アザメの瀬

Park • Ochicho Sari, Karatsu, Saga 849-3233, Japan

3.9(21 reviews)

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Hidden Natural Paradise in Saga Prefecture - Azame-no-se

A Natural Healing Space Surrounded by Water and Greenery

Azame-no-se, surrounded by the beautiful river landscape of Matsuura River, is a natural and scenic spot located in Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture. Here, you can fully experience the lakes and marshes formed by the river's floodplain and the surrounding natural environment.

An Environmental Learning Environment to Explore Ecosystems

Azame-no-se is not just a scenic spot. It has well-maintained reservoirs, piers, and a natural environmental learning center, providing facilities for learning about the operation of nature. It has become a valuable environmental education site where you can observe small animals in the fields or learn about the ecosystem of lakes and marshes.

Healing Panorama and the Colors of the Seasons

From the small hill overlooking the reservoir, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the clear water and the surrounding greenery. In the summer, lotus flowers bloom, adding color to the tranquil space. It is a hidden space where you can experience the changing nature and spend leisurely time.

A Place of Historical Romance

This place holds significant historical memories, as it was once visited by the Reiwa Emperor. The trees planted at that time have grown tall and continue to welcome visitors. As you walk through, you will deeply feel the importance of the connection between nature and people.

Azame-no-se is a special place where you can immerse yourself in the abundant blessings of Saga's nature. Why not take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and create lasting memories here?

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Reviews

3(8 months ago)

Kowalski Jan

When I heard the word ``sho'', I was imagining a place along the Matsuura River where the water is shallow and you can play in the water at a water park. I guess this is a river lake. (The correct name is "flood plain.") The explanation was that it was a puddle that was formed when the Matsuura River rose. It was a biotope-like place, like a swamp with no moving water. There are two lakes, located north and south. The lake on the north side has only a monument visited by His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince (Emperor Reiwa) and explanatory text (mainly explaining that it was developed as part of the ◯◯ project, with less geological and biological explanations). So, I didn't think I could get close to the lake, so I ended up looking at it from a distance. However, there was a pier on the lake on the south side, so I was able to take a short walk. I found out later. There was something like a learning center on the south side of the two lakes, but it was closed on Sunday. It's not a place where a lot of people pass by, and it feels like it's only open when there are groups or something like that.

5(11 months ago)

浦川文徳

At a facility located near a river that is under the jurisdiction of the workplace. At this time of year, it's always nice to see elementary school students in the vicinity planting rice in the rice fields around the facility and playing in the rice fields. Also, when you see the many beautiful lotus flowers blooming in the surrounding area, it is so beautiful that it will cleanse your soul.

4(2 years ago)

A-B-fly-XYZ

A space where fish can take refuge when the water level of the river increases. It has been constructed artificially (public works) to take advantage of the topography and is suitable for learning about the natural environment. Area slightly east (south on the map) of Wadayama Bridge on the Matsuura River in Sari, Ochi-machi, Karatsu City (to the right when facing downstream, on the right bank) There is a hill overlooking the reservoir, a pier for the reservoir, and the building ``Azame no Se Natural Environment Learning Center.'' The learning center has a parking lot, a building (currently closed), and a three-tiered rice terrace just below the building, which seems to be functioning as a biotope. The pond also has a pier. There is also a lotus pond on the south side of the building's parking lot. In 2004, the then Crown Prince and current Emperor Reiwa visited, and a commemorative tree was planted in the parking lot of the building, which is still growing well. When you walk around the three-tiered rice terraces and the water pond, you can feel the plants, flowers, and insects. Strolling around will be a light walk. To get there, there is a sign on the wall of a house near Wadayama Bridge on the Matsuura River on Prefectural Route 38 that says ``Azame no Se →''. Late October 2021

4(2 years ago)

ほりジイ

A managed area for observing the natural scenery of the Matsuura River ideal biotope Almost all year round, there are no people. A spot where you can hear the chirping of birds and the sound of the wind

3(5 months ago)

y k

In the summer, I always go to Lotus Pond to sketch!

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