Saga Balloon Museum

On the first day of arriving in Fukuoka, I went straight to Sagacho next door, visited the ancient tombs and hot air balloon museums in the Yasuo era, climbed the peak of the Kameho Shrine, and returned to the Big Fish Shrine, and found a coin-operated rice machine. It was really interesting. After a day of walking, I ate Saga Niu 🐮 at night. The waiter was worried that I could not eat 200g of meat. After seeing me, I ate deliciously. I also said that rice can be added for free. 😂 Round drums are bulging and back to Fukuoka 😅 Kyushu tram 🚃 Although it is very retro, it is very comfortable and beautiful. It is not convenient to need to sell tickets manually. And only receiving cash is a bit unexpectedly backward 😋

[View] Nakatomi Memorial Medicine Museum and this Saga Hot Air Balloon Museum are very special museums, the building is very special, and the souvenir shops can buy everything! Interesting ～

If you have time in Saga, it is also a good choice to go to the hot air balloon museum. Since there are no people during school and work hours when we go, it is said that there will be many people on weekends. On the first floor, you can watch the image of the hot air balloon full of the scene. Go to the second floor to visit and experience the hot air balloon ride. Although it is a simulated driving, it is quite fun. If you are tired, you can enjoy the local Saga ingredients in the cafe in the hall and spend a relaxing time.

If you visit the paid exhibition area, you will have 2 hours of free parking. Parking tickets must be exchanged at the service desk on the first floor.

At the Balloon Museum, you can experience balloon operation with a flight simulator and become a balloon pilot.