The top of the design features text that reads "Fruits to Kougei no Sato (Fruit and Craft Village)," along with an image of grapes, strawberries, Kurume-gasuri (a textile which is both a Jyuyo Mukei Bunka-zai [Important Intangible Cultural Property], as well as a designated traditional craft), and the symbol of the city. "Hirokawa" and "Osui (sewage) 14" is written at the bottom of this sewage pipe manhole cover.

* As designated by the Japanese government, Jyuyo Mukei Bunka-zai (Important Intangible Cultural Property) is a title awarded to cultural properties (forms of drama, music, or craft techniques) of high artistic value.

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