[Fukuoka] YokaBus Nanzoin Bronze Buddha and Itoshima Totoro Forest & Sakurai Futamigaura

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Overview: ◆ Cultural Heritage
Visit Nanzoin Temple, home to the impressive Reclining Buddha that considered the largest bronze reclining Buddha in the world, and learn about its historical significance in Japanese Buddhism.

◆ Culinary Adventure
Savor delicious regional cuisine in a vibrant food market featuring fresh seafood directly from local fishermen, offering Fresh seafood bowls or sushi with locally caught fish, variety of marine delicacies including oysters, scallops, and shrimp.

◆ Nature Immersion
Discover the natural beauty of Itoshima, known for its breathtaking beaches and lush landscapes, perfect for photography and relaxation. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Sakurai Futamigaura, known for its iconic wedded rocks and stunning sunset vistas.

◆ Guided Experience with Bilingual Support
Enjoy the insights and stories of Fukuoka’s history and culture with a professional English & Japanese Speaking guide throughout your tour. For guests who prefer assistance in Chin

What to expect: Embark on a full-day journey from Hakata Station to discover the hidden gems of Fukuoka and Itoshima. Begin your adventure at the tranquil Nanzoin Temple, famous for its giant reclining Buddha and serene atmosphere. Next, travel to Ashiya and experience the lively atmosphere of Toto Ichiba (Ashiya Fish Market), where you can enjoy fresh local seafood. Continue to Ashiyagama-no-Sato, a unique cultural site where you will explore the Ashiyagama-no-Sato Museum and participate in an authentic matcha (green tea) experience, learning about the region’s traditional tea culture. In the afternoon, head to Itoshima and stroll through the enchanting Totoro Forest, reminiscent of the beloved Studio Ghibli film. Conclude your tour at Sakurai Futamigaura, a scenic coastal spot famous for its iconic “married rocks” and breathtaking sunset views, before returning to Hakata Station. == The tour is CONFIRMED TO DEPART on the following dates == ★ June 22nd (Sun), July 12th (Sat), Aug 26th (Tue)