Fukushima Hachimangu
The Yame-Fukushima lantern puppets are dedicated here. An Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
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The Yame-Fukushima lantern puppets are dedicated here. An Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
A town of altar and lantern makers, where the workshops face the street and the houses are behind them.
Built inside like a miniature temple, and finished by seven separate trades in sequence.
A single bamboo strip wound as a spiral for the frame, and the picture painted from inside so it shows when lit.
Stages villages built for themselves, with the sloping shrine ground serving as the audience.
A crafts hall in Yame showing the town's Buddhist altars, lanterns and paper, with hand papermaking to try.
A Kurume kasuri weaver in Yame, offering a 60-minute tour and a two-hour weaving session.
A large Yame tea plantation in Yame City. From the lookout, visitors can view 70 hectares of tea fields, the Ariake Sea, and the Shimabara Peninsula.
A leisure pool inside Greenpia Yame in Yame, with five pools and a covered rest area.
A nature park in Yame City. Located at the foot of Mount Shaka and Mount Gozen, it has a suspension bridge, walking paths, and stream fishing facilities.
An observatory in Yame City. Visitors can experience the night sky through a 100 cm telescope and a planetarium.
A gorge in Yame City. Over about 6 km, large and unusual rocks such as Shomen-iwa and Kehogi-iwa line the area.
A museum in Yame City. Visitors can learn the process of Yame handmade washi and try making items such as cards and postcards.