Famous Spring Water in the area, and the origins of their names.

They rang the bell in celebration when the prayer for rain had been answered.

Elegant Japanese coiffures evoke traditional beauty.

A very dynamic festival.

A scene on New Year's Eve.

A profile of different kinds of wind

In the past, Ota was the site of fixed net fishing and gill net fishing

A town of metal casting masters. The birthplace of Takaoka copperware.

A town that prospered as the Shokoji temple town.

A town of rice merchants and storehouses for rice

A designated important traditional structure collection preservation district.

Fortress for marine transport businesses, a town of mixed traditional

A medley of Asteraceae plants on display here

The flowers appear in the poems of Otomo no Yakamochi.

Stories of foxes who brought a curse upon a hunter and took the shape of a girl.

A benefactor for the modernization of Fushiki Harbor and an educator

A place for exhibitions and a outlet for creative citizens.

The festival is full of chrysanthemums.

Easy-to-understand exhibition on camera culture from various viewpoints.

The 3,000 illuminated cherry trees that line the river are a beautiful sight.

This Cultural Complex houses both cultural and sports facilities.

It shows the atmosphere of Fukuoka from the modern era to present day.

A poem in prayer for a winter Buddhist memorial service at Kokutaiji Temple

A nationally registered tangible cultural asset.

The appearance of the floats changes completely from afternoon to night.

There is the only remaining lookout tower in the city.

"Since ancient times, Fushiki has prospered as a key port for marine transport."

In the Meiji period, an individual built the weather station at his own expense.

Igarashi Atsuyoshi was also an eminent poet.