All Reviews of Mameda Town

Mameda Town in Hita was one of my favorite places on this trip to Kyushu. It was once a tenryo, a territory directly governed by the shogunate during the Edo period, and prospered through commerce. Today, you can still see many preserved traditional buildings throughout the neighborhood, which is why it's also known as “Little Kyoto in Kyushu.”

I actually prefer quiet little places like this to popular tourist attractions.

There aren't tons of tour buses or crowds of tourists. Along the streets, you can see traditional Japanese homes, old houses, and a natural sense of everyday life. I slowly wandered the streets without any particular itinerary. Just looking at the streetscape and taking in the local atmosphere felt very relaxing.

Mameda Town is somewhere I'd like to come back and stroll around again.

It has a charming old-fashioned feel, and walking down the streets, you can really feel the atmosphere of the Edo period. The old houses, traditional shops, and streetscapes are all well preserved, making it pleasant to stroll around and take photos at a leisurely pace.

It's not as crowded as major tourist areas, and the pace is very relaxed. You can browse the small shops, buy some souvenirs, and get a feel for local life. Although the area isn't large, it's very

I fell in love with the beauty of Mameda Town. Despite the blazing sun, its charming old-fashioned streets felt especially peaceful beneath the blue sky and white clouds.

Hita yokan, century-old soy sauce and miso, and wooden geta sandals are must-try souvenirs. Against the backdrop of white-plastered walls, it’s easy to imagine the Edo-period townhouses and the dedication of their artisans. It feels like stepping into a painting from history. These wonderful memories and reflections are the most precious treasures of any journey ^_^

The streets and buildings are gorgeous! The charming old-fashioned atmosphere also has a cute touch ❤️ Walking around here is so peaceful and relaxing. Whether you’re by a wall, next to a vintage window frame, or just standing along the street, it’s easy to take beautiful, atmospheric photos. It’s truly a lovely place.

There are also some Attack on Titan collaborations here. I love the anime, so spotting Captain Levi around town and inside the shops was such a fun surprise〜

This historic little town is perfect for a relaxing stroll. Definitely worth a visit.

I really love the vibe of these old neighborhoods. The streets are super clean and the buildings are really well preserved.

The old shops and houses from the Edo period are still here, each with its own unique style. You can rent a kimono and stroll around the streets, or ride a bike through the castle town.