Maidashi

At the end of the Sengoku period, after Kyūshū Campaign, Toyotomi Hideyoshi settled by the sea shore, and ordered Sen no rikyu to hold a tea party.

During the Edo period, there were many domestic expenditures which made Mage-mono (曲物) and roofing panel and Sanpo, ritual article, to be ordered out by Hakozaki-gu.

There is a shopping mall called Yume taun Hakata (ゆめタウン博多, which means 'Hakata Dream Town' in Japanese),[7] which attracts many people from surrounding areas during holidays.

[10][11][12] Maidashi ryokuchi is not only a park but also a historic site which gives the citizens opportunities to learn the modern history of Hukuoka since the Meiji era.

But later a landfill site was created and now views of the sea are left only around the Osiroi hama (お潮井浜) of Hakozaki shrine,[14] and an extensive prospect of Hakata Bay.

Nowadays as a fabulous view of the sea is to be a key selling point, some high-rise condominiums, targeted for high-income class, have been constructed.

Kyushu University Hospital
Kyushu University Station for Collective Research II
Former the Building of Department of Medicine Kyushu Imperial University
(Present the Faculty of Medicine Bldg. A of Basic Science of Kyushu University)
Rikyu kama kake matsu
Hakozaki-gu Hana teien
The Hakata bay viewed from Higashi-hama
The Hakata bay at set of sun
Club Orient No.70 Harbor South Tower2