Fukuoka Castle Sakura Festival
Every year, from late March to early April, Maizuru Park, a renowned cherry blossom destination in Fukuoka City, comes alive with the breathtaking beauty of approximately...
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~Kamado Shrine Sakura Festival
The Houman-gu Kamado Shrine, seated majestically on Mount Homan, is a symbol of Dazaifu and revered as a sacred peak from ancient times. Esteemed as a deity of matchmaking, this sh...
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~Uminonakamichi Flower Picnic 2024
The National Seaside Park of Uminonakamichi is an enchanting retreat where the beauty of seasonal flowers unfolds all year round, with the tranquil springtime offering the quintess...
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~Kurume Ueki Festival
Kurume, renowned for its nursery stock industry that dates back over 300 years to the Edo period, stands as one of Japan's premier plant cultivation regions. It hosts an annual...
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~Yanagawa Hina Festival 2024
Each year, from early February, the city of Yanagawa becomes a vibrant tableau of tradition and celebration with its Hina Festival. This event is highlighted by the display of Hina...
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~Usuki Hina Meguri
During the Tenpo Reforms (1841-43), the Usuki Domain was marked by a mandate for simplicity and thrift, permitting only the decoration of paper Hina dolls. In such a period...
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~Tenryo Hita Ohina Matsuri
During the Edo period, Hita was one of first towns in Kyushu to flourish, and this is reflected in the luxurious Edo-period hina dolls still being displayed today. Most of the...
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~Kitsuki Castle Town Walk and Doll Tour
Kitsuki, a picturesque castle town steeped in Edo period ambiance, is celebrated for its distinctive "sandwich" urban structure, with samurai residences perched...
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~Arita Hina no Yakimono Matsuri
The phrase "porcelain-like skin" is a universally esteemed compliment, particularly resonant in Arita, a town celebrated for its ceramic artistry. During its Dolls Festival...
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~Saga Joka Hina Matsuri
In the town of Saga, several venues are showing off hina dolls that date all the way back to the Meiji Period. View dolls wearing costumes made from Saga nishiki...
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