Nakasu

It's a lively place for food stall hotels, restaurants and shops around the Nakasu River. In the evening, there are a lot of people in the food stalls.

Huang is a person every year in the winter and summer vacation, no matter how, he will definitely arrange to go abroad, every year to Japan, this year's winter vacation on the first day, came to Jiulong report, the first night came to the house of Zhongzhou Kawabata, what is the house? Here for everyone to popularize science... It is almost equal to our Taiwan night market or roadside stalls, that is, every day next to the canal, there will be many stalls gathered in the evening, and there will be a transparent shed outside each stall. Then everyone gathered in this shed to eat a variety of things, which is a very special culture in Japan... Then today the three of us are floating in a place with less snow at minus 1 degree, drinking beer and eating ramen (Japanese culture no matter how cold the weather is, There will be ice in that drink) and two Hong Kong people, they listened to our accent, immediately recognized us as Taiwanese, and told us: they love Taiwan so much...but they don't know where Pingtung is? Then I said Kenting directly, they immediately knew...wherever it really goes? Kenting seems to have become synonymous with Pingtung... In this cold night 𥚃, it is a special experience...

Really one of the places to visit when traveling to Fukuoka, Nakasu River Nakasu Packer Street is a place to visit every time you come to Fukuoka.

It is a river of Gisu Station with an average of 30 to 50 meters. It is quite charming and there are many places to eat and see in shopping streets around. Be sure to visit Fukuoka.

The night view of the Nakasu River is really beautiful.

Izakaya, ramen restaurants, etc. that lead to the Nakasu River, seem to be basic to any house. If you are a main traveler for eating and drinking, I recommend the area around the Nakasu River.

The night view is a wonderful street. It is a fun place with lots of carriages and recognition by locals and tourists.