Saito

Saito is a town placed in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan. As of October 2016, the town has an envisioned populace of 30,324 and a populace density of sixty nine men and women per km². The overall vicinity is 438.56 km². The agricultural products of Saito encompass inexperienced peppers, cucumbers and candy corn. And the Saito is famous for its eel from Hokita and the Saito Baru Burial Mounds. There are many locations of interest in Saito. These consist of shrines, temples, museums and homes of architectural or historical hobby.

Saito is perhaps most well-known for Saitobaru that's a National Special Historic web site and historic studies website. Other remarkable locations include Saito's Sports Center, Concert Hall and Irifune Eel Restaurant. The Flower Festival is a risk to enjoy Saitobaru's 2000 sakura trees as they flower for the quick time at the give up of March and starting of April. Saitobaru is also complete of canola plants. Saito is the 5th biggest town within the Miyazaki prefecture. 70% of the city is mountainous, and a river cuts via the metropolis from northwest to southeast.