On Saturday, February 28, 2026, Reihoku Town will be exhibiting at the Amakusa Fair 2026 held at HiRaKu in Tenjin, Fukuoka City!
Fukuoka and Amakusa are connected by Amakusa Airlines (AMX) via the Mizoka service.
This is a rare chance to bring the charms of Reihoku, located right next to Amakusa Airport, directly to the people of Fukuoka.

🍊 Reihoku’s seasonal best gathers in Tenjin!
We will offer many of Reihoku’s proud local specialties on the day.

🎁 Fun activities
At the venue, customers who spend 1,000 yen or more will be entered into a prize drawing!

📅 Event details
Date and time: Saturday, February 28, 2026, 11:00 – 18:00
Venue: HiRaKu, Cultural Exchange and Creative Hub (Tenjin 2-chome 8-227, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City)
Program: Local specialty sales, tourism PR, public recording of AMX Radio “Mizoka Talk,” and more
Organizer and planner: Amakusa Airlines

A short 35-minute flight from Fukuoka Airport takes you to a different world of blue seas.
We’ll bring you exciting information to make you think, “Maybe I’ll go to Amakusa on my next break,” and we look forward to seeing you in Tenjin!

Please feel free to drop by and enjoy the event ✨

[Held at Hakata Station] Announcing the Amakusa Reihoku “Area Dual Residency Experience Exchange Event” and the Ohisama Marche, packed with the charms of Amakusa Reihoku!

On Sunday, February 8, 2026, the big event “Learn About Amakusa: Amakusa Reihoku Area Dual Residency Experience Exchange Event,” where you can experience the attractions of Reihoku with all five senses, will take place at Hakata Station Square, Fukuoka’s gateway!
The Amakusa Reihoku Tourist Association will also bring our proud local specialties to enliven the Ohisama Marche booth. Feel the breeze of Amakusa Reihoku—less than an hour’s flight from Fukuoka—right at the venue.

🛍️ Ohisama Marche: Featured Lineup
This time’s market carefully selects the best tastes from Reihoku!

⚪︎ Celebrating the Kumamoto-Oshi Dora Grand Prix 2025 award! “Salt Dorayaki” — a masterpiece from long-established local wagashi maker Kurose Seikaho. The just-right saltiness enhances the sweetness, creating a taste you won’t forget.
⚪︎ “Canned Fish from Amakusa Takushin High School Marine Campus” packed with youthful energy — these popular specialty cans were lovingly made by local high school students during practical training.
⚪︎ “Processed Seafood Products” — seaweeds and senbei (rice crackers) made with shrimp and octopus caught in Amakusa’s rich waters; perfect for cooking or snacking.
⚪︎ “Fresh Seasonal Vegetables” sold directly by local farmers — proudly grown under Reihoku’s abundant sun.

👓 Experience & Consultation Booths: Learn About and Get Close to Reihoku
In addition to the market, we offer corners where you can learn more deeply about Reihoku.

⚪︎ Metaverse Reihoku Travel (VR experience) — Using VR, why not tour Reihoku’s beautiful sea and scenery in 360-degree video while staying in Fukuoka?
⚪︎ Migration and Dual-Base Living Consultation — Reihoku town staff and regional revitalization team members will staff a consultation corner. Let’s talk openly about daily life and work in Reihoku.
⚪︎ Tourism PR & Talk Events — We will share every last highlight of Amakusa Reihoku. We have lovely gifts prepared for participants, so please stop by.

📅 Event Details
Name: Learn About Amakusa! Amakusa Reihoku Area Dual Residency Experience Exchange Event
Date and Time: Sunday, February 8, 2026, 11:00–17:00 at Hakata Station Square
Organizer: Reihoku, Amakusa District, Kumamoto Prefecture
Contact: (Event planning and management) Parallab Co., Ltd.
📞092-986-9671
✉️info@parallab.jp

To everyone using Hakata Station and anyone with even a slight interest in Amakusa and Reihoku: we truly look forward to meeting you at the venue and sharing stories about Reihoku!

On November 19, we held the fourth workshop to develop a sightseeing walking route that lets visitors enjoy “Reihoku’s Literary Treasures,” turning the literary spots and heritage remaining in Reihoku into new tourism resources.

This workshop was the final session. Based on the feedback and ideas we have received so far, we reviewed the proposed route and the draft guide manual again and exchanged opinions with the participants.
We also read works related to Reihoku—Fumiko Hayashi’s Amakusa Nada and Ryōtarō Shiba’s Kaidō o Yuku 17—so participants could feel how the literature still connects with Reihoku today.

Going forward, we aim to develop this into an actual sightseeing tour. We will post progress updates on our website, so please look forward to them.

Note: We are also collecting ideas and useful tips from people who could not attend the workshop to help shape the walking route. Please take part in the survey on our company website’s news section.

Contact: Amakusa Reihoku Tourism Association (Incorporated Association), Ogata ☎0969-31-1136
This workshop was held as part of the FY2025 Kumamoto Future Creation Startup Grant project.