Nogata Coal Memorial Museum
It houses materials on the coal mines and railways of Chikuho. It uses the former building of the Nogata meeting hall of the Chikuho Coal Mining Association.
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It houses materials on the coal mines and railways of Chikuho. It uses the former building of the Nogata meeting hall of the Chikuho Coal Mining Association.
It opens to the public the specimens and research materials collected by Kyushu University.
A research base for hydrogen and fuel cells. Kyushu University has located it on its Ito Campus.
The prefecture's testing and research institute for agriculture and forestry. It researches the cultivation of Amaou and Yame tea.
The prefecture's fisheries testing and research institute. It carries out marine surveys and aquaculture research.
A public testing and research institute of the prefecture. It is responsible for the fields of food and biotechnology.
A rockfill dam in Asakura. It serves the water resources of the Chikugo River system.
A gravity dam on the upper reaches of the Naka River. A dam for flood control and water use, completed in 2018.
A crafts hall in Yame showing the town's Buddhist altars, lanterns and paper, with hand papermaking to try.
A bamboo-blind workshop in Hirokawa, where the splitting and weaving can be watched and tried.
A Kurume kasuri workshop in Hirokawa, where the whole process from indigo-dyed thread to woven cloth can be seen.
A Kurume kasuri weaver in Hirokawa, taking part in the open-workshop scheme, with a cafe attached.
A Kurume kasuri weaver in Yame, offering a 60-minute tour and a two-hour weaving session.
A Kurume kasuri weaver in Hirokawa, showing how the thread is bound and dyed, and selling its cloth.
A sake brewery in Iizuka, with tours and tasting, and concerts held in the brewery.
A confectionery factory in Iizuka, with a 30-minute tour by reservation and a tasting.
A mentaiko factory in Fukuoka City, with tours of the production line and goods sold only here.
A coast in Fukutsu City. It runs about 3 km from Fukuma Coast to Miyajihama and Tsuyazaki Coast, where tidal pools reflect the sky.
A coast in Itoshima City. Beyond its white torii gate stand the Meoto Iwa rocks joined by a sacred rope, facing the Genkai Sea.
An island in Fukuoka City. This land-linked island is where a National Treasure gold seal was found, with historic sites, swimming, and fishing.
A night event in Fukuoka City. In a Japanese garden, visitors can experience spherical projections and light art that responds to their movement.
A seaside park in Fukuoka City. Its white artificial beach includes Marizon and areas for beach sports.