Ryokan Akebono

This is a simple plan for those who want to relax without meals. ●Established in 1889, an inn of tradition and innovation● Since opening about 130 years ago, we have been in the center of Saga and have been patronized by guests from inside and outside of Saga Prefecture. The wooden old building was loved by many literary figures, including the genius painter Aoki Shigeru, who died young. The corridors are decorated with ukiyo-e prints by Utagawa Hiroshige and Utagawa Kuniyoshi, who are famous for the Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido, as well as works by female painters from Saga. Many oil paintings by Hiroko Sugimoto A variety of pottery by local potters, a relaxing lobby, and a bathhouse with a beautiful small garden Please relax in a building where old-fashioned charm and modernity coexist *Please note that the building does not have an elevator and you must use the stairs ●The best location in Saga● Located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the Governor's Official Residence, it is only a 5-minute walk from the downtown area with many restaurants Close to government offices and cultural facilities such as the Saga Prefectural Office, Saga University, Saga Castle History Museum, Saga Prefectural Library, and art museums We can meet all your needs, from business to tourism. It is the "best location in Saga" where you can meet your needs. The moat of Saga Castle, which is one of the largest in Japan, is a mecca for running. We also recommend getting up early and taking a walk!! Parking and bicycles are free. The way to Akebono. Akebono is a 20-minute walk from JR Saga Station or a 5-minute taxi ride away. For guests who use a car, it is usually 20 minutes from the Kyushu Expressway Saga Yamato IC. From Yamato IC, head south on Route 263, then take Route 264 (turn right at the next traffic light after the National Hospital traffic light), pass under the JR overpass and pass the "Don 3 no Mori" square on the right, and you

[Plan Details] This is a traditional Japanese breakfast! All the foods are healthy for your body! The rice is Hinohikari rice from Saga (delicious rice cooked with spring water from Fuji Town) The seaweed is the finest Ariake Saga seaweed, which is eaten while warming it in a hoiro! A moist rolled egg with plenty of dashi! A fragrant miso soup made with carefully extracted dashi stock from bonito flakes and kelp and Okushi Kojiya's special koji miso Grilled dishes, small dishes such as simmered hijiki, rice dishes, delicious umeboshi plums handmade by the staff, vegetable salads, etc. A well-balanced breakfast that has been handed down in Japan since ancient times *Breakfast is from 7:30 to 9:00 (ends at 9:30) in the newly renovated dining room "Nabeshima", which is nearly 90 years old We guide you in a space where you can see green trees. ●The best location in Saga Located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the Governor's Official Residence, it is only a 5-minute walk to the downtown area with many restaurants Close to government offices and cultural facilities such as the Saga Prefectural Office, Saga University, Saga Castle History Museum, Saga Prefectural Library, and Art Museum This is the "best location in Saga" that can meet all your needs from business to tourism The moat of Saga Castle, one of the largest in Japan, is a mecca for running We recommend getting up early for a walk or a bike ride! *Please note that the hotel does not have an elevator and you will need to use the stairs ●Ride a free bicycle to explore the city, Nagasaki Kaido, and Saga Castle Horibata! The highlight is the "Pilgrimage of the 88 Ebisu Temples" With over 800 Ebisu statues in the city alone, Saga has the most Ebisu statues in Japan! ! Saga has few hills, making it the perfect place to cycle around. Our hotel also has the "Akebono Hokan Ebisu." Let's come into contact with Ebisu and be happy♪ ●Established in 1889, an inn of tradition and

