Two-day Fukuoka flash mob: Memories of the Coal Mine × Awakening of the Pottery Monster

#FukuokaItinerary **Day 1｜Time Underground** 08:30 **Old Chikuho Coal Mine Dark Market Exploration** Wearing a headlamp, he went deep into the abandoned mine and used chalk to draw the outlines of the miners' souls next to the Showa era marks left on the mining surface. At the end of the tunnel is a wartime "black market canteen" that serves coal slag-dyed bento and well-water whiskey. 14:00 **Ida-cho Ishigaki Memorial Hall, Sumie** Use chalk powder to copy the music score of "Coal Mine Festival" on the coal ash wall. After completion, illuminate it with ultraviolet light, and the hidden mine disaster elegy will emerge in fluorescent handwriting. 19:00 **Tagawa City Night Train Graveyard** Sneak into the abandoned JR tracks and compare the starry sky with the "ghost timetable" passed down by railway fans. The old stationmaster would drive a modified rail car to deliver lunch boxes, which were cast iron containers shaped like coal scuttles. **Day 2｜Earth and Monster** 09:00 **Oishihara ware, ghost tile kiln transformation** Challenge the "kiln-mutated ghost mask" at the folk art pottery village, burying the unglazed pottery in kiln ash mixed with wolfsbane roots and firing it. When the kiln is opened, the glaze surface will crack into fang-like textures due to the temperature, and it needs to be sealed with children's blood (actually red perilla juice). 16:00 **Takatori Yaki, Yurei Kiln** Climb up the remains of a 17th century kiln and set up the "Night Parade of One Hundred Demons" on the 30-degree inclined kiln bed. The kiln owner teaches a secret technique: if you put your ear close to the kiln wall, you can hear the breathing of the potters during the Keicho period. 21:00 **Hoshino Village Tianmoku Tea Bowl Starlight** "Tea Bowl Astrology" is held in the Dark Sky Conservation Area. A Song Dynasty Yaobian Tenmoku bowl is filled with spring water, and the glaze on the bottom of the bowl will be projected onto the water surface corresponding to the night constellations.