A temple for academic success where the god of knowledge, Sugawarano Michizane, is enshrined

A luxurious house that a Coal Mine King built for his wife

A castle ruin designated as a National Cultural Property. Founded in 1601, it is also known as "Maizuru-jo" or Dancing Crane Castle.

The tallest seaside tower in Japan which measures 234 meters in height. A symbol of Fukuoka covered with one-way mirrors.

Over 2 million participants in 2 days! Local resident's festival representing Fukuoka!

It is a dynamic men's festival with more than 700 years of history.

The largest busy district in Kitakyushu city which flourished as a castle town in the Edo period.

Built in 1602, the most famous sightseeing spot in north Kyushu and also a symbol of Kokura.

One of the best temples in Kyushu that has amazing gardens and loved by the nickname “Koke-dera”

The theme of the museum is cultural exchange. It is the fourth museum built in Japan after Tokyo, Nara and Kyoto.

An area concentrated with nostalgic western-style buildings near Moji Port that opened in 1889.

The observation deck where you can enjoy a night view that is counted in “New Three Major Night Views of Japan.”