St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Fukuoka 2024
Saint Patrick's Day is a celebration in honor of Ireland's patron saint, Patrick. Across the globe, cities are awash in green as people parade in green attire and...
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Setsubun Festival at Kashii Shrine
Kashii Shrine traces its roots back to 200 AD, believed to have been founded by Empress Jingu, who constructed a shrine at this site in memory of her late husband...
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~Fukuoka Castle Ume Festival
Set against the backdrop of Fukuoka Castle's historic stone walls, Maizuru Park is home to a renowned plum grove. This picturesque haven features around 250 plum...
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Sumiyoshi Shrine Setsubun Festival
The Sumiyoshi Shrine in Hakata stands as the most ancient among Japan's 2,129 Sumiyoshi Shrines. Designated as a national important cultural property, it showcases...
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Setsubun Festival at Atago Shrine
Atago Shrine, famed as a power spot in Fukuoka, celebrates the grand Setsubun Festival on Setsubun Day. The festivities commence with the 'Happy Star Festival Ritual' in...
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~Akamajuku Festival
During the Edo period, Akamajuku thrived as a bustling post town along the Karatsu Kaido. Today, its historic charm is preserved with many traditional merchant houses...
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~Miyajidake Shrine Path of Light and Kinen Festival
Witness the enchanting "Path of Light" stretching straight from Miyajihama Beach to the stairs of Miyajidake Shrine, illuminated by the setting...
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~Yume Tachibana Plum Blossom Viewing
Visit Tanigawa Plum Grove, nestled in Tachibana Town of Yame City, known as one of Kyushu's premier plum-producing regions. Spread over a vast 80-hectare area...
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~24th Iizuka Hina Matsuri
Iizuka City, once a bustling post station and later thriving as a coal mining center from the Meiji period, is steeped in rich history. The city celebrates...
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Setsubun at Kushida Shrine
Since the late Edo period, the Setsubun Festival has been cherished as a ritual for warding off evil and purifying the soul. At Kushida Shrine...
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