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Fukuoka City Zoological Garden
General information 092-531-1968
1-1, Minami-koen, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka

Walk up the Josui street past many fashionable shops, and you will find Fukuoka City Zoological Garden which is a part of Minami Park. The zoo is as old as a half century and is now undergoing renewal set to take 20 years. The zoo is divided into 5 corners and you can observe 140 kinds of animals...

Abura-yama Shimin-no-Mori / Nature Observation Woods
Administrative office of Shimin-no-Mori 092-871-6969 / Aburayama Shimin no Mori (Telephone Information Service) 092-861-8686
855-4, Meotoiwa, Oaza Hibaru, Minami-ku, Fukuoka

Aburayama Shimin no Mori/Natural Observation Woods is located on the east hillside of Aburayama Mountain. It is a treasury of nature extending to 93.7 hectares with a lot of wild birds and wild flowers. A camp site opens in the summer. There is a nature athletic facility and 3 courses for grass-s...

Yusentei Park
092-711-0415
1-46, Yusentei, Jonan-ku, Fukuoka

Yusentei is a beautiful Japanese garden. Originally, it was built by Kuroda Tsugutaka, the 6th lord of Fukuoka as a second house. The place was named after a poem by Kuze Michinatsu, which was chosen by a Confucianist Takeda Sadanao. The poem appreciates the coolness of the sprung water in summer...

The Ruins of Akizuki Castle, Akizuki Kuromon (Black Gate)
0946-24-6758 （Asakura Tourism Association）
Akizukinotori, Asakura

An old lord called Harada Tanekatsu built this castle in 1203 when he refounded his clan under the name of Akizuki. It is well known as a beautiful spot for cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves.

Komyozenji temple
092-922-4053
2-16-1, Saifu, Dazaifu

Komyozenji is a Zen temple founded in 1273 by a Buddhist priest called Tetsugyu Enshin, former nobleman of Sugawara clan. The temple is known for alpine roses and autumn leaves and its garden is the only Japanese garden of genuine Karesansui style in Kyushu. In the garden are the lands of moss an...