Fukuoka in Sightseeing tour/Guided tour

• Age 0～Age 100
• Within 1 hour
• 10:00 / 11:00 / 12:00 / 13:00 / 14:00 / 15:00 / 16:00 / 17:00

Experience a river cruise in Yanagawa, one of Fukuoka's most famous tourist spots. Over 400 years ago, during the Edo period, Yanagawa flourished as a castle town. To create the castle town, moats were built all over the area, and these moats are now the stage for the river cruise. As you are rocked on a "donko boat," enjoy the seasonal scenery along the course, including cherry blossoms, irises, and autumn leaves. Once you board the boat, a beautiful waterfront view will unfold before your eyes.

• For Groups
• For Family

• Age 0～Age 60
• 1～2 hours
• 10:00 / 13:00

This tour is a quiz-based version of Bura Tamori. It has been held over 30 times. Starting from JR Hakata City, you will walk through Gion and Nakasu to Tenjin Kego Shrine while answering quizzes. What, you can go through a place like this!? What? From this rare sight, to the history of the remnants of the old towns of Hakata and Fukuoka, to the historical buildings and long-established famous restaurants hidden in the changing Fukuoka, we will introduce many things. [Quiz example] Why Hakata Station and not Fukuoka Station, even though it is Fukuoka City? What is the golden XX attached to the station? What are the rules unique to Hakata people in how to eat mizutaki and the etiquette of food stalls? ? You can do XX even though you are in the middle of the city? ? What was the world's first thing born in Fukuoka before the rest of the world during the Edo period? Hakata is full of firsts in Japan. There are also these! ! There are many other Fukuoka quizzes available. Please join us without any prior preparation and enjoy walking around the city to discover Fukuoka again through the quizzes. It is full of information that you will want to tell someone about. We have prepared enough material to fill several guidebooks. By the end of the tour, we are sure you will have a different way of enjoying Fukuoka. ~Experience Outline~ (10:00 Course)10:00 Hidden secrets in JR Hakata Station! Hakata Station, Hakata Bus Terminal, Daihaku Street, Historical Street, Original Hakata Station, etc.10:20 Old Hakata City with its old streetscapeHakata Sennenmon Gate, Myorakuji Temple, Shofukuji Temple, Tochoji Temple, etc.10:40 Gion-Gofukumachi Kushida Shrine, old streetscape, bargain shopping street, origin monument, etc.11:00 Nakasu KawabataNakasu Kawabata Shopping Street, Riverwalk Hakata, redevelopment zone, etc.11:20 Nakasu → TenjinNakasu Shopping District, alleys, alleys, Across Tenjin, Tenjin Park, Tenjin Underground Shopping Mall, Kego Shrine, etc.

• For Rainy Days
• For Groups
• For Family

• Age 2～Age 80
• 3～4 hours /4～5 hours
• 10:30

A wild grass walk that matches the season! This is a 60-minute nature walk in Satoyama, where you can experience nature with all five senses and pick edible wildflowers while hiking through beautiful Satoyama. Nearby are Yamagami Dam, Lake Tenpai, Chikushino City General Park, Mt. If necessary, I can give advice on how to spend the afternoon. Let's make a herb ball using seasonal wild grass or make a wild grass lunch. Please select when making a reservation. The scent of wild grass at the moment of making is transmitted from the nose to the brain, and the green healing spreads throughout the body. In both cases, we use plenty of satoyama herbs. It is 180 minutes that can be fully enjoyed by both parents and children and adults alone. 〜In the case of Satoyama herb ball workshop〜Making herb balls using satoyama herbs that have been picked. Firmly harden a large amount of herbs into a ball. We will also give a lecture on how to use the herb balls you made. Once made, the herb ball can be used repeatedly at home for about a week. There is also a tea time with Satoyama herbs. It's time to face satoyama herbs carefully. ~In the case of making wild grass lunch~ The lunch menu changes depending on the season. It is a course that can be enjoyed every season. How about spending a relaxing day in nature?

• For Rainy Days
• In Door Activity
• For Groups