Breakfast today (今日の朝食）

Breakfast today (今日の朝食）

Dango-jiru (だんご汁)

団体バス旅行 / 観光旅行から世界遺産巡りまで

秋穂（あいお）・防府・山口バスツアー

車海老養殖の発祥の地・秋穂（あいお）で海老を満喫の旅！

古くから瀬戸内海で漁業が行われ、特に海老の水揚げが多かった秋穂。
この地で、車海老の研究に生涯をかけた藤永元作博士が世界で初めて車海老の養殖に成功し、

車海老の秋穂となった。

このツアーでは、秋穂で海老料理を満喫し、更に周辺の防府と山口を案内します。

 

●日程　お客様のご要望に応じてアレンジします。
●発着地　北九州市内
●参加人数　40名以上　大型バス１台使用
●料　金　5,200円（昼食代1,500円、参加人数40人の場合）
●食事場所　秋穂　下記からお選び下さい
　・あいお荘：1,300円〜、　Max 100人、　温泉あり
　・民宿しらいし：3,000円〜、Max 80人

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●行　程　
9:00ご指定の場所出発　→　=== 中国自動車道 （王司で休憩）→ 山陽自動車　宇部東ＩＣ===
→ 道道の駅きらら あじす で買物　→　秋穂で昼食
防府天満宮 (日本で最初に創建、日本三大天満宮の一つ、菅原道真が左遷時宿泊した場所)
→　山口市・瑠璃光寺（西の京・山口を代表する場所、梅と桜の名所）
17:00頃　ご指定の場所解散

 

     
道の駅 きらら あじす　      　秋　穂　　　      　 防府天満宮　　　       　瑠璃光寺

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●その他お勧めの場所
     
　  防府/ 毛利庭　　        防府国分寺　　　防府/ 東大寺別院阿弥陀寺　山口/ 常栄寺・雪舟庭

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会社概要　企業理念　サービスのご案内 　お問い合わせ　
団体バス旅行　環境・エコツアー　研修・視察旅行　世界遺産ツアー　外国人向けサービス　
NPO法人・明治日本の産業革命遺産協議会　世界遺産物語

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電話 093-521-8897 　 FAX 093-521-8898  Email　info@japan-kyushu-tourist.com
〒802-0001 北九州市小倉北区浅野3-8-1　AIMﾋﾞﾙ6階

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長崎街道と堀川の歴史を辿るバスツアー

日本の産業発展の礎
　長崎街道と堀川の歴史を辿ろう！

江戸時代（1621年）に、黒田長政の命により治水の目的で着工し、幾多の苦難を乗り越え184年の
歳月をかけて完成した堀川。
その後明治時代になって筑豊で産出した石炭の輸送路として使用され、日本の産業近代化に
大きく貢献した。
　　
このツアーでは、長崎街道、堀川、そして中間と東田の世界遺産と関連施設を巡り、
日本の産業近代化の歩みを紹介します。

●日　程　3月11日（土）
●受付・集合　JR黒崎駅前　時間 8:30〜8:50
●参加費　6,000円
●行　程
・9:00 JR黒崎駅前出発
→ 長崎街道・木屋瀬記念館「みちの故郷史料館」→ 堀川・寿命の唐戸
世界遺産・遠賀川水源地ポンプ室 → 堀川・中間の唐戸（車窓から）
→ 堀川／吉田の伏越、河守神社、車返しの切貫（堀川沿いをウォーキング）
昼食：ホテルクラウンパレス　→　長崎街道・曲里の松並木
→ 長崎街道・東溝口 田町歴史の径　→　長崎街道・東田松並木
東田第一高炉（内部見学）→　世界遺産・旧本事務所（眺望スペースより）
・15:45頃 JR黒崎駅解散

●定員　40名　（最少催行人員　25名）
●申込〆切　2月24日（金）

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●共催　堀川まちおこし実行委員会（八幡西区・中間市・水巻町他で構成）
●主催　ジャパン九州ツーリスト株式会社

●お問い合わせ及び申し込み先
ジャパン九州ツーリスト（株） 福岡県知事登録旅行業　第3-688号
電話 093-521-8897 　 FAX 093-521-8898
Email　info@japan-kyushu-tourist.com
〒802-0001
福岡県北九州市小倉北区浅野3-8-1　AIMﾋﾞﾙ6階

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会社概要　企業理念　サービスのご案内 　お問い合わせ　
団体バス旅行　環境・エコツアー　研修・視察旅行　世界遺産ツアー　外国人向けサービス　
NPO法人・明治日本の産業革命遺産協議会　世界遺産物語

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What we can organize

We offer customized tour in accordance to your requirement.
Including the following themes we can organize for making your special tous.

