・Mountains ablaze with autumn foliage: The hills and mountains are set aflame with the rich reds and oranges of changing leaves, creating a stunning backdrop. ・Golden rice fields: The landscape is dotted with golden-hued rice paddies, ready for harvest, their color intensified against the azure sky and deep blue sea. ・Ceramic streets in technicolor: The famous pottery districts come alive with displays of colorful ceramics, adding a unique cultural dimension to the autumnal beauty.

Raizan Sennyoji Daihioin The temple grounds feature a large maple tree, approximately 400 years old, which is designated as a natural monument of Fukuoka Prefecture. In November, during the autumn foliage season, it turns a vibrant red, attracting many visitors. The tree is also beautiful during the fresh green season of spring, offering various scenic views throughout the year.

Karatsu castle Karatsu Castle was completed by Terasawa Hirotaka, a vassal of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, over a seven-year period starting in 1602 (Keichō 7). It is said that materials from the abandoned Nagoya Castle were used in its construction. The castle is also known as "Maizuru Castle" (Dancing Crane Castle) because the sandy beaches and pine groves surrounding the castle resemble a crane with its wings spread.

Okawachiyama, the Village of Secret Kilns in Imarii The reason Imari Okawachi was chosen as a suitable location to protect the techniques was due to its geographical features. Highly skilled potters were gathered here, and a checkpoint was established to prevent their techniques from leaking to outsiders. The area was surrounded on three sides by steep mountains, and a checkpoint was placed at the entrance, making it an ideal place to safeguard the technical knowledge.