Fukuoka has good traffic, so you can see many places. I went there because there is a legendary bronze bull statue in Tazaifu Tenmangu in Fukuoka. There is a legend that this bull statue becomes unique when touching its head and cheek, so many people lined up to touch the bull statue. I also touched it two or three times to get a good grade this time. While walking from Dazaifu Station to Tenmangu, there were many shopping streets, so I kept buying snacks and went in. There is a unique Starbucks here, and it was nice to stop by. After all, when you think of Fukuoka, you remember the hot springs the most. I thought it was good to catch Yuhuin, a hot spring village, on the last day. From the way up the ryokan, I felt like a hot spring village in the mountains, so I was excited. There was a private bath in the ryokan that families could use. After melting hard, I had Kaiseki for dinner. It's a Japanese style course dish, but the plating was so pretty that it was a waste to eat every dish that came out. It's good to take a slow walk in the early morning before checking out at the ryokan and go to Lake Ginrinko. The lake with fog was really brilliant. The lake was so nice that I could forget my tiredness. There are many Japanese foods that can be eaten well in Korea. However, the local taste was subtly different. Among them, Ichiran Ramen's main store was in Fukuoka, and it was really the most delicious ramen I've ever eaten. So I ordered another bowl and shared it with my brother. After all, when I think of Japan, I think I know why I think of ramen.