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Not included: Admission to Kunen-an entrance fee (1000 yen/person); Environmental Art Forest (1000 yen for adults, 500 yen for students); Other personal expenses; Insurance
Ticket: Voucher type - Present your mobile voucher
On this meticulously planned autumn day trip, we will take you to Kyushu's most iconic autumn foliage routes. Starting from Fukuoka, we will first visit Kamado Shrine, nestled at the foot of Mount Homan. This ancient shrine, with over 1350 years of history, is a popular pilgrimage site for fans of "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba." The long stone staircase approach is enveloped by maple trees, with layers of red leaves filling the sky in autumn, creating a tranquil and healing atmosphere in the quiet mountain forest. Next, we will visit Kunenan, a Japanese garden famous for its rare autumn foliage, which is only open to the public in autumn each year, making it a highly anticipated hidden gem during the maple leaf season. If it is not during the opening period, we will instead visit the adjacent Niibiyama Shrine, where you can also experience the serene autumn ambiance amidst the mountain paths, stone steps, and ancient shrine. In the evening, we will head to Mifuneyama Rakuen in Takeo City, Saga Prefecture, to immerse ourselves in "A Forest Where Gods Live," a light art exhibition created by the art collective teamLab. Through the interplay of lights, natural terrain, and maple leaves, it presents a dreamlike and ethereal night maple experience, making it one of the most popular visual art spectacles in recent years. Lunch is included, and there's no need to drive or rush. You can easily connect the famous autumn foliage spots in Saga and Fukuoka in a single day, enjoying the splendor and tranquility of autumn in Kyushu.