Yanagawa / Okawa / Omuta Travel Guide

A hilltop park known for its beautiful spring cherry blossoms and scenic views.

The birthplace of poet Kitahara Hakushu, where visitors can trace his life and legacy.

A free footbath where you can take a relaxing break during your travels.

A rare place where you can experience the charm of the Edo period.

A world of its own! Visit this springtime gem in Fukuoka, where the air is filled with the fragrance of wisteria blossoms.

A shrine dedicated to the "God of Revival," renowned for its autumn festival and beautiful goshuin (shrine stamps).

The power house to push Japan’s modernization, Mieke Coal Mine. Its info and a hands-on corner are set up.

A national important cultural heritage; this photogenic red bridge standing in front of the blue skies goes up and down like an elevator.

A historic Yanagawa landmark that still stands today. Shotoen, a National Site of Scenic Beauty will take your breath away.

Savor the flavors of eel cuisine passed down since the Edo period at this long-established restaurant.

A specialty of Yanagawa, a water town that has been passed down for more than 300 years.

Stay in a historic, 400-year inn and former estate of a feudal lord.

A Hinamatsuri festival where sagemon-decorations made to wish happiness for young girls-adorn the town with vibrant color.

A leisurely way down the town waterways while enjoying the sway of a river boat.