Ashiya Town

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Ashiya Town is a historic town in northern Fukuoka blessed with beautiful sea and nature. Flourishing as a port town, historical buildings and shrines and temples stand quietly. Strolling along the coast allows you to refresh while feeling the pleasant sea breeze. Local seafood and warmth of the people fill your body and mind with peace.

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Ashiya Town Tourism Association

Ashiya Town

Address
1455-284 Oaza Ashiya, Ashiya Town, Onga District, Fukuoka Prefecture
Website
https://ashikan.jp/
Operator
Ashiya Town Tourism Association

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Ashiya Seaside Park Leisure Pool Aquacyan
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Ashiya Seaside Park Leisure Pool Aquacyan

Ashiya Seaside Park Leisure Pool Aquacyan is an open-air water leisure facility overlooking the majestic Genkai Sea. Feeling the blue sea and sky, you can open your mind and body and play actively, forgetting busy daily schedules. It is a special space where you can refresh and charge vitality.

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Ashiyagama-no-Sato
Fukuoka

Ashiyagama-no-Sato

Ashiyagama-no-Sato in Ashiya Town is a sacred ground of beauty and tradition that inherits the technology and history of "Ashiyagama," a traditional Japanese craft. Once loved as the finest masterpieces in the world of tea ceremony, Ashiyagama perfectly embodies Japanese traditional beauty. In this facility surrounded by a quiet garden, you can deeply learn the history of Ashiyagama and touch its high-degree plastic beauty. Sticking to traditional manufacturing and immersing yourself in an atmosphere where you quietly face beauty is a supreme cultural retreat experience that separates you completely from the busy daily life and makes your sensitivity refined and...

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