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  • Roadside Station Koishiwara
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    4.0
    28 Reviews
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    Fukuoka Pref. Asakuraguntouhoumura Koishiwara 941-3
    A roadside station standing along National Route 211 in Asakura County, Fukuoka Prefecture. Known as a ceramics mecca, many Koishiwara ware potters have shops here. The station also has a local specialty products shop selling fresh, locally grown agricultural products, a restaurant, sightseeing and road information corner, and more.

    博多から英彦山神宮に向かう途中で利用しました。場所柄、小石原焼・髙取焼の陶器をメインにお土産やお米、柿等地元農産物がそれなりにありました。棚田のお米は興味をそそられましたが持ち帰るのに重く断念しました。

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  • Haki Big Sunflower Park
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    2.5
    5 Reviews
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    Fukuoka Prefecture Asakura City Sakuragi
    This is a vast sunflower garden facing the “Harazuru” roadside station along the national highway Route 386. Visitors will be captivated by the sight of 160,000 large yellow blooming flowers as far as the eye can see. The best time to visit is between the middle and end of September, and at the “sunflower fair” held in this season one can also buy sunflowers by the piece.

    こちらも道の駅に隣接されているパン屋さんです ちょうど伺った際は種類が多くは無かったですが ふわふわでおいしいパンでしたよ。

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  • Chikuzen Minami no Sato
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    Fukuoka Asakura-gun Chikuzenmachi Minami 866-banchi
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