Sarayama Park

皿山公園

Sarayama is the place where Kato Tamikichi, the originator of Seto style ceramics, hid after being accused of spying and pursued ceramic art. The Sarayama area has since been developed as a park. In addition to the irises, azaleas and cherry blossoms blooming in the park, 2,000 hydrangeas add to its color under the cloud of the rainy season between June and July. The park also offers the second longest roller slide in Kyushu, an athletic gym and countless other features that attract many families on holidays!

About the Hydrangea: 2,000 Hydrangea
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible bathrooms; guide dogs permitted

Address (Japanese)	811-2114　福岡県糟屋郡須恵町上須恵21－3
Address	Kamisue, Sue Town, Kasuya County, Fukuoka
Telephone Number	092-932-1438（須恵町役場地域振興課）
Contact	Sue Town Industrial Development Department
Open	Hydrangea in bloom in early June through early July
Price	Free
Car Park	Available; 100 vehicles
Access	By train - A 40 minute walk from JR Sue Chuo Station on the Kashii Line By bus - A 25 minute walk from Nishitetsu “Kami Sue Guchi” stop By car - About 15 minutes via Prefectural Road 35 from the Fukuoka Interchange off the Kyushu Expressway