What kind of place is Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan?

Population 50 10000.

It covers an area of 4,972.98 square kilometers.

Located in the north of Kyushu.

Fukuoka, the capital.

Gourmet Bodo Lamian Noodles, Bodo ming prince, Liuchuan Pot, Gaoqu Shao, etc.

Persimmons, Kyoho grapes, seedlings, Yulu green tea, wardrobes, Bodo dolls, etc.

Attractions: Shenshen area, Fukuoka Tower, Hakata Riverside City, Dahao Park, Kokura City, Tianman Palace in Taizai Prefecture, etc.

brief introduction

Fukuoka Prefecture is located in the southwest of Japan, and the northern part of Kyushu Island is the traffic artery connecting Kyushu and Honshu, and it is also the political and economic center of Kyushu. Fukuoka Prefecture is also the nearest county to China, Korean Peninsula and Southeast Asia. Fukuoka is 0/000km away from Tokyo/KLOC-,but only 540km away from Seoul and 870km away from China. Surrounded by the sea on three sides: Minghai in the west, Xuan Jie Beach and Xiangtan in the north and Zhou Fang Beach in the east. These mountains include Zhuzi Mountain, Houzhen Mountain and Erna Mountain. Rivers include Tsukukawa, Yabuchuan, Yuanhechuan and Shanguochuan. The plain is an alluvial plain formed by the above rivers. Judging from the convenient geographical conditions in Fukuoka Prefecture, Fukuoka has been a window for exchanges between Japan and foreign countries since ancient times, and there are quite a few historical sites.

history

Fukuoka is a window for Japanese exchanges with China, the Korean Peninsula and Asian countries. In ancient times, there was a government hall in Taizai County, and a state guesthouse, Lu Hong Pavilion, was established in what is now Fukuoka City more than 1000 years ago. In the Middle Ages, Hakata Port flourished as a trade base with China, Korean Peninsula and Nanyang. During the Meiji period (1868-19 12), the mass production of coal in Zhu Feng and the development of coal-related industries also promoted the development of Japanese industry as a whole.