A Mix Of Cultures Handed Down Since Antiquity 30 Constituent Cultural Properties
Diverse cultural properties let you experience the history of the magnificent
"Western Capital".
Here, we present constituent cultural properties that speak of the international exchange during that time.
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- Dazaifu Ruins
- Ono-jo Fortress Ruins
- Mizuki Fortress Ruins
- Kanzeon-ji & Kandai-in Temple
- Chikuzen Kokubun-ji Temple Ruins
- Dazaifu Academy Ruins
- Kokubu Tile Kiln Ruins
- Mount Homan
- Temple Bell (Kanzeon-ji Temple)
- Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine
- Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine
Jinko Event - Traditional events
at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine - Tsukushi poetry circles in the Man'yoshu
- Dazaifu Jobo (Grid-Based City) ruins
- Official road
- Corps seals excavation site
(Mikasa corps seal, Oka corps seal) - Hannya-ji Temple Ruins
- South Hall Ruins
- Dazaifu Plum
- Kii-jo Mountain Fortress
- Ashikisan-jo Fortress Ruins
- Suita Hot Springs
(Futsukaichi Hot Springs) - Tonoharu Pagoda
- Mount Tempai
- Abandoned Sugizuka Temple
- Ushikubi Sue Ware Kiln Ruins
- Engraved Sue-ware excavated
from the Ushikubi Sue Ware Kiln Ruins - Mikasa Forest
- Zenichida Burial Mounds
- Sakuta no Unade Waterway
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List of Constituent Cultural Properties
About the Western Capital
The “Western Capital”, created in Tsukushi 1300 years ago. Cultural assets speaking to the magnificence of this city of international exchange that flourished in East Asia are scattered across the cities of Chikushino, Kasuga, Onojo, Dazaifu, Nakagawa, and Umi in Fukuoka Prefecture as well as the town of Kiyama in Saga Prefecture.