Kurodabushizo

Kurodabushizo is a striking bronze equestrian statue of Kuroda Nagamasa, the founder of the Kuroda clan that ruled Fukuoka during the Edo period. Erected in 1909 and restored after WWII, it stands prominently in the plaza outside Hakata Station, greeting travelers and locals alike. The statue depicts Nagamasa in full armor astride a powerful horse, capturing the spirit of the samurai era. Surrounded by the modern bustle of one of Fukuoka's busiest transit hubs, the monument offers a quiet moment of historical reflection. Visitors often pause to photograph the statue and read the informative plaque detailing Nagamasa's role in unifying the region and developing the city.

不容错过

• View the detailed bronze sculpture of Kuroda Nagamasa on horseback
• Read the historical plaque explaining the Kuroda clan's significance
• Observe the contrast between the historic statue and modern Hakata Station
• Take photos with the statue against the backdrop of the station
• Explore the surrounding Hakata Station area with shops and restaurants

门票与行程

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适合

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如何到达

行前须知

• The statue is outdoors and always visible, but best viewed in daylight.
• Bring a camera; the statue is a popular photo spot.
• Combine with a visit to Hakata Station's shopping and dining.
• No shelter, so check weather before visiting.

历史背景

Kuroda Nagamasa (1568–1623) was a daimyo who served Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu, receiving the Fukuoka domain in 1600. The statue was originally cast in 1909 to honor his legacy, survived the war, and was restored in 1964.