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Not included: Admission to Yanagawa River Cruise 2000 yen/person; Raizan Sennyoji Temple 500 yen; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses; Insurance
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Today we will visit 6 attractions and experiences: from Itoshima Meoto Iwa (Couple Rocks), Coconut Tree Swing, Ichiran Ramen, Shiraito Falls/Raizan Sennyoji Temple, Yanagawa River Cruise, to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. A rich itinerary awaits you! First Stop: Itoshima Meoto Iwa (Couple Rocks) Two giant rocks, symbolizing love and bonds, are connected by a shimenawa rope, with the magnificent ocean and crashing waves in the background. This is a must-visit spot for couples and families to take photos. The morning sun shining on the sea is especially romantic. Second Stop: Coconut Tree Swing The coconut tree swing, facing the sea, is Itoshima's most popular Instagrammable spot. Sit on it and gently sway with the wind, with the blue sky and coastline in view. Any photo taken here looks like a holiday postcard. Third Stop: Ichiran Ramen Main Store Lunch is specially arranged at the famous Ichiran Ramen in Hakata. The rich tonkotsu broth paired with springy thin noodles is fragrant and delicious. This bowl of authentic ramen instantly replenishes energy and satisfies your taste buds. Fourth Stop: Shiraito Falls / Raizan Sennyoji Temple Different attractions are visited depending on the season: in summer, explore Shiraito Falls and feel the refreshing coolness of the cascading waterfall; in autumn, visit Raizan Sennyoji Temple, where the mountain is covered in red leaves, complementing the solemn Thousand-Armed Kannon, experiencing the beauty of Japan's four seasons. Fifth Stop: Yanagawa River Cruise Board a small boat and let the boatman propel it with a bamboo pole, slowly drifting through ancient waterways. Weeping willows and small bridges intertwine along the banks, as if you are in a painting from the Edo period, tranquil and poetic. Sixth Stop: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Finally, we arrive at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, dedicated to the god of learning. In addition to praying for blessings, you can also taste specialty snacks like Umegae Mochi on Omotesando, experiencing the dual charm of culture and cuisine. These six major attractions and experiences each have their own unique characteristics, from coastal scenery to waterside charm, and then to shrine culture, forming a wonderful and rich one-day tour of Kyushu. Come and join us to keep this beautiful journey in your memory! ⚠️ Travel Notice August 8th to August 16th is the peak travel season for Japan's Obon Festival, which may lead to traffic congestion, large crowds, attractions closing early, or itinerary time adjustments. Please do not book dinner, flights, or Shinkansen for the same day, and it is recommended to bring a power bank. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!