YokaBus Nanzoin Bronze Buddha and Itoshima Totoro Forest & Sakurai Futamigaura

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Photogenic Day Tour

This tour begins at Hakata Station and explores the charms of Fukuoka and Itoshima. First, head to Nanzo-in Temple in Fukuoka to soak up the tranquil atmosphere of the temple and gaze upon the world's largest bronze reclining Buddha. Next, visit the fish market to savor fresh seafood and experience the vibrant local market. Then, experience traditional matcha tea and immerse yourself in Japanese tea culture at Ashiyakamanosato. In the afternoon, head to Itoshima to immerse yourself in the mystical nature of the Totoro Forest. Finally, cap off the tour by visiting Sakurai Futamigaura, where you'll witness a breathtaking sunset alongside the "Meoto Rocks," two rocks standing side by side in the sea.

Tour Attraction Points

✅Tour with cultural heritage
Visit Nanjo-in , home to the world's largest bronze reclining Buddha statue!
✅Gourmet Adventure
Sample delicious local cuisine at this vibrant market brimming with fresh seafood, freshly caught by local fishermen. Enjoy freshly caught seafood rice bowls, sushi, and a variety of other seafood dishes, including oysters, scallops, and shrimp.
✅If you love nature!
Enjoy the scenery of Itoshima, renowned for its beautiful beaches and lush nature. It's the perfect place to take photos or simply relax. In particular, you can enjoy a romantic stroll along Sakurai Futamigaura Beach, famous for its "Meotoi Rocks" and breathtaking sunsets.
✅Tour with a professional guide
Hear fascinating stories about Fukuoka's history and culture from a professional guide. Tours are conducted in English and Japanese, and detailed explanations of the tourist attractions are provided.

Short tour course overview

Nanjoin
Nanjo-in is a temple famous for its giant reclining Buddha statue, which is 41 meters long, 11 meters high, and weighs approximately 300 tons.

Totoichiba
This place is full of a variety of fresh seafood, including live fish airlifted directly from Sasebo.

Ashiya Gama no Sato
The Ashiyakamanosato Museum showcases original Muromachi period iron tea utensils, offering a glimpse into the artistry and history of Japanese tea culture. Enjoy matcha tea in a traditional tea room or in a beautiful Japanese garden for a truly cultural experience.

Totoro Forest
Part of Genkai National Park, Totoro Forest is a charming natural attraction that has gained popularity for its resemblance to the magical setting of the famous Japanese animation "My Neighbor Totoro."

Sakurai Futamigaura
Located along the beautiful coast of Fukuoka Prefecture, Sakurai Futamigaura is famous for its "Meoto Iwa" (Married Couple Rocks) and breathtaking sunset views. In Japanese mythology, these rocks symbolize married couples and eternal love, and the scenery is particularly beautiful at sunset.