Pia Wurtzbach returns to Japan to embark on yet another remarkable adventure on the second season of “Pia’s Postcards,” this time exploring a fragment of the land of the rising sun’s quiet countryside-Saga.
The beauty queen helps shine the spotlight on the small prefecture in Kyushu, most famous for being the so-called origin of ceramics in Japan, and for its hot springs.
Join Pia as she visits Cat Café Coron, a charming café that shelters rescued cats, all of which are available for adoption.
The lovely host also stops by Hirakawaya, a place popular for its Onsen Yudofu, a Japanese tofu hot pot boiled with hot spring water that’s a known specialty of the Ureshino Onsen area.
She also digs in on some tofu ice cream for the very first time.
The trip also takes Queen P to her very first hot air balloon ride, an experience that gives her a peek into where the largest international hot air balloon competition in Asia-the Saga International Balloon Fiesta-is being held, usually in late October to early November of every year.
Now on its 2nd season, “Pia’s Postcards” has brought the country’s third MissUniverse across fascinating local and foreign destinations where she immerses herself in the wonderful culture of the places she visits.
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