Northern Kyushu Trip: Shrines, Lakes, and Culinary Delights
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app17 attractions in Japan: Kinrin Lake, Yufuin Floral Village, 湯布院のフクロウの森, and 14 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a Facebook post by Facebook.
Kinrin Lake
Lake
4.3
• Lake famous for its morning mist and autumn foliage
Yufuin Floral Village
Landmark
4.0
• European-themed village with shops and cafes
湯布院のフクロウの森
Zoo
4.3
• Small animal park featuring owls in a natural setting
Yunotsubo Street
Landmark
4.3
• Bustling street with souvenir shops, restaurants, and cafes
Mamedamachi
Place
• Well-preserved historic district with traditional houses and shops
Dazaifu Tenmangu太宰府天満宮
Place of worship
4.4
• Important Shinto shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning
Kamado Shrine
Shinto shrine
4.4
• Shrine known for good luck in relationships and a popular spot for autumn leaves
Itoshima's Totoro Forest
Landmark
4.0
• Inspired by the movie 'My Neighbor Totoro', a whimsical forest path
Sakurai Futamigaura's Couple Stones
Landmark
4.4
• Famous for its 'Meoto Iwa' (Wedded Rocks) and torii gate by the sea
LaLa Port Fukuoka
Shopping mall
4.2
• Large shopping mall featuring various stores and entertainment options
The Full Full Hakata
Bakery
4.5
• Bakery known for its fresh breads and pastries
Hakata Motsunabe Rakutenchi Hakata Station Branch
Restaurant
4.8
• Enjoy Motsunabe, a local hot pot dish with beef or pork offal
Ramen Kanetora
Ramen restaurant
4.3
• Ramen shop known for its rich and flavorful broth
Akama-jingu Shrine
Shinto shrine
4.3
• Shrine dedicated to Emperor Antoku, featuring a distinctive red gate
Karato Fish Market
Market
4.1
• Seafood market famous for its fresh sushi and fugu (pufferfish) dishes
JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Hakata Chuo
Hotel
4.3
• Modern hotel offering comfortable stays in the Hakata area
Mojiko Retro
Landmark
4.3
• Historic port district with retro architecture and waterfront attractions
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