Kaho no Sato Fruit Republic Kyushu Apple Village
A fruit-growing area in Kama. Pears and apples are grown on the slopes of Mount Umi, and apple picking is available in season.
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A fruit-growing area in Kama. Pears and apples are grown on the slopes of Mount Umi, and apple picking is available in season.
A limestone cave in Tagawa. Its First Cave is a prefectural natural monument, with about 170 meters of walking route.
A flower park in Oto. It spreads beside the roadside station, with seasonal flower fields viewable from the observation deck.
A waterfall in Fukuchi. It drops 25 meters in Agano Gorge, and the surrounding forest is listed among Japan's 100 Water Source Forests.
A prayer hall in Soeda. Rebuilt in 1616, the shrine building is a National Important Cultural Property and hosts rituals and prayers.
A viewpoint scene in Iizuka. It can be seen from Yagiyama Observation Park and appears rarely on autumn mornings after rain.
A shrine in Soeda. It enshrines Toyohiwake no Mikoto and Buzenbo Tengu, with a cedar-lined approach and a hall built against a large rock.
The Menbei factory in Soeda. Factory tours and hand-baking sessions are suspended (as of February 2025).
A camp village in Nogata. This summer-only facility near Ryuo Falls has bungalows and rest shelters.
An inclined lift in Soeda. It carries visitors toward Hikosan Jingu Hoheiden and reaches Kami Station in about seven minutes.
A folk-figure shop in Miyawaka. It carries Oidashi Neko figures with two faces: an angry face and a smiling face.
A keyhole-shaped kofun in Keisen Town designated as a Special Historic Site. It has colorful decorative murals, and its stone chamber is specially opened in spring and autumn.
A spring event in Yanagawa City. From mid to late April, stalls and local product sales are held at the shrine and park.
A temple in Ogori City also known as Yokoguma Kannon. About 10,000 frog figurines and objects line its grounds.
A summer event in Kurume City. Throughout August, lanterns on both sides of the 131 stone steps are lit.
A shrine on Mount Kora in Kurume City. Its early Edo-period main hall and other buildings are designated Important Cultural Properties.
A summer event in Ogori City. Wind chimes with paper strips bearing wishes are dedicated around the temple grounds.
A seasonal outdoor pool in Kurume City. It has a current pool, water slides, and pools for young children.
A park in Ukiha City centered on the three Kose waterfalls. In summer, its current pool is opened free of charge.
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 ryotei inn in Yanagawa City that carries on the Tachibana family residence. Guests can stay and dine within the estate designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty.
A leisure pool inside Greenpia Yame in Yame, with five pools and a covered rest area.
A streetscape along the former Bungo Kaido in Ukiha City. About 250 buildings remain in the nationally designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
A shrine in Ukiha City. Located in Jogahana Park, it enshrines three deities, with red torii gates continuing along the mountain.