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Sightseeing information
Sightseeing

Sightseeing information

Our staff recommends Sightseeing information, which is unique to the city of Fukuoka and Yanagawa, where you can experience nature and culture.

Yanagawa tour of the moatYanagawa

Yanagawa tour of the moat

More than 400 years ago in the Edo period, Yanagawa flourished as a castle town. In order to create the castle town, moats were built throughout the area, and these moats are now the stage for river cruises. You can board a boat from the boarding area behind our hotel. The scenery along the course, which changes with the seasons, such as cherry blossoms, irises, and autumn leaves, is a highlight of the tour.

Yanagawa Waterfront WalkwayYanagawa

Yanagawa Waterfront Walkway

A 2.7-km promenade along the ditch. One of the best ways to enjoy walking along the Uchibori walkway, selected as one of the 100 best paths in Japan, is to walk along the river while admiring the flow of the river, flowers, and greenery.

  • 0 minutes walk from the hotel
Yanagawa Tachibana Residence of the feudal lord, GohanaYanagawa

Yanagawa Tachibana Residence of the feudal lord, Gohana

Yanagawa The history of the villa began as a villa of the Tachibana family, the feudal lord of the domain. Today, the guesthouse built in the Meiji period, a 100-tatami-mat large dayroom overlooking a Japanese garden with 280 pine trees and garden stones, and the only existing domestic administration office in Japan remain in their original state. In addition, there is the Tachibana Family Archives, which exhibits arts and crafts and daimyo's tools, a ryotei (Japanese-style restaurant) in the former residence of the feudal lord and his family, a ryokan (Japanese-style inn) and souvenir store where visitors can enjoy the leisurely passage of time while gazing at the garden, and a wedding hall.

  • 5 minutes drive from the hotel
Kitahara Hakushu Birthplace and Memorial HallYanagawa

Kitahara Hakushu Birthplace and Memorial Hall

The museum was opened in 1985 to preserve and exhibit valuable cultural assets such as the belongings of Kitahara Hakushu. The museum is dedicated to the poet Kitahara Hakushu (1885-1942), a native of Yanagawa known for his poems such as "Karamatsu" and the children's song "Kono Michi" (This Way). Fukuoka In the main house of his birth house, which has been restored to the way it was when he was a boy and is designated as a historic site by the Japan National Museum of Natural History, his belongings, first editions of his books, and documents showing his life in Yanagawa are on display. The adjacent Hakushu Memorial Museum introduces the history, folklore, and traditional crafts of Yanagawa, and also shows the life and achievements of Hakushu and the festivals of Yanagawa on a three-screen multi-image system. The tour takes 30 minutes. Pets are allowed as long as they are placed in a case that can fit their entire body. Yanagawa The museum's unique "namako-kabe" mud storehouse construction, ethnic materials from Suigo Yanagawa, and Hakushu's poetic works are all introduced, making it an enjoyable and worthwhile place to visit.

  • 5 minutes drive from the hotel