[2025 Saga Attraction] Travel Guide for Saga Balloon Museum (Updated Apr)

The Saga Balloon Museum is packed with the charm of the Saga International Balloon Fiesta, which is held every autumn. 🎈 There are plenty of experiential corners where you can see life-sized hot air balloons and learn how hot air balloons work! The VR experience makes you feel as if you are riding in a balloon. 🌏 The museum shop also sells cute balloon-themed goods. 🎁 You can enjoy a colorful, photogenic world while learning about Saga's unique culture. 📸✨ Even if you can't go to the Balloon Fiesta, you can still enjoy the charm of balloons here! 🚃 Access Nearest station: About 15 minutes walk from JR Saga Station 🎈 Recommended points ・Get the feeling of riding a hot air balloon with a VR experience🌏 ・The life-size hot air balloon exhibit is impressive✨ ・You can also learn about the history of the Saga Balloon Fiesta📖 #0 yen travel February 2025 #Saga Balloon Museum #Hot air balloon experience #Saga sightseeing #Balloon Fiesta #Colorful world

Saga, Japan is a slower-paced place than Taipei. It is very comfortable to go to Saga and the air is very clean! It takes about 20 minutes to walk straight from Saga Station to the Hot Air Balloon Museum; there are various chairs along the way where you can sit, rest and take photos! The hot air balloon museum closes at 5 p.m., and the tickets are very cheap. Every service staff inside is very polite, and even offered to take photos for us! This is a place that both adults and children will love. There is a very clear explanation of the principles of hot air ballooning! Children and adults can also play level-breaking games and get stamps as souvenirs! There is also a claw machine inside, which is given as a gift when you buy a ticket. Basically, you can get interesting claw machines! Recommended to everyone who travels to Saga, it is a great place for leisure and entertainment and to increase knowledge!

Don't know where to take the kids? Why not come to Saga? There are many places suitable for children to play, and both adults and children can play all day. Don't miss it! Must-visit attractions ✅Mitsuse Farm: Covering an area of 750,000 square meters, children can leisurely enjoy nature in the vast grassland and interact with cute animals up close. There are also various experiential activities in the farm, such as making milk candy and ice cream, which are suitable for families to enjoy. You can also taste local specialties in the restaurant in the farm. ✅Saga Balloon Museum: Saga Prefecture holds a hot air balloon competition in early November every year, which is very lively. If you miss the competition, you can also take your children to the Saga Balloon Museum. The first floor is a projection room with video materials of the International Hot Air Balloon Carnival over the years; the second floor is used for popularizing the history and related knowledge of hot air balloons, and you can also experience real-life operation. ✅Yoshinogari Historical Park: A park built to preserve the largest ruins of the Yayoi period in Japan, the "Yoshinogari Ruins". Here, children can learn more about the Yayoi period through the displayed unearthed cultural relics. ✅Takeo Ureshino Fairy Tale Village: This is a theme park with flowers and squirrels as the theme. There are about 500 cute squirrels in the park, and children can experience feeding squirrels. ✅Ninja Village Hizen Yumekaido: Located in Ureshino Onsen, it is a theme park where you can experience the life of a ninja. The park reproduces the buildings and streets of the Edo period, and various dramas performed by ninjas and samurai are held from time to time.

Saga holds a hot air balloon festival in November every year. It attracts many tourists to come for pilgrimage. This event has become a local feature of Saga. The balloon museum displays many of their activities over the years and games that simulate liftoff. It is quite interesting. Suitable for families to play together! #saga