History Through the Eyes of a Samurai

Hi, this is Sarah! In this video, I'm going to introduce you to the historical side of Fukuoka.
Our destination is Yanagawa, a beautiful location often referred to as "the city of water" due to its abundance of canals. Let's wear a traditional kimono and enjoy a river cruise to imagine we're back in the Edo era, a time when samurai were still active.
We will then visit Ohana, the former residence of the region's feudal lords, which today operates as a museum, traditional hotel, and wedding venue and provides guided tours.
I hope you enjoy each of these fantastic experiences, which showcase Fukuoka's valuable and fascinating history, and I hope that you can come here to experience them yourselves one day!
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Kogashin Kimonokan
A kimono shop was established 120 years ago.
Located just 3 minutes from the port, you can rent your favorite kimono from a selection of around 100!
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Yanagawa River Cruising Experience
You can enjoy a 70-minute boat ride along the Yanagawa River with a personal navigator who will explain the river's fascinating history and other facts.
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Yanagawa Feudal Lord
Tachibana Estate: Ohana
The Tachibana residence has been in existence since the Edo period. It is now a museum, Ryotei (Japanese style restaurant), Ryokan (Japanese style inn), and offers various other services.
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