March Events in Saga
Here are some events and activities coming up in March! Nagasaki Lantern Festival Where: Chinatown, Nagasaki City When: 2/19 – 3/5 Details: See over 15,000 beautiful lanterns light up Chinatown, see a Chinese […]
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February Events in Saga
Here are some February events happening around Saga Prefecture! Nabeshima Family Hina Matsuri Display Where: Chokokan, Saga City When: 2/21 – 3/31, 10:00 – 17:00, 300 yen Website “Mame Hina” Tiny […]
Upcoming Japanese Cooking Class!
The Saga City International Relations Association is hosting a Japanese Cooking Class this March specifically for foreign residents. Come down to Avance in Saga City to learn how to cook […]
Canadian Cooking Class in Saga!
With the help of SPIRA I (Nyomi) hosted a Canadian themed cooking class! It was a lot of fun and I found it a great way to not only practice my […]
It’s Circle Time「サークルタイム」!
For children in Saga who interact with English in a classroom setting, the times when they can enjoy the language free from school structure are usually few and far between. […]
Glamour, Danger + Declarations of Love – Karatsu Kunchi
At the start of November, Karatsu City attracts thousands of people from all over the world to see the Karatsu Kunchi Festival. Karatsu is a small city located in Saga […]
Block 10 Events Update #4
Here is Penny’s final Block 10 events update! Lots of cool stuff so take a look! And once again, thanks to Penny for doing such a great job of being […]
Fukagawa Seiji Lavender Fair
Exciting event alert at Fukagawa Seiji! May 17 – June 2 Lavender flower viewing Enjoy views over 3000 beautiful lavender flowers at the Fukagawa Seiji facilities (China on the Park) in […]
The 111th Arita Ceramic Fair Special Events and Exhibitions
Hallo 🙂 Hanna です。 Arita’s biggest event of the year, the Arita Ceramic Fair (陶器市 – “Tokiichi”) will officially start tomorrow, April 29and end next Monday, May 5; again over […]
Saga AJET Events Update No.2
Hello Everyone! I hope this update finds you happy and adjusting well to the new school year and spring season. The months of May and June have a bunch of […]
