short walk from Sayo Station. The tatami room on the second floor also accommodates large groups.
Hyogo Environmental Experience Center
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The sunflower fields of Nanko spread out like a sea of yellow in the summer sun. At the Nanko Sunflower Museum, you can find everything from organic sunflower seeds and sunflower oil to sunflower dressing and sunflower curry. These popular, all-natural sunflower products are additive-free and can also be found at farm-to-table stands along roadsides and near train stations in the area.
Lupinus
Approximately 8,000 lupines planted in an area of about 40 acres bloom in mid-May. Also known as "climbing wisteria", visitors can enjoy vibrant flowers in red, purple, and pink.
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"Udon and Soba restaurant with an American oldies atmosphere. The interior of the store, which the owner made by DIY, is an airy and open space decorated with '70s vinyl records and wooden objects made from Kazura. After eating the famous 'Curry Udon"", which is addictive with its punchy spiciness, you can enjoy coffee on the terrace."
Cafe Restaurant GARO
At this restaurant you can try signature local Sayo chicken dishes, including "Jidori Karaage Don" (fried chicken on rice) and "Jidori Katsu Don" (chicken cutlet on rice) prepared in soup stock to make the cutlets tender and flavorful.
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Sasagaoka-so is surrounded by pristine mountains and the crystal clear waters of the Chikusa River, where the natural beauty can be enjoyed throughout the year. Guests are treated to traditional Japanese kaiseki(seafood based) cuisine featuring different seasonal delicacies, including hot pot dishes in the winter. The hotel has baths made from the volcanic rocks of Mount Fuji, where guests can enjoy a soak in the region's mineral-rich natural hot springs. The hotel also offers a log house, where you can get a bit closer to nature and enjoy the natural refreshing fragrances of the wood as you relax.
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JOYX Golf Club Kozuki Course
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