2025 Fukuoka Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

These are all popular restaurants with long lines, guaranteed! ❤️ Gourmet food that's easy for solo travelers to enjoy! ✨ Daytime drinks are also available! 🍺 1️⃣ [Kuroda-meshi Tuna and Rice] An incredible 4.9 rating on Google! We're open all day! ✨ They have a pot labeled "Tuna White Soup," and the broth is amazing! It's clear, yet has a strong tuna flavor. 🐟 You can make it into a clear soup, or even as a ochazuke (rice with tea) like hitsumabushi. Negitoro Donburi (fried fatty tuna rice bowl) for ¥1,680. QR code ordering lets you take your time choosing. ⭐️ The counter is right at the entrance. There's table seating in the back😊 About a 5-minute walk from Tenjin Station🚃 📍Address: 1-1-23 Daimyo, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City 🕰️Business Hours: 11:00 AM - 8:30 PM 2️⃣A diner inside Yanagibashi Rengo Market [Yanagibashi Shokudo Seichan] Hakata Zuke Donburi (Pickled Rice Bowl) 1,000 yen + fresh scallop topping💡 Opens from 8:30 AM⭐️ The sashimi in the pickled rice bowl is thick and crunchy. A generously sized💯 low-priced seafood bowl🙆♀️ Counter seating on the first floor, table seating on the second floor. 10-minute walk from Canal City 🚶♀️ 📍Address: 1-1-10 Haruyoshi, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture 🕰️Hours: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM Closed Sundays 3️⃣Tabelog Top 100 Restaurants⭐️ [Umeyama Teppei Shokudo Main Branch] The menu is updated daily based on the day's catch ✨ Each dish is carefully prepared ✨ A wide variety of dishes! "Goto Wild Yellowtail" Sesame Set Meal ¥1,380. The fish is so fresh 🐟 You'll want to drink the sesame sauce 😋 ¥150 off single items. Excellent customer service, open all day 👍 About a 5-minute walk from Tenjin Minami Subway Station 🚃 📍Location: 3-6-1 Watanabedori, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City 🕰️Hours: 9:30 AM - 9:00 PM Closed Wednesdays All three locations have surprisingly fast turnover, so don't give up on the lines! ♪ #HakataLunch #FukuokaGourmet #Fukuoka #FukuokaTrip #JapanTravelGuide

#AugustTravelSupport 📍SushiSakaba Sashisu Hakata Main Branch 1-1 Hakata Station Chuo-cho, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka 812-0012, Japan This is the most delicious sushi restaurant I've had in Fukuoka! There are multiple branches, so I recommend finding the one closest to you. I've been going back every time since my first visit. I loved this place because it offers some of the best sushi in Fukuoka. From the shrimp yukhoe to the delicious tuna sushi, this is a must-try Fukuoka restaurant. #FukuokaTravel #FukuokaCity #FukuokaRestaurantRecommendation #FukuokaLocalRestaurant

📅 Travel Itinerary Day 1: Tenjin City Center, Ichiran Headquarters, Nakasu Yatai Street Day 2: Marine World, Nagahama Fish Market, Fukuoka Castle Day 3: Ohori Park, Hakata Traditional Craft Center 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Monte Hermana Fukuoka 🍴 Food Recommendation: Nagahama Fish Market The city center is just a 20-minute taxi ride from the airport. Clean streets, friendly locals, and Korean signs everywhere— I now understand why people love Fukuoka so much. It’s such a great city to travel to, leaving me with so many wonderful memories. Even in the hot weather, it was absolutely amazing.

