Shigenobu Okuma, twice prime minister of Japan and founder of Waseda University, was born in Saga. At Kaishokoji in Saga city (modern day Mizugae), where Shigenobu spent his childhood, there is a cluster of grand residences once lived in by the retainers of the Saga Domain, and rows of storehouses and wholesalers along the river. Kaishokoji gets its name from the fact that public officials and merchants used the alleyway (koji) as a meeting place (kaisho). In a corner of this area is the samurai-style home where Shigenobu was born. There are only a small number of samurai residences built in the Tenpo Period (1830-1844) which remain standing today, and these old residences are a category of Japan's historic sites.

大隈重信記念館

早稻田大學是日本歷史悠久的頂尖學府，在這裏可以享受校園的靜謐及感受到自由的學風。

* 校園食堂對外開放，現金/交通卡付款，值得嘗試。
* Uni. Shop & Cafe 125 的咖啡和販售的紀念品，不妨進去享受一下大學氛圍。

來的時候剛好沒開 旁邊咖啡店坐著吹風很舒服

地標，也確實很吸引人不停按快門。