Kitakyushu Museum of Natural History & Human History
A natural history and history museum in Kitakyushu City. It displays more than 9,000 natural history and history exhibits.
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A natural history and history museum in Kitakyushu City. It displays more than 9,000 natural history and history exhibits.
A museum in Kitakyushu City. It introduces the strait’s history, nature, and culture, with views of the strait from the fifth floor.
A riverside park in Nogata City. It has lawns and large play equipment, and seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms and sunflowers can be seen.
A flower park in Oto. It spreads beside the roadside station, with seasonal flower fields viewable from the observation deck.
A camp village in Nogata. This summer-only facility near Ryuo Falls has bungalows and rest shelters.
A folk-figure shop in Miyawaka. It carries Oidashi Neko figures with two faces: an angry face and a smiling face.
A park in Ukiha City centered on the three Kose waterfalls. In summer, its current pool is opened free of charge.
A prefectural park in Chikugo City. Centered on the Funagoya Nakanoshima area, it spans Chikugo City and Miyama City.
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.
A Tendai temple in Ogi, where you can copy sutras and stand under the waterfall in austerity.
A children's amusement park in Kono Park, Saga City.
A national park across Yoshinogari and Kanzaki, with a reconstructed Yayoi moated settlement.
A waterfall and park in Ureshino, falling in three stages.
A park in memory of those killed by the atomic bomb, with the Peace Statue, where a ceremony is held each 9 August.
The point above which the atomic bomb burst on 9 August 1945, marked by a black stone pillar.
Islands off Sasebo — 208 of them in a chain, within Saikai National Park.
A park in Sasebo at the westernmost point of mainland Japan, with a monument to mark it.
A park in Sasebo, looking out over the Kujukushima islands from a grassy hill.
An aquarium in Sasebo, with a tank recreating the sea around the Kujukushima islands.