Hishino Triple Water Wheels

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4.1

( 8 reviews )

Art Galleries, Museums, Cultural Center

Hishino, Asakura, Fukuoka 838-1305, Japan +81 9465-205-31

Located in a picturesque countryside setting, Hishino Triple Water Wheels is a well-known brand that specializes in traditional water wheel technology. With a rich history dating back many years, the brand has gained a reputation for its high-quality products and innovative designs. The three water wheels symbolize the brand's commitment to sustainability and environmental conservation. Visitors can witness the beauty of these water wheels in action, as they harness the power of water to create energy and drive machinery. Hishino Triple Water Wheels is a must-visit destination for those interested in learning about the traditional methods of water wheel technology and experiencing the beauty of rural Japan.

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Ashley m

March 22, 2024

Do not expect too much to watch here. Mainly a souvenir shop with many local tourists. But if you are visiting somewhere nearby, you may still come to enjoy the silence.

Colt payne

March 22, 2024

3 minutes viewing.

Ryan schaefer

March 22, 2024

If the manufacturer can work out, that will be more cool.

Jim blankenship

March 22, 2024

It doesn't matter how many times you see it ~ It's a relief to see a water wheel moving energetically 😌 The sound of the water is nice, but the water power is also amazing ❗ It's in a really peaceful place 😊 …

Zhi yuang gao

March 22, 2024

I have been curious about this since before October, so I visited you this time. There are three waterwheels about 3 to 4 meters in size, making it a small tourist spot. The Asakura Water Pumping Turbine Group is known nationwide as Japan's oldest working water turbine. It has been designated as a national historic site along with the Horikawa Canal. Symbol of Asakura City. There is a roadside station-style facility just a short walk away. There is a corner where you can watch bees being bred. It seems that you can buy honey 🍯 and also eat.

Brian ling

March 22, 2024

Japan's oldest working waterwheel! I was able to take a close look It's impressive …

Al mcfarlane

March 22, 2024

I took a drive to the Sanren Suiryu in Asakura City. Historically, it is the oldest waterwheel still in operation, and there was also a double waterwheel nearby. There are about 20 municipal parking lots nearby.