Things to do in Ukiha

Hakinokaze

No. 2 of Best Things to Do in Dazaifu

Kyushu National Museum

The Kyushu National Museum opened in 2005. It is said to be the largest of the national museums in Japan. It mainly displays precious cultural relics from the Paleolithic period to the Meiji period in the Kyushu area. Of course, there are also many Asian, especially some Art treasures of ancient China. Architectural Features The building of the museum itself is very distinctive. It uses double-layer glass as the main exterior. The clean and bright glass reflects the surrounding green mountains and green trees. A scene shot. In the museum, you can enjoy the light from nature, which is very pleasant. Experience History and Culture The Kyushu National Museum has a modern and beautiful appearance, but has a quaint historical connotation. Unlike other museums that focus on the display of art, the museum in Kyushu emphasizes giving visitors an in-depth experience of history and culture. You can see a large number of historical relics here, and learn about Japan's past and how Japanese culture has gradually formed. of. In this elegantly arranged exhibition hall, it should be quite romantic and comfortable to savor the cultural works endowed by history.

No. 14 of Family-friendly Attractions in Japan

Marine World

Marine World Umi-no-nakamichi, located in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, opened in 1989 with the concept of being "an aquarium that adults can enjoy as well." This aquarium exhibits approximately 350 species and 30,000 marine creatures. It features a beautiful exterior reminiscent of a white shell. It has four floors above ground, a site area of ​​48,000㎡, and a total floor space of 21,400㎡. It is one of the top five aquariums in Japan. One of the most popular attractions at Marine World Umi-no-Nakamichi is the performance show featuring dolphins and sea lions. A wide variety of dolphins, including Pacific white-sided dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, and short-finned pilot whales, appear here and perform in perfect harmony with their trainers. The dolphins are particularly impressive when they jump across the pool or when the trainers perform tricks while riding on the dolphins' backs. In addition, at the end of the show, there is a unique element where the dolphins throw a ball towards the audience with their tails, making the audience feel even closer to the dolphins.

Gensenya (formerly Yoakeyakuto Onsen)

Higaeri Onsen Nijinoyu

Tsuzura Rice Terrace

Kyoho Winery

Kyoho Winery is located in the forests of Tanushimaru, Kurume, and is one of the oldest wineries in Fukuoka. Kyoho Winery was established in 1972 and works with local farmers to cultivate high-quality Kyoho grapes, which are used to produce 100% Kyoho wine, a feat once considered difficult to achieve. The site features a shop selling seasonal wines, a café-restaurant where you can taste grapes and local cuisine, and a BBQ area with views of the Chikugo Plain and Kyoho vineyards. Fruit wines handcrafted from freshly picked fruit have a distinct flavor.

Koura Taisha Shrine

No. 2 of Fall Viewing Attractions in Fukuoka

Ohori Park

Ohori Park features a unique waterscape formed by its expansive lake, small islands scattered throughout, and the stone bridges that connect them. The lake was originally the moat of the Fukuoka Castle Ruins. The park opened in 1929, and the lake covers approx. half of the park's area. Nakanoshima Island is connected by several bridges, and the Ukimido Hall on the island is a representative view. The walking path around the lake is approx. 2 km long, making it suitable for walking, jogging, and cycling. Boat rental facilities are available by the lake, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery of the lakeshore and islands from the water. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom along the lake, while in winter, water birds often stop by. The park also features a Japanese garden, the Fukuoka Art Museum, and a Noh theater. The Japanese garden showcases traditional styles with its pond, artificial hills, dry landscape (karesansui), and tea house, offering changing scenery throughout the seasons; the Fukuoka Art Museum houses works by artists such as Dalí, Miró, and Chagall, as well as a collection of ancient Japanese art; and the Noh theater is used for traditional performances such as Noh and Kyogen. In addition, the park has a children's play area, providing leisure space for visitors of all ages.

Minaminosato Rest Area