Sazanka Senbokukan Merchandise Hall, Yoshinogari Roadside Station (物産館「さざんか千坊館」道の駅 吉野ヶ里)

Flow of the course

About this spot

A scenic roadside station situated on the mountain pass of National Route 385, nestled in the hills between Kanzaki City and Fukuoka Prefecture. The name 'Senboku' (千坊) comes from the tradition that many Buddhist temple quarters once stood among the Sefuri Mountains. From the observation deck, the vast Saga Plain stretches at your feet, and on clear days, you can see all the way toward Ariake Bay. The shop displays fresh morning vegetables from local farmers and local specialties, while the dining area serves unpretentious set meals and noodle dishes with a view. It's a refreshing mountain pass oasis where you can enjoy both lunch after exploring the archaeological site and shop for souvenirs, with pleasant mountain breezes.

Tips

The mountain pass roads have many curves, so drive carefully. Popular fresh morning vegetables may be depleted by afternoon, so secure your vegetable souvenirs before eating. The observation deck is windy, so bring a light wrap on cool days for comfort.

Best time to visit

Approximately 1 hour. Visiting just after the lunch rush allows you to enjoy both the dining area and shop at a leisurely pace.

Access & map

〒842-0101 Saga Prefecture, Kanzaki District, Yoshinogari Town, Matsuguma 1710−11