Onojo

Onojo is an area placed in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. Its call is made from the kanji for 'big subject and 'fortress'. It is often a southern suburb of the metropolis of Fukuoka, and has a border to the northwest with the Hakata-ku area of the metropolis. It additionally shares borders with Dazaifu and Kasuga, Umi, Chikushino, Nakagawa and Shime. The border with Umi is marked by using the summit of Otoganayama at 268 metres above sea degree, a huge expanse of deciduous and bamboo wooded area, uninhabited besides by the occasional snake.

The Mikasa River flows through Onojo on its manner to Hakata bay, with some of its tributaries which include Cow Neck River originating inside the mountains inside the south. Ducks, turtles, koi, egrets, herons and Japanese wagtails can be seen in or across the river, relying on the season. There is a Daimonji festival in September, close to the Madokapia lifestyle centre, library and metropolis workplace. Like different components of Fukuoka, homeless people can be located dozing in some of the parks. It has areas devoted to the mizu shobai. It also has many Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples.