Yi Du Xiang Tu Mei Shu Guan🏛 museum
Art museum located in Itoshima.
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High-quality local wagyu beef served in specialized steakhouses and yakiniku shops.
A winter staple; grill them yourself in the seasonal huts at Kishi or Kafuri ports.
Hand-pulled thin noodles, a refreshing local specialty, especially in summer.
One of Japan's largest farmers' markets, selling fresh Itoshima produce and meat.
Buy unique ceramics, woodwork, and glassware directly from local studio shops.
A cool and peaceful waterfall in the mountains, well-suited for a nature break.
A grand basalt cave by the sea with quiet walking trails around the headland.
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Itoshima, located on a peninsula west of Fukuoka City, has emerged as one of Japan's most stylish coastal destinations. The city seamlessly blends natural wonders with a spirited creative scene. Keya Beach is a standout, listed among the 'Top 100 Beaches in Japan,' featuring clear waters and the nearby Keya-no-Oto sea cave. Fukae Beach (深江海水浴場) is a family favorite for its shallow shores, while Nagatare (長垂海水浴場) and Ohara (大原海水浴場) offer tranquil spots for seaside strolls. The most iconic site is the Sakurai Futamigaura, where a white Torii gate stands in the ocean before the 'Wedded Rocks.' Itoshima is also a hub for artisans, with many pottery studios and seaside cafes dotting the landscape. Its culinary reputation is built on high-quality 'Itoshima Brand' produce, including fresh vegetables and seasonal oysters. Easily accessible from central Fukuoka in about 40 minutes by train, the city provides a refreshing escape into nature with a sophisticated touch. It is the great blend of rural charm and coastal elegance.
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Art museum located in Itoshima.
