About Saku
- About 99,000 people live in Saku.
- It lies in the Nagano region.
- It's about 124 km to Tokyo, the country's largest city.
- For a bigger city, Takasaki is about 50 km away.
- Close by: Ueda (27 km), Matsumoto (46 km) and Nagano (55 km).
Dating by city / Japan / Nagano region / Saku
Dating in Saku
Looking for a date, something serious or new friends in Saku? Create a profile and you could be the first local on this page.
First-date ideas for Saku
Daytime dates suit a town like Saku: a late breakfast or a walk before lunch feels relaxed and ends on its own.
Staying safe
- Meet in busy public places and tell a friend where you are going.
- Never send money to people you met online.
- Report and block anyone who makes you uncomfortable.
Dating in Saku: questions and answers
Who can I meet near Saku?
More than 1.6 million people live within 50 km of Saku, in 31 towns and cities including Takasaki, Matsumoto and Ueda. You set the distance yourself in the filters, from 10 km up to 500 km — or choose “Any distance”.
Is there a free dating site in Saku?
Yes, completely. Nothing on YADate is paid, in Saku or anywhere else: you can browse, like, write first and send voice messages or gifts without a subscription or credits. Daily caps exist only to stop spam: up to 40 new conversations a day, for example.
Are the singles around Saku real people?
There are no fake profiles here: YADate doesn't create them or chat on anyone's behalf. Photos go live only after a moderator approves them, every account confirms an email address, and reports are reviewed by people. Anyone who asks for money or pushes you to move to another app straight away is worth reporting.
Can I meet someone who doesn't live in Saku?
Yes. Pick any other city in the filters, at home or abroad, and YADate shows the people there.
Dating tips
Profile & photos
How to write a profile that gets replies
Your profile is your first hello. How to write a few honest lines and choose photos that make people want to start a conversation.
First messages
First messages that actually start a conversation
“Hi, how are you?” rarely gets far. How to write a first message that is easy and pleasant to answer — with examples you can adapt.
First dates
First date ideas that are easy and safe
The best first dates are short, public and relaxed. Ideas that leave room to talk — plus simple safety habits that let you enjoy the meeting.