My first Ritz-Carlton experience in Japan happened to be in Fukuoka. As the newest Ritz-Carlton in Japan and the first Marriott luxury property in Kyushu, it chose Fukuoka—a relatively niche city—which makes it quite unique. Fukuoka is a city with a significant Korean and Shanghainese population. The immigration card comes in four languages: Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and English, likely due to its proximity and convenient transportation. This time, I flew from Shanghai Pudong Airport and landed smoothly in Fukuoka in just an hour and a half. The hotel isn’t far from the airport, just a 10-minute drive away. The airport transfer service is particularly impressive, using an Aston Martin DBX. The elderly chauffeur, dressed formally with driver’s gloves, looked exactly like the butler from Kaito Kid—very stylish. He mentioned it had been raining just days before my arrival, but I enjoyed clear blue skies throughout my stay—what incredible luck. The ocean is clearly visible from the hotel lobby. Though it’s a bit distant, the lack of tall buildings nearby ensures a fantastic view. 🏘️ Room Type/Layout: Designed by Layan, the hotel draws inspiration from Fukuoka’s traditional craft, "Hakata-ori." Woven creative elements are everywhere, perfectly embodying the theme. The lobby is on the 18th floor, and the elevator to the first floor is separated by an artistic screen, ensuring privacy. The Fukuoka Ritz-Carlton generously upgraded me to a Select Suite, which was excellent in every way. 🛌 Amenities/Facilities: The hotel is filled with art—screens, woven pieces, and floral arrangements adorn every space without feeling cluttered. Layan’s design truly shines. On the same floor as the lobby, there’s a dining area: Genjyu features massive mineral decorations at its entrance, the Elephant Bar offers sunset views, Viridis appears to be an all-day dining spot (I didn’t try it, so I’m not sure), and Bay Grill doubles as an open-air bar for casual drinks. The pool, located on the top floor, used to be overcrowded due to influencer visits, but it’s now pay-to-use (around ¥100+; complimentary for Titanium Elite members and above). I checked it out—it’s stunning, with open views and basic spa facilities like a sauna available for free. 🧹 Soundproofing/Cleanliness: The overall experience was comfortable, and cleanliness was impeccable. 💗 Other Tips: - The hotel breakfast is decent, covering basic needs. - Don’t miss Hakata ramen in Fukuoka. I didn’t plan ahead and went to Ichiran’s flagship store, a 10-minute taxi ride or a subway + walk from the hotel. The flagship has longer lines, but the taste is similar to other branches—still worth the visit. This was my third Ichiran after New York and Hong Kong. If you have time, research and try local ramen spots with unique flavors. Overall, the Fukuoka Ritz-Carlton delivers on design, facilities, and service, living up to its luxury branding and making for a wonderful stay.

#Let's talk about travel ☕: Manu Coffee, Fukuoka Cafe, Japan 📝: Very beautiful shop, unique and distinctive, right on the corner of the street. I like it very much. The coffee is very delicious. The atmosphere is nice. Try the cheesecake and butter bread of this shop. Delicious for late night coffee or breakfast. The staff is very friendly. They also sell coffee beans. Suitable for coffee lovers who make their own coffee. 📍Address: Japan, 〒810-0004 Fukuoka, Chuo Ward, Watanabedori, 3 Chome−11−2 BORDER TORWEER 2F BODER 1F

If you're planning a trip to Fukuoka, staying in Tenjin is definitely the way to go! Tenjin Station is directly accessible via the Airport Line, and it offers everything you need—food, accommodations, and shopping—all in one place. Fukuoka is famous for its local delicacies like motsunabe (beef intestine hot pot) and, of course, Ichiran Ramen, which originated here. From Tenjin, you can also visit the food stalls along the Hakata Canal to try various local snacks. For those who love luxury brands and trendy fashion, Tenjin has it all! Getting to other tourist attractions from here is also super convenient!

Manu Coffee Roaster This cafe is a legend for coffee lovers in Fukuoka. With a bohemian, artsy atmosphere and the aroma of freshly roasted coffee around the shop. The coffee beans are selected by the owner who visits the farm every year, guaranteeing specialness in every cup. The recommended menu is French Press or strong and smooth drip coffee. For those who love sweets, try the chocolate scones or cookies that go together perfectly. The shop has many branches and each branch has its own unique design. The staff is warm and friendly. It is suitable for chilling or working. The atmosphere is good and the music is great. It is suitable for cafe lovers and coffee lovers. Manu Coffee Roaster is another shop that you must not miss in Fukuoka. If you like any menu in this shop, please recommend it. Or if you have a shop like this, please recommend it. So we can follow in your footsteps. #Let's talk about travel

