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Star Wars Roof Tile Unveiled in Kurume
A traditional Jojima onigawara roof tile featuring a Star Wars character was unveiled at Kurume City Hall on May 18 ahead of the latest film release on...
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Bridgestone Tests Air-Free Tires
Bridgestone conducted a public demonstration of its next-generation air-free tire technology in Kurume on May 12 using a small electric vehicle fitted with...
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Kurume Azalea Festival
Kurume, widely known as a leading azalea-producing region, hosts this annual plant fair, one of Japan’s three major...
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32nd Jojima Sake Festival & Brewery Hopping
Held every February in Jojima Town, Kurume City, one of Kyushu’s most respected sake-producing areas along the Chikugo River, Jojima Sakagura Biraki brings together local breweries...
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Kurume Ueki Festival
A long-running plant fair held in Kurume, a city with over 300 years of horticultural heritage dating back to the Edo period. Known as one of Japan’s top...
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Setsubun at Daihonzan Naritasan Kurume Temple
Known locally as “Narita-san,” Naritasan Kurume Temple is famous for its towering Bodhisattva statue. On Setsubun, the temple holds a traditional bean-throwing...
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Daizenji Oniyo Fire Festival
Designated an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Asset and recognized as one of Japan’s three great fire festivals, the Oniyo Festival at Daizenji...
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Six Teens Arrested for Dangerous Riding
Fukuoka Prefectural Police arrested six teenagers in Kurume for dangerous group riding captured on patrol-car video in February...
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Pistang Pilipino in Kurume, Fukuoka 2025
Pistang Pilipino in Kurume, Fukuoka is a two-day community festival showcasing food, culture, and performances...
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Ishibashi Cultural Center “Museum of Light”
In winter 2026, as the Ishibashi Cultural Center (Ishibashi Bunka Center) approaches its 70th anniversary...
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