Au fil des canaux de Yanagawa
Tristan ScholzeUne promenade le long des célèbres canaux de Yanagawa est idéale pour une chaude soirée d'été. Découvrez l'aménagement des canaux qui en fait la Venise du Kyushu, au Japon.
Yanagawa, a small city in the south of Fukuoka, is known as the Venice of Kyushu and for good reason. The city's 470 kilometers of canals which date back thousands of years mark Yanagawa as a special location and well worth a visit. Canal tours are available year-round but only through a small selection of routes. Shuttle buses drop off passengers from the Nishitetsu Rail Station to the boat loading area with tours lasting about 70 minutes. Commentary is currently only available in Japanese but other non-Japanese speaking visitors can follow the route on the maps provided.
Yanagawa is an especially popular destination for Japanese tourists but is slowly building a reputation with international guests due to its peacefulness and relaxing atmosphere. It's, ostensibly, the ying to Fukuoka's yang and for canal or waterways lovers, Yanagwa is an absolute gem.
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10-minute walk from Nishitetsu-Yanagawa Station
Une promenade le long des célèbres canaux de Yanagawa est idéale pour une chaude soirée d'été. Découvrez l'aménagement des canaux qui en fait la Venise du Kyushu, au Japon.
La parade d'ouverture du festival Hina de Yanagawa ramène à la vie les figurines de la fête des petites filles du 3 mars.