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Yanagawa Tourism Development Yanagawa Descend

Yanagawa Tourism Development Yanagawa Descend

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  • Address:
  • 329 Takahata, Mihashi-cho, Yanagawa, Fukuoka
  • PublicTransportation:  
Nishitetsu Nishitetsu Yanagawa Station → 5 minutes walk; or 3 minutes by shuttle bus
  • CarAccess:  
11km 20 minutes from Miyama Yanagawa IC on Kyushu Road via National Route 443
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0944-72-6177
  • Parking Number:  
30 cars

Business Hours

9:30 to 16:00

Price

Adults (12 years old and over) 1650 yen, dwarfs (6 to 11 years old) 830 yen

Spot Category

Sightseeing boat, houseboat, river down, cruising, flower viewing spot


Full view of Matsuzuki boarding ground
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Landscape Down River (Summer)
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Landscape (Winter) down the river
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From the literati's foot bath

A foot bath in Karatachi Bunjin's Afoot Park along the river, which is known for its descent, close to Yanagawa's tourist attraction "Obana". The spring quality of the hot spring, which is filled with a large foot bath with a roof, is a sodium-hydrogen carbonate-chloride spring, which reduces the fatigue of the feet and is effective in the recovery of fatigue. On the side of the foot foot, a panel featuring Hakushu Kitahara and Kazuo Dan and seven other writers from Yukari Yanagawa is also on display.

Yanagawa Mujo Senbei Inari-cho Head Office

A confectionery shop facing the digging where boats down the river come and go, right near the Yanagawa feudal lord Tachibana's flower. The popular product "Yanagawa Mujo Senbei" is a soft rice cracker made by adding flour, sugar, honey, and plenty of eggs, kneading and baking. He has been awarded the Cabinet Minister's Award at the 20th National Confectionery Exposition, and the branding of Funakuri is cool and perfect for souvenirs. The crisp, tactile nori rice cracker made from fine nori from the Ariake Sea is also delicious.

Baisuido Koshiyama

A long-established Japanese confectionery store established in 1858. Koshiyama mochi, which is made by wrapping white bean paste in rice cakes, is a famous confectionery that the lord of Yanagawa was also a big favorite. It is palm-sized, soft and soft, and features elegant sweetness. 1 piece 130 yen, 10 pieces 1460 yen to box best for souvenirs.

Temple Town

A town where temples were collected during the Edo period for the defense of Kurume Castle. It is lined with 17 temples, and still retains the features of the Edo period. In each quaint temple there are tombs of many of the predecessors who were active in Kurume. The most well-known people are King Shishi Takayama Hikokuro, the founder of Kurume mochi, Inoue Den, the founder of Kurume Atsuji, Motozo Sakamoto, and the Western painter Harue Koga.

Suiten Palace

Sōhō-gū of Suiten-gū, which is located throughout the country. The beginning was that Ise, who served Emperor Andoku's birth mother, Takakura Taira Nakamiya [Azechi no Tsuboune], enshrined the spirit of the Heike, who had perished in the Battle of Nōnoura, to mourn. It is known as the guardian deity of asanis, child-giving, water-relief, and children.

Fukuju Temple

The temple of Obaku sect in a corner of Adachi Forest Park. The feudal lord, Tadamasa Ogasawara, was erected in Kanbun 5 (1665). It was later vanished by military fire and fire of Chōshū Cavalry at the end of the Tokugawa period. The main hall was rebuilt in Kyoho 2 (1717). Kaesando and others were built after the Meiji era. There is a garden behind the main hall, and the Sesshu Garden, which has natural stones in a borrowed view of Mount Ashitate, is a must. Please note that some of the precincts in the direction of the back mountain are unwatchable.

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