Kyushu – Page 3 – Let's Dive into Japanese History

Sakura Lager Beer. Seasonal beer from Kyushu.

Every year, Japanese commercial breweries produce special seasonal beer. It is nice, and many are produced for a specific region

I visited the Kameyama Shachu museum on a short trip to Nagasaki. The museum is maintained by the Nagasaki City

Wow, another brilliant year for my blog. Steadily growing every year which if fantastic. 2021 figures. 38,982 views, 22,414 visitors,

Hi everyone. Welcome those of you who have just followed me and my posts. Last post for this year. Something

A big thankyou for those of you who follow me and also to those of you who have recently joined

Itoshima is a nice little region found to the west of modern Fukuoka city. It is still relatively underdeveloped and

I finally had a chance to visit a couple of breweries on my time off near my home in Fukuoka

Went to the Tokugawa Shogun exhibition today, 3rd August. Very nice! I sometimes get disappointed visiting these `special exhibitions`. I

Over a period of a few hundred years there were thousands of castles built in Japan. In Fukuoka Prefecture only,

I`m going to start off with the oldest brewery in Fukuoka. Established in 1673 way back when Fukuoka was known

Kumamoto holds a parade through the streets of the city every autumn which celebrates famous Lord, Kato Kiyomasa and his

This article will discuss the contribution of Kublai Khan`s lost fleet maritime archaeological site to our understanding of the Mongol

This is one of four Jigoku regions I have been to, so you can say I have been to hell

This blog kinda overlaps with my other articles on the Shimabara Rebellion and Hara Castle Ruins. You can find them

Many questions are raised when it comes to ethical standards associated in the anthropology and archaeology fields. DNA testing is