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The Kyushu National Museum in Dazaifu is a must-visit for history lovers. Discover Japan’s history through its Asian connections in this striking blue building, with exhibits for all ages.

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine honors Sugawara Michizane, the deity of education. Visit this historic site with its scenic pond, 6,000 plum trees, museums, and nearby Kyushu National Museum for a cultural experience.

The Kanko Historical Museum in Dazaifu offers a fascinating look into the life of Sugawara Michizane, the deity of education. Explore dioramas and exhibits showcasing his cultural impact on Japan.

The Dazaifu Tenmangu Museum offers a captivating look into Sugawara Michizane's legacy. Explore treasures and artifacts from the Heian Period, deepening your understanding of the iconic shrine and Japan's history.

Komyozenji is a beautiful Zen temple in Dazaifu, known for its stunning Japanese gardens. Explore its two rock gardens, including one representing "light," and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, especially in autumn.

Kumamoto Prefecture offers an exciting adventure for One Piece fans with 10 life-sized Straw Hat Pirates statues spread across the region. Explore Kumamoto’s vibrant city, mountains, and coast while supporting recovery.

Kawagoe Festival brings Edo-period floats, street parades, and festive music battles to life, blending tradition, craftsmanship, and local spirit every October in Kawagoe.

Kawagoe City Art Museum features modern works by local artists and seasonal exhibitions with changing styles, offering a fresh look at Kawagoe’s creative spirit.

Kawagoe City Museum shows the city’s history, Edo-era culture, and old warehouse designs. Nearby, the Art Museum displays modern works by artists linked to Kawagoe.

Kawagoe Festival Museum shows off colorful floats, music, and costumes from the famous Kawagoe Festival. It’s a fun way to enjoy the festival spirit all year round.