Omuta City

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Omuta City has a history of supporting Japan's modernization as a coal mine city, and is an attractive town where the heritage conveying that history and nature harmonize. The remains of the Miike Coal Mine, a World Cultural Heritage site, convey the glory of the industry at that time. You can enjoy historical townscapes and calm nature at the same time, making it the best retreat.

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Omuta Tourism Association

有明海沿岸ぐるっと旅～日本の近代化の足跡を見に行こう～

Omuta Tourism Association

This is about to begin a journey into the secrets of Omuta's World Heritage Site.

Omuta Tourism Association

【福岡サイクルツーリズム】那珂川・大牟田ルート

Fukuoka Prefectural Tourism Federation

Omuta City

Address: 1-2-1 Shiranuimachi, Omuta City, Fukuoka Prefecture
Website: https://www.sekoia.org/
Operator: Omuta Tourism Association

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Miike Port
Miike Coal Mine Miyanohara Pit

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Miike Port

Miike Port in Omuta City prospered as an international trading port supporting Japan's modernization, and is a historic sacred ground registered as a World Cultural Heritage. The heavy appearance of the port against the backdrop of the beautiful sea conveys the glory of the past and historical romance, stimulating intellectual curiosity.

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Miike Coal Mine Miyanohara Pit

Miike Coal Mine Miyanohara Pit in Omuta City is a World Cultural Heritage site conveying the history and technology of coal mines that supported Japan's modernization. Witnessing the heavy architecture and ruins, you are deeply struck by the passion of the predecessors who worked with their lives for Japan's development.

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