Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: Revered as the 'Deity of Scholarship, Sincerity, and Protection from Calamity.'
We offer various prayers for life's milestones, such as academic success and warding off misfortune. Once your wishes are granted, we also conduct 'Orei-mairi Hokokusai' (thank-you reporting festivals) to express gratitude to Tenjin-sama.

【Sofukuji Temple】This temple is famous as the family temple of the Kuroda clan, where their graves are located.
There is said to be a massive tomb that stands prominently.
This temple is also famous for its hundred-fold pilgrimage practice.
Along the approach to the temple, there is a shop called "Azumaya Manju," and we recommend purchasing traditional sweets as souvenirs.
Why not experience history while enjoying some steamed buns?

[Koi no Ki Shrine] "God of Good Fortune and Happiness" / "God of Love"
The Koi Sando leading to Koi no Ki Shrine is paved with heart-shaped ceramic tiles, and heart-shaped designs are used for amulets and votive tablets. And the 600-year-old yew tree of happiness... It is said that happiness will come if you go around it left, right, and left.

[Kamado Shrine] Revered as a deity of matchmaking, protection from evil, and warding off misfortune.
It is also a popular destination for young women seeking love, known for its matchmaking blessings.
Situated at the entrance to Mt. Homan, it attracts a continuous stream of hikers. Furthermore, it is celebrated as a prime location for viewing cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.

【Fukuoka Tower】 234m tall!!! Japan's tallest seaside tower.
A popular dating spot selected as a 'Lovers' Sanctuary'.
'The Legend of the Love Lock for Eternal Bonding'

Nanzoin Temple: With a total length of 41m, height of 11m, and weighing approximately 300 tons, its bronze statue is the largest in the world.
It is said that the chief priest won a 130 million yen lottery, and many visitors come here to pray for good fortune. Additionally, on the way from JR Kido Nanzoin Station to Nanzoin Temple, you'll find the Melody Bridge. When struck sequentially with mallets, it plays a tune, reminiscent of a famous fairy tale!

【Miyajidake Shrine】Three Japan's largest: large bell, large taiko drum, and large sacred rope.
There is the "Okunomiya Hachisha Pilgrimage" where you can visit 8 shrines. Each shrine offers different blessings, so please take a stroll and visit them. Also famous for its "Path of Light"!! This rare and mystical path of light can only be seen twice a year, in February and October.

[Futamigaura/Meotoiwa] Known as "Sunset Futamigaura," it is praised for its beautiful sunsets. There are Meotoiwa (wedded rocks) in the sea, and the large and small rocks are connected by a large Shimenawa rope. The Shimenawa rope is 30 meters long and weighs 1 ton. Every year, from late April to early May, coinciding with the spring tides, the Great Shimenawa Rope Creation and Replacement Ceremony is held. There are also many restaurants and cafes in the surrounding area.

【Hakozaki Shrine】 One of Japan's three major Hachiman shrines, beloved as the "God of Victory." The "Tamaseseri" (also known as "Tamatori Festival") held on January 3rd as one of Kyushu's three major festivals is also famous.
※ Tamaseseri (Tamatori Festival) refers to... a dynamic festival where participants compete for a lucky ball that wards off misfortune.

[Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine] → God of Learning, Sincerity, and Protection from Calamity.
[Kamado Shrine] → God of Matchmaking, Protection from Misfortune, and Warding off Evil.
[Kyushu National Museum]
It's a place where you can enjoy various activities like 'seeing,' 'touching,' 'feeling,' 'playing,' and 'eating'! The pathway between Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and the museum, known as the 'Rainbow Tunnel,' is also a must-see.

【Mt. Sarakura】Known as the 100 billion dollar night view and one of Japan's new three great night views! It also boasts West Japan's largest cable car! The cable car runs a full length of 1,100m from the foot station to the summit station. Enjoy panoramic views through the all-glass windows.
【Mojiko Retro】The birthplace of banana auctions. It's also home to one of Japan's largest pedestrian drawbridges, popular as a 'bridge of love' for couples!

【Yobuko Morning Market Street】One of Japan's three major morning markets. Open daily from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM! Fresh seafood, processed goods, vegetables, flowers, and more... The cheerful voices of local vendors echo throughout the market.
【Karatsu Castle】Also famous for its cherry blossoms and wisteria, the 5th floor of the castle tower serves as an observation deck where visitors can enjoy views of the Genkai Sea and Matsuura Lagoon.

[Yanagawa Domain Lord Tachibana Residence Ohana] A national scenic spot where you can experience the splendid culture of feudal lords. The Count's Residence and Shotoen remain as they were 100 years ago. There are also restaurants and cafes!!
[River Cruising] Skilled boatmen expertly navigate the narrow moats, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely ride. In early summer, you can enjoy irises, and in autumn, cosmos and autumn leaves offer different pleasures each season. From February to April, you can also see Sagemon.

[Munakata Taisha Shrine] Known as the 'God of Maritime and Traffic Safety,' it is Japan's oldest shrine. Munakata Taisha is the collective name for its three shrines: Okitsugu, Nakatsugu, and Hetsugu. Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine is dedicated to the 'God of Learning, Sincerity, and Protection from Evil,' while Kamado Shrine is revered as the 'God of Matchmaking, Protection from Evil Directions, and Warding off Evil.'
This comprehensive course allows you to offer prayers to various deities!