Toho Village
Hoshuyama district, a mountain area blessed with nature
Koisiwara district, pottery industry representative of Kyushu
Toho is a small village with a population of about 2,000 people in Fukuoka-prefecture,
and is located north side of Asakura-city.
The Village consist of Hoshuyama district and Koishiwara district.
On July 5, 2017, the heavy rain disaster occurred in the northern part of Kyushu,
and Toho Village, both Hoshuyama and Koishiwara districts also suffered great damages.
Even, it takes a little time to return to previous conditions, you can enjoy your journey here.
We are welcome you to visit our place Toho Village
Hoshuyama district
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Koishiwara district
Koishiwara-yaki
A type of Japanese traditional pottery in Koishiwara.
The history dates back to the 17th century, when the third Lord Kuroda Mitsuyuki (1628–1707)
invited potters from Imari, Saga-prefecture to Fukuoka
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Furnace for pottery
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Featured Pottery, Takatori-yaki Hachizan
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Featured Pottery, Koisiwara-yaki Tsurumi Pottery
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Lodge in the Ponta no mori (Ponta forest)
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Gyoja sugi
The big Cedar, called Gyoja sugi, literary meaning is Religious Trainee Cedar planted more
than 600 years ago. Circumference length : 8.3 metre, height : 52 metre.
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Featured tours related to Chikugo region
・6 days North-East Kyushu tour