Sugawara Michizane; a place where the god of Japanese learning is enshrined

 Dazaifutenmangu in Japan is a shrine located in Tazahua, Fukuoka. It houses Michizane Sugawano, known as the god of learning, and is one of Japan's important cultural properties. 

 Sugawano Michizane was a Heian scholar in the late ninth century who was respected for his excellent academic ability and political talent, but he was demoted due to Fujiwara's conspiracy and exiled after Tazahua. This is a biography that reminds me of Jeong Yak-yong, a Dasan in korea. 

 There are many things to eat at the entrance to the shrine. There were many people who came to see it. 

 There is a statue of a bull at the entrance of Ten Thousand Palace in Dazaifu. It is said that this is the cow that brought Michizane Sugawano to Dazaifu. Visitors believe that touching the statue will make them smart, so their horns and face are shiny. 

The inside of the shrine was very clean and well landscaped. The scenery is so good that it can be a photo spot wherever you go, so I recommend that anyone who passes by this area visit there. It looks like a tree that's hundreds of years old and a lake that shines on it is really well harmonized. 

There were many people who made wishes at the shrine. It is said that many test takers and job seekers visit because they are gentlemen who worship the god of learning. The cherry blossoms were also really pretty. In Japan, they make a lake like this and release fish. I think there were many kinds of silk carp. The shrine building and cherry blossoms were well harmonized. 

 There are statues of Wuxi (ox), Kitsune (fox), Inosi (wild pig), and Tora (tiger) at Tenmung Palace in Dazaifu. The fox represents the spirit of the Tenmung Palace, and the wild boar and the tiger represent the guardian deity of the Tenmung Palace. 

The shrine building is very unique. There were grasses and plants on top of the building. I thought it was a unique architecture. If it rains, the soil will get wet and become very heavy, but it seems like the building will be cool in the hot sun in summer. 









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Yamada Service Area; Japan's Highway Resting Station From Koreans' View

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After arriving at Fukuoka Airport, we stopped by Yamada Rest Area (downbound) on our way to Beppu, our destination. On one side of the rest area, made by cutting the hillside, solar power was filling the side of the mountain, and the spacious parking lot was filled with cars.  The reason I posted this place was because the highway rest area was so impressive. It's very different from Korea. One of them is the bathroom. The highway rest area toilet was so clean that I thought, "How can this be?"  In Korea, there is also a space where children can change their diapers in the bathroom of the highway rest room. I think the bathroom is unsanitary because there is a lot of moisture inside and the smell of filth is combined. It will not be easy to remove and dress the baby in such a space unless it is inevitable.   However, the bathroom itself in Japan had no moisture, so the interior was kept comfortable. The interior was managed so thoroughly that there was no smell of urine o
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Ichimujin, a famous restaurant near Fukuoka Airport in Japan

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Located near Fukuoka Airport in Japan, Ichimujin is a popular restaurant among locals. When we visited, the staff asked us where we were from. I said that we are from Korea, they said hello welcome. It was very friendly. If you visit this resturant, you can park about four cars. You can turn left from the building and park in the public parking lot on the right. As soon as you enter, only the four major spaces on the left are the parking spaces of the ramen restaurant.  The main focus of this house is Donkotsu Ramen, and dumplings are delicious and fried rice is delicious.  When you enter the entrance, you will see a vending machine instead of a kiosk. If you choose the food you want to eat here, you will get a small coupon. Show this coupon to the staff and they will bring you the food.  It's a coupon like this. It's 780 yen for tonkotsu ramen, 350 yen for fried rice, and 300 yen for dumplings.  The store is not that big. There was a Dodge that I could eat alone, and the table
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