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'''Fukuoka Prefecture''' (福岡県) is located in northern Kyūshū, facing both the Sea of Japan and the Seto Inland Sea. As the historical gateway to the Asian continent, it has long been a center of international trade and cultural exchange. | '''Fukuoka Prefecture''' (福岡県) is located in northern Kyūshū, facing both the Sea of Japan and the Seto Inland Sea. As the historical gateway to the Asian continent, it has long been a center of international trade and cultural exchange. | ||
Revision as of 21:11, 16 September 2025
Fukuoka Prefecture (福岡県) is located in northern Kyūshū, facing both the Sea of Japan and the Seto Inland Sea. As the historical gateway to the Asian continent, it has long been a center of international trade and cultural exchange.
The prefecture’s largest city, Fukuoka, is today a major urban hub known for its lively food culture and cosmopolitan atmosphere, while nearby Kitakyūshū developed as one of Japan’s first modern industrial cities.
Culturally, Fukuoka blends openness and vitality with deep-rooted traditions. It is home to famous festivals such as the Hakata Gion Yamakasa and is closely associated with crafts like Hakata-ori (richly patterned silk textiles), Koishiwara ware (pottery with distinctive brush and comb decoration), and a variety of folk crafts tied to everyday life.
Geographically, the prefecture combines bustling cities with fertile plains and mountain areas, making it both a modern center of innovation and a region with strong ties to its craft heritage.
Pages in category "Fukuoka Prefecture"
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