November Events in Saga
International Balloon Fiesta When: Friday, October 30 to Tuesday, November 3 Where: Kase River Ancient and Medieval Exchange between Japan and Korea When: Friday, September 18 to Wednesday, November 4 Where: […]
International Balloon Fiesta When: Friday, October 30 to Tuesday, November 3 Where: Kase River Ancient and Medieval Exchange between Japan and Korea When: Friday, September 18 to Wednesday, November 4 Where: […]
Circle Time Halloween with Asomanabu Come join your fellow JETs in reading, singing, and playing games with children in Saga! This event is to make kids feel a familiarity toward […]
こんにちは、ハナです! 9月の第一回のセミナーのトピックスはサーでした。ラーリーは16世紀に住んでいた冒険者であって、アメリカの初めてのイギリス人村を作ろうとしたほか、タバコをイギリス中に紹介したり、南米に黄金を探しに行ったり、とても面白い人物でありました。 今月はセミナーを二回開きますので、29日の講座もお楽しみに! Hi everyone! This week’s seminar topic was Sir Walter Raleigh, the 16th Century British adventurer. He was an interested figure, attempting to start the first British settlement […]
Musical Performance by the Nishibu Houmen Ongaku Tai in Saga When: Sunday, September 9 at 1:00pm Where: Saga City Culture Hall (Bunkakaikan) TAKASHIMA Kiyoshi: Live in “Now”and Something I Want to Express Exhibit […]
Saga may not always be a coffee table name when it comes to well known Japanese prefectures but the town of Arita is easily recognized among Japanese people and pottery enthusiasts. I […]
As you may have heard, the remains Mietsu Naval Dock in Saga City have recently been designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. It was here that the first […]
Sakae no Kuni Festival When: August 1, 2:00 to 10:00 pm (some events start at 10:00 am); August 2, 11:00 am to 11:00 pm Where: Saga City Symbol Road and […]
Tokujin Yoshioka: Tornado When: July 2 to August 2, 9:30 am to 6:00 pm. (Closed Mondays) Where: Saga Prefectural Art Museum, Exhibition Rooms 2 to 4 Cost: Free More information […]
Did you know that we are in the peak of ume (梅) season? Ume is commonly translated as plum, but it’s actually more closely related to the apricot. The flowers […]
先日は佐賀を代表する丸ぼうろのベーカリー鶴屋を見学させてもらいました。鶴屋は1639年に創業、二代目のオーナーは出島に行ってもともとポルトガルからのお菓子、丸ぼうろのレシピをオランダ人に習ったと言われています。 370年後の今でも、丸ぼうろは昔ながらの作り方で作られています。材料はシンプル(小麦粉、卵、砂糖や蜂蜜)で、優しい甘さがします。見た目はクッキーですが、食感はふわふわでケーキに似ています。焼き立ての丸ぼうろをいただいてみたのですが、最高においしかったですよ♪ The other day I visited a bakery of one of Saga’s most famous sweets: marubouro. The bakery, Tsuruya, was founded in 1639, and though the marubouro itself is […]