[2025 Yanagawa Attraction] Travel Guide for Hiyoshi Shrine (Updated Jul)

After exiting the Yanagawa Interchange, I spent a day exploring the Yanagawa area, which is about a 10-minute drive away 🚙. Here are some recommended spots to visit! 📍Hiyoshi Shrine From late December to early April, you'll be greeted by a large "Otafuku" mask! 🅿️ Free parking available 📍Yanagawa Area ・Harapeko Kitchen Try their fried pizza! They offer a variety of flavors, perfect for snacking while walking around! ・Unagiya Gen They serve "Unamusu" (eel rice balls)! If you find "Seiro-mushi" (steamed eel) too expensive but still want to enjoy eel, this is a great option! It was incredibly delicious! Personally, I found "Unamusu" satisfying enough! 💰 Price per person: 700 yen 📍Anri Farm The farm is filled with beautiful bougainvillea flowers! During the Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival) season, "Sagemon" decorations are also displayed. You can even receive puffed rice snacks as souvenirs! 💰 Price per person: 300 yen (entrance fee) 🅿️ Free parking available 📍Olive This café is located inside a hospital and serves delicious parfaits! While I only visited for the café, their daily lunch specials also looked affordable and tasty! 🅿️ Free parking available 📍Former Toshima Residence This is a tangible cultural property designated by Fukuoka Prefecture! Take a look at the meticulous craftsmanship of old Japanese houses. During the Hinamatsuri season, "Sagemon" and doll displays are featured. 💰 Price per person: 100 yen 📍Karatachi Literary Foot Bath Relax your tired feet in a hot spring after sightseeing! Many locals frequent this spot. The spring water has a silky texture and feels amazing! 🕰️ Hours: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM 🅿️ Free parking available

#100TravelStyles JapaneseSmallCityTravel~ It's a bakery cafe in front of Hiyoshi Shrine. There's also a parking lot in a quiet alley. It's a dessert cafe with various items such as spaghetti, ice cream, and toast. #CafeRecommendation #FukuokaTravel #JapaneseSmallCityTravel #SagaPrefecture

In addition to eating eel rice when going to Yanagawa, the shrines here are very worth visiting! Although this shrine is not big, it is definitely more special than other shrines There is a big smiling mask at the entrance of the shrine The locals say this is the face of happiness There are less people here and it’s very peaceful. I heard that the royal seals at this shrine are very beautiful. It's a pity that I went there too late, it was closed If you are interested in Goshuin again, you can do it earlier! There is a small park next to the shrine where you can play on the swings 📍Yagawa Hiyoshi Shrine There is a parking lot #globaltravel