Saga Prefecture has two completely different seas: the open sea with its winding coastline, including Karatsu Bay and Imari Bay, and the inland Ariake Sea, known as the tranquil mother sea. You can enjoy the rich seasonal flavors of Saga Prefecture all at once, including seafood that can only be eaten here, such as kuchizoko, warasubo, and mutsugoro, as well as Saga vegetables and Akebono's proud Saga wagyu roast beef! Saga Prefecture is known worldwide for its ceramics, and the dishes are served on dishes made by representative ceramic artists from Arita and Karatsu. Enjoy the food and tableware culture that Saga is proud of! ◆Dinner We will prepare Ariake Sea local cuisine as the main course. Enjoy seafood that can only be eaten here, such as kuchizoko, warasubo, and mutsugoro, as well as Saga vegetables. Please also enjoy Akebono's unique use of tableware. ◆Breakfast This is a traditional Japanese breakfast! All the food is healthy for your body! The rice is Hinohikari rice from Saga (delicious rice cooked with spring water from Fuji Town) The seaweed is the finest Ariake Saga seaweed, which you can eat while warming it in a hoiro! A moist rolled egg with plenty of dashi! The fragrant miso soup is made with carefully prepared dashi stock from bonito flakes and kelp, and made with Okushi Kojiya's special koji miso A well-balanced breakfast that has been passed down in Japan since ancient times, including grilled dishes, small dishes such as simmered hijiki, takiawase, delicious umeboshi plums handmade by the staff, vegetable salad, etc. ◆Bath We will guide you to the bath with a view of the open-air small garden with glass on three sides Please check the hours of use at check-in ● The best location in Saga Although it is located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the governor's official residence, it is only a 5-minute walk to the downtown area with many restaurants. This is the "best location in Saga" close to government offices and cult

This is a simple plan for those who want to relax without meals. ●Established in 1889, an inn of tradition and innovation● Since opening about 130 years ago, we have been in the center of Saga and have been patronized by guests from inside and outside of Saga Prefecture. The wooden old building was loved by many literary figures, including the genius painter Aoki Shigeru, who died young. The corridors are decorated with ukiyo-e prints by Utagawa Hiroshige and Utagawa Kuniyoshi, who are famous for the Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido, as well as works by female painters from Saga. Many oil paintings by Hiroko Sugimoto A variety of pottery by local potters, a relaxing lobby, and a bathhouse with a beautiful small garden Please relax in a building where old-fashioned charm and modernity coexist *Please note that the building does not have an elevator and you must use the stairs ●The best location in Saga● Located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the Governor's Official Residence, it is only a 5-minute walk from the downtown area with many restaurants Close to government offices and cultural facilities such as the Saga Prefectural Office, Saga University, Saga Castle History Museum, Saga Prefectural Library, and art museums We can meet all your needs, from business to tourism. It is the "best location in Saga" where you can meet your needs. The moat of Saga Castle, which is one of the largest in Japan, is a mecca for running. We also recommend getting up early and taking a walk!! Parking and bicycles are free. The way to Akebono. Akebono is a 20-minute walk from JR Saga Station or a 5-minute taxi ride away. For guests who use a car, it is usually 20 minutes from the Kyushu Expressway Saga Yamato IC. From Yamato IC, head south on Route 263, then take Route 264 (turn right at the next traffic light after the National Hospital traffic light), pass under the JR overpass and pass the "Don 3 no Mori" square on the right, and you

[Plan Details] This is a traditional Japanese breakfast! All the foods are healthy for your body! The rice is Hinohikari rice from Saga (delicious rice cooked with spring water from Fuji Town) The seaweed is the finest Ariake Saga seaweed, which is eaten while warming it in a hoiro! A moist rolled egg with plenty of dashi! A fragrant miso soup made with carefully extracted dashi stock from bonito flakes and kelp and Okushi Kojiya's special koji miso Grilled dishes, small dishes such as simmered hijiki, rice dishes, delicious umeboshi plums handmade by the staff, vegetable salads, etc. A well-balanced breakfast that has been handed down in Japan since ancient times *Breakfast is from 7:30 to 9:00 (ends at 9:30) in the newly renovated dining room "Nabeshima", which is nearly 90 years old We guide you in a space where you can see green trees. ●The best location in Saga Located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the Governor's Official Residence, it is only a 5-minute walk to the downtown area with many restaurants Close to government offices and cultural facilities such as the Saga Prefectural Office, Saga University, Saga Castle History Museum, Saga Prefectural Library, and Art Museum This is the "best location in Saga" that can meet all your needs from business to tourism The moat of Saga Castle, one of the largest in Japan, is a mecca for running We recommend getting up early for a walk or a bike ride! *Please note that the hotel does not have an elevator and you will need to use the stairs ●Ride a free bicycle to explore the city, Nagasaki Kaido, and Saga Castle Horibata! The highlight is the "Pilgrimage of the 88 Ebisu Temples" With over 800 Ebisu statues in the city alone, Saga has the most Ebisu statues in Japan! ! Saga has few hills, making it the perfect place to cycle around. Our hotel also has the "Akebono Hokan Ebisu." Let's come into contact with Ebisu and be happy♪ ●Established in 1889, an inn of tradition and