Strawberry lovers, don't miss Ichigoya cafe TANNAL in Fukuoka! This cafe is operated by Isomoto Strawberry Farm in Itoshima City. Their signature dish is the "amao" strawberry parfait, which is loaded with fresh strawberries, fresh cream, strawberry ice cream, and homemade syrup. The juicy, fresh, and perfectly sweet fruit is a perfect winter treat. If you visit during the summer, you can also savor their exquisite shaved ice topped with strawberry syrup. Another highlight is their rotating seasonal cakes and sorbets. The cafe is decorated in warm, bright tones, with comfortable sofas and the aroma of strawberries wafting throughout. Conveniently located in Tenjin Station, it's located in the newly opened Daimyo branch of PARCO. Perfect for those looking to relax and enjoy a sweet treat with authentic Japanese flavors, this cafe is a true strawberry lover's paradise! If you have a favorite menu item, please let us know! Or if you have any other recommendations, feel free to let us know! You'll be able to follow in their footsteps. 🕰️ Open: Everyday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM #TravelTalk

This time, we're taking our friends to see the cherry blossoms at Nagarekawa Cherry Blossoms in Ukiha City, Fukuoka Prefecture! There are cherry trees lining the banks of the Kose River for over 2 kilometers, with as many as 350 trees. From late March to early April, both sides of the road become a light pink flower tunnel. Walking under the cherry blossoms in full bloom and feeling the cool breeze creates a very romantic atmosphere. On the walkway along the river, there are also yellow Nanoha flowers contrasting with the cherry blossoms, looking very bright and harmonious. We like this place because it's quiet, not crowded, and suitable for laying down a mat for a picnic or taking beautiful photos. If you go in the evening, you'll be able to see the cherry blossoms reflecting the evening sunlight, or at night, there are decorative lights to add warmth. You can get here by train. We recommend JR Ukiha, which is only 20 minutes from the city, or a 6-minute walk from the Nagarekawa Nishitetsu bus stop. I can tell you that the experience of seeing the cherry blossoms in Nagarekawa will be so impressive that you'll want to come back again. #Let's talk about travel

If you are visiting Fukuoka and looking for something sweet, don’t miss “I’m donut?” in Tenjin! This shop always has a long line, but it’s worth it because the donuts are fresh, fragrant, and soft. There are 40 flavors to choose from. Our favorite flavors and our top recommendations are original, pistachio, chocolate, and savory sausage. Each donut is soft and unique. When you bite into it, it’s so soft that it changes your mind about regular donuts. The shop is decorated in a chic, vintage, and warm style. You can see rows of fresh donuts lining the display case. They are baked all day long. The smell wafts everywhere. It’s perfect for taking photos or inviting friends to have a cup of coffee and enjoy a delicious donut. It’s open from 10:00 to 20:00, but we recommend coming early because they sell out quickly. The average price is around 70-120 baht per piece. We can say that “I’m donut?” is a donut shop that dessert lovers shouldn’t miss if they visit Fukuoka. If you like any of the menus in this shop, please recommend them. Or if you have other shops like this, please recommend them so we can follow your footsteps. #Let’sTalkAboutTravel

If you come to Fukuoka, you must not miss Ganso Hakata Mentaiju in Nishinakasu district. This restaurant is famous for “Mentai-ju”, a special dish of mentaiko roe marinated in a special recipe, wrapped in kombu seaweed and placed on hot rice, sprinkled with sesame seeds, shiso leaves and chili peppers for extra flavor. You can choose up to 4 levels of spiciness. The taste is rich and well-rounded. Other menus include Tsukemen, a spicy roe dipping sauce with chewy ramen noodles, and Mentai salad with crispy grilled mentaiko roe. Beautiful food in a unique box. Enjoy the peaceful and luxurious atmosphere of the restaurant. There are wooden counter seats and private rooms. It is suitable for foodies who want to taste the real taste of Hakata! Whenever you are free, come early so you don't have to wait long because the restaurant is very crowded. If anyone likes a particular menu in this restaurant, please recommend it. Or if you have a restaurant like this, please recommend it. So that we can follow in your footsteps. 🕰️ Open: Everyday 7:00 -22:30 #Let's talk about travel

