Haze line at Yanagisakasone

柳坂曽根の櫨並木

Haze, raw materials of candles, is said to have come from a Chinese ship that washed ashore on Sakurajima in 1645 (Shoho 2). The Kurume clan begun to plant Haze around 1730 (Kyoho 15) and encouraged its people to plant Haze on vacant lots, wasteland, and riverbanks. Haze was widely used inside and outside the Kurume clan and became an important commodity for the clan as well as farmers. Matsuyama-haze and Iyoshi-haze were developed by the Kurume clan and were spread all over the country as a new superb plant. Present day, there are 200 plants that can trace their history back to the original plants. The Autumn color is overwhelming.
Prefectually Designated Natural Treasure.
About 200 Haze trees stretch 1.1 kilo-meters

Basic Information

Address (Japanese) 839-0827 福岡県久留米市山本町豊田
Address Toyota, Honmachi,Kurume City, Fukuoka
Telephone Number 090-3071-9868(柳坂ハゼ祭り実行委員会)
Open From Mid-November until the end of November.
Car Park 250 cars and 10 buses are available.
Access 25 minutes by Nishitetsu bus no.25. from the Nishitetsu-station. Get off at Yanagizaka bus-stop.

*Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.

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Chikugo Area
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Flowers & Plants Scenic Spots & Natural Monuments

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