【Noh Theater Workshop】Gain unique insights into the history and techniques of Noh from expert performers. Step onto the hallowed Noh stage and receive personalized instruction in the art's distinctive movements. Experience the challenge of walking with the iconic "suriashi" sliding step while wearing a Noh mask. Embark on a journey through time and tradition at the Morimoto Noh Stage. This immersive Noh theater experience promises to leave you with a profound appreciation for one of Japan's most enigmatic and beautiful art forms.【Umegae Mochi Grilled Experience】Begin your journey in Dazaifu with a fascinating introduction to the story and history behind Umegae Mochi, a traditional sweet closely tied to Dazaifu's cultural identity. Experience the thrill of grilling your mochi on a traditional iron mold. The challenge lies in achieving the perfect golden-brown color in just 90 seconds, requiring skill and attention. Participate in this unique workshop to not only taste but also create one of Dazaifu's most iconic treats.【Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine】Dazaifu Tenmangu enshrines Sugawara Michizane, a 9th-century scholar, politician, and poet deified as Tenjin, the god of learning, culture, and the arts. The shrine's history spans over 1100 years, with the current main hall dating back to 1591, showcasing the grandeur of Momoyama-era architecture. The shrine grounds are a year-round spectacle of natural beauty and a powerful spiritual site. Dazaifu Tenmangu is believed to hold special spiritual power for success in studies, exams, and artistic pursuits. Whether you're seeking academic blessings, cultural insights, or simply a moment of tranquility, this magnificent shrine offers an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Japan's rich heritage.【Kyushu National Museum】Kyushu National Museum stands as a modern architectural marvel and a treasure trove of Japanese and Asian cultural history. As Japan's fourth national museum, it offers a unique perspective on the country's rich heritage. Its unique focus on Asian perspectives and Kyushu's historical role in cultural exchange makes it an essential stop for anyone interested in understanding the depth and breadth of Japanese culture.