Off the beaten path
Keya cave, in Itoshima, Fukuoka-prefecture
The most largest basalt cave in Japan. The entrance of the cave is 64 metre high and 10
metre width and the depth is 90 metre. It is designated as one of three major Basalt caves
in Japan.
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Mataichino shio, in Itoshima, Fukuoka-prefecture
A salt making plant by the ancient production method. Mataichino shio “Kobo Totan” located
in Shima-cho, Itoshima peninsula. A salt and a magnesium chloride are produced with Genkai
sea water by the ancient production method. The salt pudding is recommended.
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Ichiran-no-mori, Hakata remen, in Itoshima, Fukuoka-prefecture
Let’s enoy Hakara Ramen. Ichiran is an authentic tonkotsu ramen (pork born soup ramen)
restaurant, established in 1960. The ramen producing factory can be visited and various
type of ramen can be enjoyed at Ichiran-no-mori.
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Sakurai Futamigaura, in Itoshima, Fukuoka-prefecture
A beautiful sunset scenic spot at Genkai Sea. The place is selected as Japan’s 100 scenic
beauty sunset beach. Located in Genkai Quasi-National Park. The married rock is connected
by the large Shimenawa with 30 metre length and 1 ton weight. Male rock is 11.8 metre high
and Female rock is 11.2 metre height.
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