Kurume Citizens' Lazy River Pool
A seasonal outdoor pool in Kurume City. It has a current pool, water slides, and pools for young children.
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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.
A local dish of Yanagawa City. Rice mixed with sauce and grilled eel are steamed twice to finish the dish.
An okonomiyaki restaurant in Omuta. Its large okonomiyaki, called dago locally, come with pork, squid legs and noodles.
A shrine in Chikugo City. A subsidiary shrine of Mizuta Tenmangu, it enshrines Koi-no-Mikoto and has heart-shaped designs on the grounds.
A prefectural park in Chikugo City. Centered on the Funagoya Nakanoshima area, it spans Chikugo City and Miyama City.
A bicycle theme park in Kurume City. Visitors can ride various bicycles, and there are also BMX and BTR courses.
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 roadside station in Ukiha City. Located along National Route 210, it has a market, restaurant, and observation deck.
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 hot spring in Ukiha City. Designated by the Ministry of the Environment as a National Hot Spring Health Resort, it has clear simple radioactive spring water.
A museum in Yame City. Visitors can learn the process of Yame handmade washi and try making items such as cards and postcards.
A fruit-picking farm in Ukiha, with pears, persimmons, strawberries, blueberries and grapes in season.
A Tendai temple in Ogi, where you can copy sutras and stand under the waterfall in austerity.
A day-use hot spring in Saga City, with an open-air bath and a dining room.
A farm at Mitse in Saga City, where you can meet the animals, with dairy goods.
A 75-metre waterfall in Ogi, an object of worship in itself, with carp restaurants along the approach.
A hot spring in Saga City on the upper Kase River, with tepid alkaline water.