"Drawn into the Charming Old Road"

If you walk from Kurosaki Station towards Aeon Town, you'll find the Nagasaki Kaido.

There are stone benches and gazebos along the Nagasaki Kaido.
It was a side road that connected Kokura's Tokiwa Bridge to Tenryo Nagasaki.
It seems that because it was connected to Nagasaki, the gateway to overseas trade, it influenced foreign culture, politics, and the economy.

The straight path of pine trees is wonderful.

You can also take a break in the gazebo.

The street pine trees that have remained since the Edo period. I learned about the charm of the street pine trees here!

There are stone benches here and there.

Relax while surrounded by pine trees.

This is a road that I personally fell in love with.
It's fun to walk slowly.

So, how about using it as a resting place with seats around Nishi-Kurosaki Station?

"Drawn into the Charming Old Road"

If you walk from Kurosaki Station towards Aeon Town, you'll find the Nagasaki Kaido.

There are stone benches and gazebos along the Nagasaki Kaido.
It was a side road that connected Kokura's Tokiwa Bridge to Tenryo Nagasaki.
It seems that because it was connected to Nagasaki, the gateway to overseas trade, it influenced foreign culture, politics, and the economy.

The straight path of pine trees is wonderful.

You can also take a break in the gazebo.

The street pine trees that have remained since the Edo period. I learned about the charm of the street pine trees here!

There are stone benches here and there.

Relax while surrounded by pine trees.

This is a road that I personally fell in love with.
It's fun to walk slowly.

So, how about using it as a resting place with seats around Nishi-Kurosaki Station?