Located in the eastern part of Saga Prefecture and home to approximately 25,000 people, Miyaki-cho is a town where autumn sunflowers are in full bloom for a month from November, creating a beautiful coexistence of the clear autumn sky and sunflowers. This scenery, which has a different charm from that of summer sunflowers, strikes the heart like an out-of-season gift.
In addition, nine buildings of the Amabuki Brewery have been designated as registered tangible cultural properties, and there are many cultural assets and historical legacies in Saga Prefecture.
The Yoshinogari Ruins of the Yayoi Period (300 BCE–300 CE), which appear in history textbooks, were discovered in the neighboring city of Kanzaki. Today, the area has been developed as a historical park and is a place where visitors can spend time at leisure.
