HITA LOCAL SOUVENIORS, Pottery, Food, Geta, and…

2 hita tenryoyaki2
Tenryo Yaki is one of the local pottery in Hita, and is famous for gracious coloring and design, using maple leaves (Craftmen use real maple leaves).

2 hita tenryoyaki1
Variety of dishes for lots of use.

2 hita geta
Hita is also famous for making good GETA !

2 hita tenryoyaki3
Decoration for New Year.

1 konohana 10 umeuzu 1
Plum jam, Plum pickles. (Hita produces good plums!)
The green one is YUZU KOSHO. YUZU is a Japanese citrus fruit with nice sour scent, while KOSHO means pepper. YUZU KOSHO add wonderful flavour (and scent ) to KYUSHU FOOD, such as TETSUNABE-GYOZA, MOTSU-NABE, MEN-CHANKO, MIZU-TAKI, YAKI-TORI, or simply to TOFU. And I especially recommend this YUZU KOSHO for your souvenior :>



ACCESS

To visit Hita, there’s an express bus from Fukuoka Airport / Hakata Station. It takes a little more than an hour from the Airport, and some more from Hakata Station.

1 hita mamedamachi
Mameda town in Hita, the main street, with 200year-old buildings from Samurai Time.

1 hita hinamatsuri
Mameda town in Hita is especially famous for Hina Matsuri, the Doll Festival in March.

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January 6, 2008 - 8:34 am
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Categories: Culture, Food, Others, Travel


Post by akko@hakata:
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