Kuzuryu Dam
Kuzuryu Dam in Ono. A rockfill dam built by piling up rock, with pumped-storage power generation.
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Kuzuryu Dam in Ono. A rockfill dam built by piling up rock, with pumped-storage power generation.
Fukui Port and Technoport Fukui in Sakai. A port developed together with coastal industrial land.
It exhibits the history and tools of Hakata-ori and gives demonstrations of hand weaving. It is run by the cooperative and also carries products.
A facility that stages the traditional performing arts of Hakata. Geigi dances and Hakata-ori obi can be seen in the same place.
A display and sales space run by a Hakata doll studio. Visitors can watch the painting up close.
Folk toys formed by pasting layers of washi over a mold. They have long been made as good-luck charms for Hakata's festivals.
Scissors in which blade and handle are forged as one piece. Skill is needed for the 'hineri', the twist that makes the blades meet.
Tops turned on a lathe from wood fitted with a spindle. There are also large ones used for acrobatic performance.
Padded cloth pictures in which fabric is plumped with cotton and attached to a board. They have been used as decorations for festivals such as Gion Yamakasa.
Kozo bark is boiled with wood ash, and the paper is made one sheet at a time without chemicals. It has been handed down in Chikugo since the Muromachi period.
Stone lanterns carved from Aso welded tuff. The stone is soft and easy to work, and moss takes to it readily.
Baskets and strainers woven from split madake bamboo. Yame is a source of good-quality bamboo, and they have been made as everyday goods.
It exhibits the tools and materials of Kurume kasuri. The processes of binding, dyeing and weaving can be followed in order.
A facility commemorating Inoue Den, who devised Kurume kasuri. Its theme is the passing on of the technique.
An exhibition hall in the Koishiwara ware production area. Works from the kilns are displayed together in one place.
An exhibition hall in the Agano ware production area. Visitors can see works from the kilns and the history.
A technique for interior fittings in which hundreds of small grooved pieces are interlocked to form geometric patterns, without nails or metal fittings.
A furniture production area that began with the skills of ship carpenters in the Muromachi period. Its output is the highest in Japan.
A plant that produces Lexus vehicles. Located in Miyata, it is the core of automobile production in Kyushu.
A plant responsible for casting and machining engines. It is close to Kanda Port.
A plant that makes parts for hybrid vehicles. It is located in Kokura.