10:30-11:45 < Imari ware > Okawachiyama Village, Otsu-1848 Okawachicho, Imari, Saga The secret village of Japan's elite pottery kilns Okawachiyama is a secluded pottery village just outside Imari . Often referred to as the Village of Secret Kilns, it was once an exclusive pottery hub producing porcelain ware for Japan's elite and for export. Many of the original potters in the village were from Korea, brought over after a disastrous military campaign known as the Imjin War in the late 16th century. Their techniques are still reflected in the wares on offer.

13:00-14:00 < lunch and watiching MUTSUGORO > Roadside station Kashima, 4427-6 Otonari, Kashima, Saga The sea around here, the Ariake Sea, is a tidal flat. There is a rare marine creature called the "Mutsugoro" there. There is a telescope at a roadside station along the sea, where you can see creatures you have never seen before. *In winter, this area is bustling with oyster huts.

14:15-15:00 < guided walk > Yūtoku Inari Shrine, 1855 Furueda, Kashima, Saga In 1687, the Yutoku Inari Shrine was built upon the request of Kazanin Manko-hime, the wife of Lord Nabeshima Naotomo who ruled the domain of Hizen Kashima. At the shrine, the division of the deity Inari Okami, worshiped by the Emperor, is enshrined. The cult of this deity, the guardian of food, clothing, and shelter, is widespread among Japanese people. The Yutoku Inari Shrine is one of the three most famous shrines dedicated to Inari. Over three million people visit the shrine every year to pray for good business, good fortune for their families, a large catch, traffic safety and other matters. It consists of the Gohonden, the Okaguraden, the gate, and other magnificent buildings, which are lacquered and coloured gorgeously; it is called Nikko Tosho-gu Shrine in Kyushu. The shrine is a major tourist attraction.

15:45-16:15 < water fall > Todoroki Waterfall Park, Hei-163 Ureshinomachi Shimojuku, Ureshino, Saga The waterfall is about 11 metres high and consists of three tiers. There are walking paths and parks around the area. Many people visit to see the cherry blossoms in spring and to enjoy the natural coolness in summer. It's also a great place for a picnic! Ducks also come to play by the water.

16:30-16:45 < view spot > Ngasaki Highway Omura-bay Parking Area, Higashisonogi, Nagasaki Omura Bay is also called “Koto-no-Umi” from the calm waves falling on the coastline that reminisce the gently plucked strings of the Japanese instrument. This scenic route includes the area located around Nagasaki Airport which floats in the Bay, providing a view of aeroplanes flying at low altitudes. The course runs a length of 46 kilometres from the starting point of “Morizono Park” in Omura City to Togitsu Town. “Omura Park” which is located in Omura City, hosts a nationally designated cherry blossom tree, “Omurazakura” as well as about 2,000 other cherry blossom trees, and is well-known as a flower viewing spot. From there, you will continue along the seaside course that overlooks the gentle waters as you travel from Miura to Dozaki. In spring, you will encounter a tunnel of cherry tree blossoms, while in May, the ride boasts a view of tangerine flowers.

17:45-18:30 < view spot > Mt. Inasayama Observatory ~ slop car fee￥500/adult ~ < bus wating > Nagasaki Inasayama Slope Car Chufuku Station, 1200 Ohamamachi, Nagasaki Famed for the observatory atop Mt. Inasa offering remarkable 360-degree views of Nagasaki 's landscape, Inasayama Park also has playgrounds, an outdoor amphitheatre and other attractions. Time your visit accordingly and you'll also be able to take in colourful flower festivals or the upbeat tempo of a Japanese rock concert.

19:00 < DROP OFF > Nagasaki SHINCHI China Town Please enjoy dinner!! We recommend that you book your hotel near Shinchi Chinatown. It's about a one-meter taxi ride to Nagasaki Station. *This product does not allow you to wait for your dinner to finish. Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown (長崎新地中華街, Nagasaki Shinchi Chūkagai) is the oldest Chinatown in Japan. The district in city centre Nagasaki stretches over approximately one city block dissected by intersecting lanes and is home to a variety of shops and restaurants. It is the best place to eat Nagasaki's famous, Chinese-influenced dishes, Chanpon and Sara Udon. Nagasaki was the only major port open to foreign trade during Japan's era of isolation, and the Chinese were the only traders allowed in the city alongside the Dutch. Like Dejima for the Dutch, Chinatown was initially a reclaimed island (hence the name Shinchi, literally "new land") as the place for the Chinese to conduct business.