If you're visiting Fukuoka, don't miss Ichiran Ramen, the original and renowned ramen restaurant! This restaurant's unique feature is its partitioned seating, offering utmost privacy. Enjoy ordering your ramen by filling out a form, selecting your preferred soup, noodles, and spiciness level. The tonkatsu soup is rich and flavorful, with a rich and aromatic aroma of spices. The thin noodles are chewy and the pork is tender and melts in your mouth. This is an authentic Hakata ramen experience that you must try. Located near Nakasu-Kawabata Station, it's convenient and reasonably priced. Plus, the main branch offers crispy pan-fried gyoza dumplings. I'm sure Ichiran will truly complete your Fukuoka trip! If you have a favorite dish at this restaurant, please let us know! Or if you have any other recommendations, please let us know so we can follow your footsteps. #TravelTalk

If you are visiting Fukuoka and looking for an authentic tempura experience, we recommend visiting Tempura Hirao Tenjin branch. This restaurant is famous for its freshly fried tempura, served hot one piece at a time right in front of the counter, giving you a crispy outside and soft inside with every bite. The popular set menu starts at around 1,000 yen and includes shrimp, white fish, squid, and seasonal vegetables, served with Japanese rice, miso soup, and the signature “Yuzu Pickled Squid”, a sour and salty dish that helps cut through the richness. The highlight is the freshness of the ingredients and the thin fried batter. The restaurant is simply decorated but charmingly, with a counter style around the frying pan. You can see the chef frying the tempura fresh. The queue is quite long but moves quickly. It is convenient because it is in the ACROS Fukuoka building near Tenjin Central Park. Lunch or dinner is delicious and satisfying at a great price, just like the fame of Tempura Hirao in Fukuoka. If you like any of the menus in this restaurant, please recommend them. Or if you have any restaurants like this, please recommend them so we can follow in your footsteps. 🕰️ Open: Everyday 10:00 -20:00 #Let'sTalkAboutTravel

HOC Cafe in Tenjin, Fukuoka is a dessert shop that cheesecake lovers must visit at least once. The shop is located on the corner of a red brick building. The atmosphere is minimalist and warm. There are not many seats, but every table feels friendly. The cheesecake here looks very good. The texture is smooth, melts in your mouth, well-rounded, not too sweet, and it is also gluten-free. The freshly roasted coffee is very fragrant. There are many types to choose from. It is suitable for coffee and dessert lovers. If you come in the afternoon, you may have to wait in line because the shop is popular among locals and tourists. Every corner of the shop is beautiful. It is about a 10-minute walk from Tenjin Station. If you come to Fukuoka and want to taste good cheesecake, you must stop by HOC at least once. If you like any menu in this shop, please recommend it. Or if you have a shop like this, please recommend it. So that we can follow in your footsteps. 🕰️ Open: Everyday 10:00 -18:00 #Let's talk about travel

This time, we invited friends to a picnic and enjoy the cherry blossoms at Tenjin Central Park in the heart of Fukuoka. There are about 50 cherry trees lining the Yakuin Shinkawa River. From late March to early April, the trees bloom, creating a tunnel of pink blossoms. If you're lucky, you might even catch a cherry blossom festival and nighttime illuminations, adding another layer of romance. We spread out on a shady lawn near the Meiji-era European buildings and took photos alongside the beautiful red bridge, reminiscent of a magazine cover. We also bought some snacks like sushi and strawberries to enjoy in the park. It's just a three-minute walk from Tenjin Station, a pleasant walk away. It's the perfect place to relax, draw, or chat with friends under the cherry blossoms on a sunny day. There's nothing better than a visit to Fukuoka right now! #TravelTalk

