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Nagasaki UNESCO World Heritage / Industrial Revolution
2022/01/15
NEWSHOME The origin of Japan’s modernization is here. Under the growing sense …
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Self-guided tour
2022/01/20
Japan tours to KyushuMake an Enquiry How to Book This is the journey to explore by yourself independently without a escorted Tour leader o …
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Japanese cuisines and beverages
2022/01/12
About JapanJapan is a foodie’s paradise, with some of the finest and most varied cuisine in the world. Traditional cuisine of Japan (日本食) It is based on steamed rice, soy bean soup and The traditional cuisine of Jap …
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Nagasaki Lantern Festival
2022/01/19
JapanHOME An annual festival in Nagasaki held on Chinese new year. The festi …
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Hakozaki Shrine
2022/01/15
Fukuoka travel guideHakozaki Shrine founded in 923, is one of the three great Hachiman shrines in Japan along with the Usa Shrine. It is one of the representative shrines of Fukuoka-city and the place where many people come …
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Hakata Dontaku Festival
2022/01/15
JapanHakata Dontaku Festival, the name Dontaku is a corruption of the Dutch word Zontag, meaning Sunday. The festival is said to have started as a New Year parade of merchants going to the local lord’s residence to celebrat …
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Tamaseseri / wooden ball catching festival
2022/01/15
JapanTamaseseri, a lively New Year’s Festival held on January, at Hakozaki Shrine in Fukuoka-city, including a traditional form of fortune-telling. Several hundred men wearing lion cloths compete on pi …
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Hojoya
2022/01/15
JapanHojoya is the festival held Hakozaki Shrine to celebration of all living creatures. It has a history of over 1000 years. Hundred of doves and carp will be released on September 18 in reverence of all living thin …
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Nagasaki Kunchi
2022/01/15
JapanNagasaki Kunchi is one of big-three festival in Japan, held on October 7 to 9 at Suwa Shrine. The festival features Chinese dance including Ja-odori (Snake dance), this time dancing all around the city but especially at …
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Kokura Gion Daiko (小倉祇園太鼓)
2022/01/16
JapanKokura Gion Daiko is a summer festivals in which the main attraction is the playing the drums. In 1958 the event was designated as an intangible folk cultural asset of Fukuoka prefecture. On July 1st the Kokura Gi …