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Fukuoka: Hakozaki Shrine, Tocho-ji Temple, & Ohori Park Tour
Fukuoka: Hakozaki Shrine, Tocho-ji Temple, & Ohori Park Tour
Fukuoka: Hakozaki Shrine, Tocho-ji Temple, & Ohori Park Tour
Fukuoka: Hakozaki Shrine, Tocho-ji Temple, & Ohori Park Tour
Fukuoka: Hakozaki Shrine, Tocho-ji Temple, & Ohori Park Tour
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Fukuoka: Hakozaki Shrine, Tocho-ji Temple, & Ohori Park Tour

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Highlights

Discover the War Damage Reconstruction Monument and its significance
Explore Tocho-ji Temple, the oldest Shingon temple on the island of Kyushu
Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Fukuoka
Itinerary
Explore the rich history and culture of Fukuoka on a guided tour. Begin at Hakozaki Shrine, one of Japan's three major Hachimangu shrines. Admire the unique gate, built by feudal lord Nagamasa Kuroda in 1609, and learn about the shrine's significance as a place of worship for famous warlords and athletes.

Next, visit the War Damage Reconstruction Monument, commemorating Fukuoka's transformation after World War II. Hear about the city's resilience and hopes for future prosperity.

Continue to Tōchō-ji Temple, the oldest Shingon temple on Kyushu, founded by Kūkai in 806. Discover its historical significance and see the Senjukan-non Buddhist statue, a nationally important cultural property.

Then, head to Rokkakudo, a Buddhist sanctum with revolving bookshelves for sutras. Learn about its construction in 1842 and admire the decorated feretory doors.

Finally, marvel at the Great Buddha of Fukuoka, the largest seated Buddha statue in Japan, standing 10.8 meters tall. Explore the treasure exhibition hall and take in the serene atmosphere.
Product details
Explore Fukuoka's rich history and culture on a guided tour. Visit Hakozaki Shrine, Tocho-ji Temple, the War Damage Reconstruction Monument, and Ohori Park.
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What's included
Visit to Hakozaki Shrine
Visit to Marine World Uminonakamichi
Visit to Ohori Park
Visit to Rokkakudo
Visit to Tocho-ji Temple
Visit to War Damage Reconstruction Monument
Visit to the Great Buddha of Fukuoka
Food and Drinks
Personal Expenses
Eligibility
Adult: Age 18 to 99
Child: Age 1 to 17
Change & cancellation policies
If a cancellation request is submitted before 09:00, 1 day(s) prior to the date of use, no cancellation fee will be charged.
If a cancellation request is submitted after 09:00 1 day(s) before the date of use, a fee of 100% will be charged.
If a discount is applied, the cancellation fee will be calculated based on the original price before the discount and will not exceed the amount paid.
Partial refund is not available.
Important note

Hakozaki Shrine is a three-minute walk from Hakozaki-Miyamae Station on the City Subway Hakozaki Line.

The War Damage Reconstruction Monument commemorates Fukuoka's reconstruction after World War II.

Tocho-ji Temple is the oldest Shingon temple on the island of Kyushu.

Rokkakudo is a designated important property of the prefecture.

The Great Buddha of Fukuoka is the largest seated Buddha statue in Japan.

Ohori Park is located in the center of Fukuoka.

Marine World Uminonakamichi showcases marine life from the Kyushu region.

Not allowed items:

Alcohol and drugs

Littering

Not suitable for:

Children under 10 years

People over 95 years

Good to know:

Hakozaki Shrine is a three-minute walk from Hakozaki-Miyamae Station on the City Subway Hakozaki Line.

Marine World Uminonakamichi showcases marine life from the Kyushu region.

Ohori Park is located in the center of Fukuoka.

Rokkakudo is a designated important property of the prefecture.

The Great Buddha of Fukuoka is the largest seated Buddha statue in Japan.

The War Damage Reconstruction Monument commemorates Fukuoka's reconstruction after World War II.

Tocho-ji Temple is the oldest Shingon temple on the island of Kyushu.

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