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| Visiting Facilities in the Town |
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Gagaku is said to have first come to Fukuoka 130 years ago.
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| Shrine and Temple Cultural Assets |
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It is a cultural asset of the city (archaeological specimen)
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| Town Events |
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Conducted as part of the Tsukiyama Ceremony
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| Festival Calendar |
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The festival derives from a stratagem adopted by Kiso (Minamoto) Yoshinaka.
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| Places Connected with Prince Kosho |
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Articles connected with Prince Kosho remain in Joseiji Temple.
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| Visiting Temples and Shrines |
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Old structures in the city, Designated a Cultural Asset of the City.
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| Visiting Famous Spots in the Town |
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Near the Goi Dam the clear sound of flowing water fills the air.
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| Rows of Townhouses in Kamikitajima |
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People make “imogai-mochi," Sasuke’s favorite snack.
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| Town Events |
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The ""yagaefu"" folk song performed at the festival.
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| Town Events |
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A festival held in seven Kanaya neighborhoods.
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| Festival Calendar |
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The folk melody designated an intangible cultural asset by the government.
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| Visiting Temples and Shrines |
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The Mikurumayama floats pay a visit to this temple during the Festival.
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| Lifestyle Information |
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The good luck charm to prevent measles inspired by a sumo wrestler's hand print
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| Visiting Famous Spots |
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One of the three great Buddha images of Etchu.
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| Visiting Famous Spots |
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The 280-year-old tree is a natural monument of the prefecture.
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