A 3-day coffee shop tour in Fukuoka, with recommended attractions and hotels☕

#福冈之旅 I only stayed in Fukuoka for three days, but I went to a lot of coffee shops. Let me share my itinerary with you and recommend two attractions and hotels. If you want to go to Baozi in Fukuoka, please check in quickly! Day 1: • ppp coffee: I stopped by to take a quick break. The atmosphere in the store is American-style chill and the coffee is delicious. It's a great place to go in and have a cup and relax when you're tired. the next day: • Coffee shop & locals in Ohori Park: This shop faces the lake view. Sitting in the shop, you can observe the people walking back and forth, which is super comfortable. Their matcha is super delicious, highly recommended! Spent a leisurely afternoon here. • Platinum Trail: Sitting in front of a full-length floor-to-ceiling window, the vast expanse of green outside the window is very pleasing to the eye and is perfect for taking photos and checking in. But their drinks and food are just average, nothing special. Day 3: • abeki: I really like this shop. Drinking coffee here feels solemn and sacred. Both the coffee and cheesecake are super delicious, highly recommended for coffee lovers! • stock: I don’t really like bread, but after trying my friend’s bread, it was really delicious! The coffee was also very good and I bought a bag of coffee beans to take home. The barista was also very friendly and the experience was great. It’s a pity that I wasn’t able to visit some of the older breweries because they required advance reservations. However, when traveling, it’s good to just go with the flow. Recommended attractions: 1. Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: This shrine is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning. It is ancient and has a beautiful plum forest and weeping cherry trees in the grounds during the flowering season. You can also taste the famous umegae mochi. 2. Fukuoka Tower: A landmark building in Fukuoka. You can overlook the entire city landscape of Fukuoka from the top of the tower. The light show at night is also super shocking. Hotel recommendation: 1. Daiwa Roynet Hotel Hakata Station East Exit: The location is super good, right near the east exit of Hakata Station, making travel very convenient. The hotel rooms are clean and tidy, and the service is very thoughtful. 2. Hotel Nikko Fukuoka: The hotel is located in the city center, with convenient shopping and dining in the surrounding area. The room was spacious and comfortable, with a great view of the city, and very cost-effective. My dears, Fukuoka is really worth a visit, so plan your trip now!