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Jun 12, 2025 Event
12th Monpe Exhibition & Tour
Kurume Kasuri is a traditional textile from Fukuoka known for its comfort and craftsmanship...
Apr 25, 2025 Local News
Yame Introduces Off-Grid Toilet Trailer
Yame City has introduced a new mobile toilet trailer designed for use in disaster zones where water and...
Apr 16, 2025 Local News
Traditional Tea-Rolling Contest Held In Yame
Ahead of the new tea season, Yame City in Fukuoka Prefecture hosted the 41st annual...
Jan 16, 2025 Event
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...
Sep 11, 2024 Event
Hirokawa Kasuri Festival
Kurume Kasuri, a textile produced throughout the Chikugo region in the southern part of Fukuoka Prefecture, has over 200 years of history and continues to attract...
Apr 24, 2024 Local News
Daniel Inouye Museum Debuts in Yame, Honoring Japanese-American Senator
A new museum dedicated to Daniel Inouye, a notable Japanese-American who served as a U.S. Senator and contributed significantly to Japan-U.S. relations, has been inaugurated in...
Apr 18, 2024 Local News
Yame City Hosts First Tea Auction of the Year with Record Prices
In Yame City, one of Japan's premier tea-producing regions, the first new tea auction of the year was held at the Tea Trading Center on April 17. As tea picking reached its peak se...
Feb 8, 2024 Event
Yame Bonbori Matsuri
Yame, renowned across Kyushu for its doll craftsmanship, stands as a bastion of traditional arts. In the Dolls Festival season, Hina dolls grace over 100 venues, ranging from the.....
Dec 22, 2023 Event
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...
Aug 28, 2023 Event
Hirokawa Kasuri Festival
Discover the rich history and enduring appeal of Kurume Kasuri, a type of woven fabric originating...
