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Massive Fly Outbreak at Kyushu University’s Abandoned School Test Site in Kama
Kyushu University has disclosed an unintended fly infestation at a disused elementary school in Kama City, where the institution was conducting experiments with beetles for...
Fukuoka Police Detain Seven for Operating Unauthorized Trucking Business
In Fukuoka, seven individuals, including truck drivers and corporate executives, were arrested for conducting a trucking business without the necessary governmental permissions...
Aburayama Fukuoka Completes Renovation, Unveils Integrated Outdoor Facility
Aburayama Fukuoka, an integrated outdoor experience facility combining "Aburayama Citizens' Forest" and "Aburayama Ranch," celebrated its grand opening on April 15, marking...
Breaking Traditions: Higashi Fukuoka High Rolls Out Co-ed Uniforms
Higashi Fukuoka High School, transitioning to coeducation next year, has unveiled new uniforms. The designs, incorporating the school’s moss green color, were chosen through...
350 Million Yen Boost for Kitakyushu Economy from Public Transport Day
Kitakyushu City's "Free Public Transport Day," held on three Sundays from September to November last year, generated an economic impact of approximately 350 million yen. The initia...
Trolley Train Attraction Opens in Akamura Featuring Bats in Tunnels
The Akamura Trolley Train began its annual operations on April 14, utilizing a former coal transport railway. The scenic ride through rural landscapes offers a unique attraction wh...
New “N Liner” Reserved-Seating Train Service Launches in Fukuoka
This April and May, residents and visitors of Fukuoka City can enjoy the convenience of the "N Liner," a special train service providing reserved seating. Designed to enhance trave...
Kitakyushu Debuts Japan’s First Dedicated Cargo Air Service
On April 11th, Yamato Holdings marked a significant milestone with the inaugural flight of Japan's first dedicated cargo aircraft, which arrived at Kitakyushu Airport in the evenin...
Fukuoka Prefectural Police Welcomes Its First Female Officers in Riot Control Unit
This spring marked a historic milestone for the Fukuoka Prefectural Police, as their riot control unit welcomed its first female deputy commander and several female team members...
Fukuoka Prefecture Clamps Down on Misallocated COVID-19 Subsidies
An audit has revealed that Fukuoka Prefecture improperly allocated over 400 million yen in COVID-19 cooperation funds to businesses that did not meet the requirements...