This time, we're taking our friends to have a picnic to see cherry blossoms at Maizuru Park in Fukuoka! From late March to early April, this place will be decorated with over 1,000 cherry blossoms. The spacious area is easy to walk around, perfect for laying down a blanket to sit and sip tea and eat bento under the cherry blossom trees, surrounded by the atmosphere of the old Fukuoka Castle and the stone walls that give a very retro feel. If you're lucky during the festival, there will be a special event, nighttime lighting decorations and delicious food stalls to choose from. A picnic here is unlike any other because you get both a natural view and history at the same time. On a nice day, the air is cool and comfortable, and the wind blows the cherry blossom petals, making it super romantic. It's an experience that our friends will be impressed with. There's nothing more chill than sitting and laughing with a gang of friends under the cherry blossom trees in this park. Fukuoka has many more impressive places. If you like any of them, please share them with us! #Let'sTalkAboutTravel

Kushida Shrine is an old Shinto shrine in the heart of Fukuoka that is the heart of the Hakata community. Founded in 757, it is notable for its tall torii gate and lush greenery, surrounded by thousand-year-old ginkgo trees and peaceful gardens. It is a great place to stop and pray for health and business, as well as try lifting the sacred stone “Chikara Ishi”, which is said to boost morale. The highlight is the Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival every July, featuring a procession of giant wooden poles and deity boats. On weekdays, you can watch a replica parade, admire the intricately carved wooden architecture, and many deity statues. Kushida Shrine is easy to get to, close to the Hakata shopping district, and is a great place to experience culture and pray for a smooth life. #TravelTalk

If you are visiting Fukuoka and want to try quality grilled meat, I would like to recommend Nikuichi, a popular restaurant near Hakata Station that requires advance booking because it is almost always full. The restaurant is simply decorated but has a warm atmosphere. The recommended menu is selected grade A4/A5 wagyu beef from Kyushu and the Kyushu area, along with a set of 7 types of meat. It is good quality, soft, and melts in your mouth. Grilled with fragrant charcoal, served with cabbage and special sauce or choose Japanese salt, which is equally delicious. If you are really hungry, try ordering rice and beef soup. The price is not expensive compared to the quality. There is also an easy-to-use tablet ordering system. It is suitable for meat lovers who want to experience authentic Japanese grilled meat. #Let's talk about travel

If you come to walk around Hakata area, I would like to invite you to stop by FUK Coffee, which has an atmosphere like you are about to board a plane. The shop is decorated in a very cool airport theme, with chairs that look like waiting for boarding and luggage props. Those who like taking pictures will definitely love it. I recommend trying the latte or mocha. The taste is rich, the milk foam is smooth and soft. If you want to add cuteness, you can order latte art. For dessert, I must say that the homemade pudding and ice cream are very delicious. The texture is soft and chewy with a caramel aroma. Don't forget to bring a souvenir or drip bag to take back with you. Whether you come in the morning or afternoon, this shop is suitable for sitting and resting and recharging. It is easy to get to, near the train station and Kushida Shrine. If anyone stops by Fukuoka and wants to find a chic Japanese-style cafe with a traveler's vibe, FUK Coffee is the real answer. If anyone likes any menu in this shop, please recommend it. Or if there are other shops like this, please recommend them. So that we can follow in your footsteps. #Let's talk about travel

Walking along Watanabedori Street in Fukuoka, we found Stereo Coffee, a small but interesting shop with a hip atmosphere, like walking into a gallery with music. The interior of the shop is decorated with wood, art posters and a record player. The smell of coffee is immediately refreshing. If you come in the morning, we recommend a hot latte or drip that the barista carefully makes. The taste is smooth and soft, definitely satisfying for coffee lovers. In addition to coffee, there are also hot tuna melt and cheese sandwiches that many people love, as well as homemade ice cream that changes flavors according to the season. If you come to walk around the Tenjin area or want to find a quiet place to sit and chill, listen to music, and sip coffee, this place is like another secret route for locals. The barista is friendly. Ask about coffee beans or recommend a menu. Believe me, Stereo Coffee will help recharge your energy and improve your mood for your Fukuoka trip. If you like any menu in this shop, please recommend it. Or if you have a shop like this, please tell us. So we can follow in your footsteps. #Let's talk about travel