Saga Prefecture has two completely different seas: the open sea with its winding coastline, including Karatsu Bay and Imari Bay, and the inland Ariake Sea, known as the tranquil mother sea. You can enjoy the rich seasonal flavors of Saga Prefecture all at once, including seafood that can only be eaten here, such as kuchizoko, warasubo, and mutsugoro, as well as Saga vegetables and Akebono's proud Saga wagyu roast beef! Saga Prefecture is known worldwide for its ceramics, and the dishes are served on dishes made by representative ceramic artists from Arita and Karatsu. Enjoy the food and tableware culture that Saga is proud of! ◆Dinner We will prepare Ariake Sea local cuisine as the main course. Enjoy seafood that can only be eaten here, such as kuchizoko, warasubo, and mutsugoro, as well as Saga vegetables. Please also enjoy Akebono's unique use of tableware. ◆Breakfast This is a traditional Japanese breakfast! All the food is healthy for your body! The rice is Hinohikari rice from Saga (delicious rice cooked with spring water from Fuji Town) The seaweed is the finest Ariake Saga seaweed, which you can eat while warming it in a hoiro! A moist rolled egg with plenty of dashi! The fragrant miso soup is made with carefully prepared dashi stock from bonito flakes and kelp, and made with Okushi Kojiya's special koji miso A well-balanced breakfast that has been passed down in Japan since ancient times, including grilled dishes, small dishes such as simmered hijiki, takiawase, delicious umeboshi plums handmade by the staff, vegetable salad, etc. ◆Bath We will guide you to the bath with a view of the open-air small garden with glass on three sides Please check the hours of use at check-in ● The best location in Saga Although it is located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the governor's official residence, it is only a 5-minute walk to the downtown area with many restaurants. This is the "best location in Saga" close to government offices and cult

This is a simple plan for those who want to relax without meals. ●Established in 1889, an inn of tradition and innovation● Since opening about 130 years ago, we have been in the center of Saga and have been patronized by guests from inside and outside of Saga Prefecture. The wooden old building was loved by many literary figures, including the genius painter Aoki Shigeru, who died young. The corridors are decorated with ukiyo-e prints by Utagawa Hiroshige and Utagawa Kuniyoshi, who are famous for the Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido, as well as works by female painters from Saga. Many oil paintings by Hiroko Sugimoto A variety of pottery by local potters, a relaxing lobby, and a bathhouse with a beautiful small garden Please relax in a building where old-fashioned charm and modernity coexist *Please note that the building does not have an elevator and you must use the stairs ●The best location in Saga● Located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the Governor's Official Residence, it is only a 5-minute walk from the downtown area with many restaurants Close to government offices and cultural facilities such as the Saga Prefectural Office, Saga University, Saga Castle History Museum, Saga Prefectural Library, and art museums We can meet all your needs, from business to tourism. It is the "best location in Saga" where you can meet your needs. The moat of Saga Castle, which is one of the largest in Japan, is a mecca for running. We also recommend getting up early and taking a walk!! Parking and bicycles are free. The way to Akebono. Akebono is a 20-minute walk from JR Saga Station or a 5-minute taxi ride away. For guests who use a car, it is usually 20 minutes from the Kyushu Expressway Saga Yamato IC. From Yamato IC, head south on Route 263, then take Route 264 (turn right at the next traffic light after the National Hospital traffic light), pass under the JR overpass and pass the "Don 3 no Mori" square on the right, and you

