Hirao Sanso — Attraction in Fukuoka

A very old, thatch roofed house right across from the Sanso Park. It belonged to an important person who lived during the late Edo and early Meiji Eras. The house stood on a secluded place which has since been developed into a quiet...

A poet and revolutionist named Nomura Boutonj’s old place. It’s a little place where Meiji revolution was planned and where she spent her time creating poets. During the time, Tokugawa (the samurai family) was in control. Apparently, this place became an essential place to plan and discuss how the Emperor can gain control. It’s because such activities were considered illegal. They have a replica house which you can walk around, and a mini information hub next door. You would enjoy more if you can speak and read Japanese as they only have information in...

Very nice place in any time, even in the snowy days, the most recommended time is in autumn. The maple leaves in fresh green are also fantastic,...