Uminonakamichi Seaside Park in Fukuoka is a large park covering 290 hectares, located on a peninsula that juts into Hakata Bay. It has beautiful flowers all year round, such as tulips, roses, sunflowers, and cosmos, making it a great place to picnic and relax. In spring, there is a cycling path lined with cherry trees. For children, there is a large playground, a go-kart track, the largest water park in western Japan, Sunshine Pool, and Animal Forest, where you can see cute animals and touch farm animals. There is also Wonder World, an amusement park with a large Ferris wheel and giant trampolines. The atmosphere here is suitable for families, couples, and nature lovers. It is easily accessible by train or ferry from the city center. It is open daily from 9:00 to 17:00. It is a complete and beautiful place to relax in Fukuoka. #Let's talk about travel

teamLab Forest Fukuoka is an immersive digital art museum that combines cutting-edge interactive technology with amazing forest-themed artwork. It is divided into two main zones: “Catching and Collecting Forest”, where visitors use a smartphone app to catch digital animals, learn about them, record them, and release them back into the forest, and “Athletics Forest”, where visitors can move their bodies and interact with 3D artworks that change shape according to their movements, combining fun and knowledge. The artwork also changes with the seasons, creating a new experience every time you visit. teamLab Forest is located at BOSS E ZO FUKUOKA near PayPay Dome in Fukuoka City. It is open daily from 10:00 to 20:00. Admission is 2,200 yen. We recommend buying tickets in advance. You can easily buy them on Trip.com. This event is perfect for those who love art and technology and want to experience the wonders of nature in a digital format for themselves. If you have been there and liked any of the rooms, please feel free to talk to us! If anyone hasn't been there yet, I highly recommend it. 🕰️ Open: Everyday 10:00 -19:00 #Let's talk about travel

If you missed the Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Exhibition earlier this year in Tokyo, this time they are bringing it to the Fukuoka Art Museum. This event showcases the largest collection of Hello Kitty items in history, along with over 30 contemporary artworks and original videos. The exhibition reflects the evolution and closeness of Kitty to her fans from the past to the present. There are cute photo spots and special merchandise for sale, allowing fans to truly experience the charm of Kitty in a different way. The exhibition runs until August 31, 2025, making it incredibly worthwhile and impressive. If you are a Hello Kitty fan, you really don't want to miss this round. Or if you have been there and liked a particular room, come and talk to us! 🕰️ Open: Tue - Sun 9:30 - 17:30 #Let'sTalkAboutTravel

Recommended Summer Japan Travel Itinerary 🍃 Day 1 🚞 Incheon Airport > Arrive at Fukuoka Airport > Move to Hakata Station > Hakozaki Shrine Hydrangea Festival > Hanayama (Lunch) > Sushiro (Second Lunch) > Check-in at accommodation > Explore Daiso > Kushikatsu Tanaka (Dinner) > Visit Lopia Mart > Return to accommodation > Sleep Day 2 🛀🏻♨️ Breakfast at accommodation > Check-out from accommodation > Sumiyoshi Shrine > Rakusuien Garden > Canal City > Starbucks > Check-in at accommodation > Visit Lopia Mart > Uniqlo > Nikurikiya (Dinner) > Return to accommodation > Sleep Day 3 🚎 Breakfast at accommodation > Check-out from accommodation > Ikeda Sengyo (Lunch) > Nishinakasu > Fukuoka Prefectural Public Hall Guest House > Tenjin Central Park > Bake Cheese Tart (Snack) > Visit Lopia Mart > Explore Harry Potter Pop-up > Amu Plaza Hakata Rooftop Garden > Kushikatsu Tanaka (Late Lunch/Dinner) > Hakata Station > Fukuoka Airport > Incheon …