[Plan Details] This is a traditional Japanese breakfast! All the foods are healthy for your body! The rice is Hinohikari rice from Saga (delicious rice cooked with spring water from Fuji Town) The seaweed is the finest Ariake Saga seaweed, which is eaten while warming it in a hoiro! A moist rolled egg with plenty of dashi! A fragrant miso soup made with carefully extracted dashi stock from bonito flakes and kelp and Okushi Kojiya's special koji miso Grilled dishes, small dishes such as simmered hijiki, rice dishes, delicious umeboshi plums handmade by the staff, vegetable salads, etc. A well-balanced breakfast that has been handed down in Japan since ancient times *Breakfast is from 7:30 to 9:00 (ends at 9:30) in the newly renovated dining room "Nabeshima", which is nearly 90 years old We guide you in a space where you can see green trees. ●The best location in Saga Located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the Governor's Official Residence, it is only a 5-minute walk to the downtown area with many restaurants Close to government offices and cultural facilities such as the Saga Prefectural Office, Saga University, Saga Castle History Museum, Saga Prefectural Library, and Art Museum This is the "best location in Saga" that can meet all your needs from business to tourism The moat of Saga Castle, one of the largest in Japan, is a mecca for running We recommend getting up early for a walk or a bike ride! *Please note that the hotel does not have an elevator and you will need to use the stairs ●Ride a free bicycle to explore the city, Nagasaki Kaido, and Saga Castle Horibata! The highlight is the "Pilgrimage of the 88 Ebisu Temples" With over 800 Ebisu statues in the city alone, Saga has the most Ebisu statues in Japan! ! Saga has few hills, making it the perfect place to cycle around. Our hotel also has the "Akebono Hokan Ebisu." Let's come into contact with Ebisu and be happy♪ ●Established in 1889, an inn of tradition and

Saga Prefecture has two completely different seas: the open sea with its winding coastline, including Karatsu Bay and Imari Bay, and the inland Ariake Sea, known as the tranquil mother sea. You can enjoy the rich seasonal flavors of Saga Prefecture all at once, including seafood that can only be eaten here, such as kuchizoko, warasubo, and mutsugoro, as well as Saga vegetables and Akebono's proud Saga wagyu roast beef! Saga Prefecture is known worldwide for its ceramics, and the dishes are served on dishes made by representative ceramic artists from Arita and Karatsu. Enjoy the food and tableware culture that Saga is proud of! ◆Dinner We will prepare Ariake Sea local cuisine as the main course. Enjoy seafood that can only be eaten here, such as kuchizoko, warasubo, and mutsugoro, as well as Saga vegetables. Please also enjoy Akebono's unique use of tableware. ◆Breakfast This is a traditional Japanese breakfast! All the food is healthy for your body! The rice is Hinohikari rice from Saga (delicious rice cooked with spring water from Fuji Town) The seaweed is the finest Ariake Saga seaweed, which you can eat while warming it in a hoiro! A moist rolled egg with plenty of dashi! The fragrant miso soup is made with carefully prepared dashi stock from bonito flakes and kelp, and made with Okushi Kojiya's special koji miso A well-balanced breakfast that has been passed down in Japan since ancient times, including grilled dishes, small dishes such as simmered hijiki, takiawase, delicious umeboshi plums handmade by the staff, vegetable salad, etc. ◆Bath We will guide you to the bath with a view of the open-air small garden with glass on three sides Please check the hours of use at check-in ● The best location in Saga Although it is located in a quiet residential area on the same street as the governor's official residence, it is only a 5-minute walk to the downtown area with many restaurants. This is the "best location in Saga" close to government offices and cult