Where to explore  magnificent Nature, beautiful seasonal flower  Onsen resort, Historical sites, fish market,  local shopping area,  World Heritages,  Industrial modernization heritages

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What to do  Golf, Japanese cultural experiences, fruits picking  boat cruising, cycling, trekking, shopping, farm stay

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What to eat & drink  Japanese cuisines, special local cuisines  Japanese local beefs, food stalls, Sake brewery, Winery

 

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What to learn state-of-the-art technologies, Japan’s industry  environment, education

 

 

Environmental Future City, Kitakyushu

Kitakyushu-city aiming for the World’s Environmental Capital.

 

Kitakyushu-city is the birthplace of Japanese modern steel industry, is now the world’s leading environmental future city after overcoming serious environmental pollution while it 

contributed greatly to Japan’s industrial development.

　　
　　　Higashida No.1 Blast Furnace

 

Situated at the northern end of Kyushu Island, Kitakyushu City is one of Japan’s 20 government-

decreed cities, with a population of 969,000 (according to the estimation as of May, 2013) and

has an area of approx.490㎢.

　　
          
In 1963, five municipal cities were equally merged to make Kitakyushu City, which was a very rare case

in the world as each of the cities had such different personalities;Moji City flourished as an

international trading port, Kokura City had lots of historical background as a Samurai town,

Wakamatsu City was a busy coal port, and Yahata City and Tobata City had steel industry which

greatly contributed to the industrial modernization of Japan.

　　

 

Kitakyushu City has long been called the ‘Town of Manufacturing’ as its economy relies on such

heavy chemical industries, such as steel, chemicals, and metal manufacturing, which occupy a

much higher percentage of its gross product compared with other major cities in Japan.

　　

 

Ever since the international trading ports were constructed in Moji and Wakamatsu. 

Japan’s steel industry began in Yawata in 1901, and many other manufacturing industries have originated here in Kitakyushu City, which has made the city a major driving force of Japan’s industrial development and made a gateway to Asian countries and regions.

Kitakyushu City experienced serious environmental pollution in the 1960’s. However, it has completely overcome these issues thanks to close cooperation with the government, industry, and academia.

By fully utilizing a wide variety of technologies, know-hows, human resources, acquired during this process, it is continuously engaged in the creation and development of environmentally-friendly new technology. 
The ‘Eco-Town Project’ is one of the fine examples of Kitakyushu’s specific commitment towards environmental business and development in the field of recycling and innovative energy.

　　

 

Especially Kitakyushu has been designated as the ‘Environmental Model City’ in 2008 as the environmental future city in 2011. And also nominated as the ‘Model City for Green Growth’ by the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD). 
Kitakyushu City has an incredibly important role as the world’s leading environmentally-friendly city.

 

 

Environmental Future City, Kitakyushu

Kitakyushu-city aiming for the World’s Environmental Capital.
Kitakyushu-city is the birthplace of Japanese modern steel industry, is now the world’s 
leading environmental future city after overcoming serious environmental pollution 
while it contributed greatly to Japan’s industrial development.

　　
　　　Higashida No.1 Blast Furnace

Situated at the northern end of Kyushu Island, Kitakyushu City is one of Japan’s 
20 government-decreed cities, with a population of 969,000
(according to the estimation as of May, 2013) and has an area of approx.490㎢.

　　
          
In 1963, five municipal cities were equally merged to make Kitakyushu City, 
which was a very rare case in the world as each of the cities had such different 
personalities;Moji City flourished as an international trading port, Kokura City 
had lots of historical background as a Samurai town, Wakamatsu City was a 
busy coal port, and Yahata City and Tobata City had steel industry which greatly 
contributed to the industrial modernization of Japan.

　　

Kitakyushu City has long been called the ‘Town of Manufacturing’ as its economy 
relies on such heavy chemical industries, such as steel, chemicals, and metal 
manufacturing, which occupy a much higher percentage of its gross product 
compared with other major cities in Japan.
　　

Ever since the international trading ports were constructed in Moji and Wakamatsu. 
Japan’s steel industry began in Yawata in 1901, and many other manufacturing industries 
have originated here in Kitakyushu City, which has made the city a major driving force of 
Japan’s industrial development and made a gateway to Asian countries and regions.

Kitakyushu City experienced serious environmental pollution in the 1960’s. However, 
it has completely overcome these issues thanks to close cooperation with the 
government, industry, and academia. By fully utilizing a wide variety of technologies, 
know-hows, human resources, acquired during this process, it is continuously engaged 
in the creation and development of environmentally-friendly new technology. 
The ‘Eco-Town Project’ is one of the fine examples of Kitakyushu’s specific commitment 
towards environmental business and development in the field of recycling and innovative 
energy.

　　

Especially Kitakyushu has been designated as the ‘Environmental Model City’ in 2008 
as the environmental future city in 2011. And also nominated as the ‘Model City for 
Green Growth’ by the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD). 
Kitakyushu City has an incredibly important role as the world’s leading 
environmentally-friendly city.

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