Recently, hotel prices in Fukuoka have been on the higher side. Since my trip to Fukuoka was a quick one, I decided to try staying at a capsule hotel for the first time. The nearest station is Hakata Station. I chose this hotel because of the many reviews praising its cleanliness! The interior is exceptionally clean! Women can use a women-only elevator to access the locker room and guest rooms, ensuring that encounters with men are limited to the lobby floor, which adds a sense of security. Although it was the weekend and the hotel was quite crowded, the capsule itself was quiet and very comfortable. The shower rooms can have a short wait depending on the time, but the turnover is quick, so you can get in fairly soon. The lounge area on the lobby floor was also great. Many people were working there, and it had plenty of power outlets, making it a quiet and comfortable space. [Nine Hours Hakata Station] Address: 3-22-2 Hakataekimae, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, 812-0011 Phone Number: 050-1807-3481

#Let's talk about travel ✈️🇯🇵 Fukuoka Trip 2025 A short trip of 4 nights and 5 days to chill out in Fukuoka without breaking the bank. It includes airfare, accommodation, local travel passes, and a one-day trip with a guide. We'll show you the expenses in detail so that anyone planning a trip to Japan next time can plan more easily! 🛡 MSIG MSIG Easy Visa Plus travel insurance, buy via website 400 🏨 Lyf Tenjin accommodation (whole trip price) divided by 2 people 6,126 (remaining 3,063) ✈️ VietJet round-trip flight ticket 6,789 🧳 Extra baggage weight (round-trip 20kg) divided by 2 people 2,200 (remaining 1,100) 🚄 JR Kyushu Mobile Pass 762 🗺 One Day Trip Tour Fukuoka 1,430 🚞 Subway train fare for 5 days 600 🧾Total main expenses: 14,144 baht (not including shopping and meals) #FukuokaTrip2025 #TravelJapanOnBudget #JapanTravelPlan #visitorsSheVisits

I've been to Fukuoka countless times, but this is my first time to Mojiko There's not much to see, but it's a place you should definitely visit at least once!!!!!! After seeing Mojiko, go to Kokura ~~ Please give me a like🫰🏻#TravelPlan #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #ChinaTravel #DomesticTravel #SeoulTravel #JapanTravel

[Hakata Gion Yamakasa] is a traditional event with over 700 years of history that takes place every July in Hakata, Fukuoka. The highlight is the sight of people carrying the majestic Yamakasa on their backs as they run through the streets of Hakata. The Oi Yamakasa is a powerful event held in the early morning of July 15th, the day of the Hakata Gion Yamakasa. The sight of people carrying heavy Yamakasa while shouting bravely gives a sense of the local bond and tradition. Even if you can't make it to the Oi Yamakasa, the decorated Yamakasa will be on display in various places around the city for a limited time during the Hakata Gion Yamakasa. The decorated Yamakasa is not a Yamakasa that is carried and run, but is a Yamakasa that is displayed without moving, and about 10 decorated Yamakasa are set up in Hakata's shopping streets, in front of the station, etc. It can be up to 10 meters tall and is very gorgeous! The Hakata dolls are used to depict themes from history, stories, anime, and historical dramas. Since there is a front and a back, you can enjoy one Yamakasa from two different places♪ After the Oi Yamakasa is over, the decorations on the Yamakasa are removed in an event called Yamataki. The photos of No. 16 at Tenjin 1-chome and No. 17 at Watanabedori 1-chome were taken after the mountain was lifted📷 Kushida Shrine has a decorated Yamakasa with eternal dedication decorations that can be seen all year round, so even if the limited event Yamakasa is over, be sure to go and see it😊 You'll be moved by its beauty❤️ The "Hakata Gion Yamakasa Exhibition" is being held at the Fukuoka City Museum from July 1 to September 7, 2025, and about 25 Yamakasa drawings (ukiyo-e and folding screen paintings) from the Edo period to the end of the Edo period are on display💡 [Kushida Shrine] 📍Location: 1-41 Kamikawabata-cho, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture [Fukuoka City Museum] 📍Location: 3-1-1 Momochihama, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture #YamakasaFestival2025 #HakataGionYamakasa #Fukuoka #LimitedEvent