Check in at Fukuoka Seaside Park at sunset

#Fukuoka Attractions Fukuoka, located in the north of Kyushu, is the closest Japanese city to China. It only takes an hour and a half to fly from Shanghai, China to Fukuoka to start your trip to Japan. The daily pace of life in Fukuoka is slow. There is not only the sea, but also delicious ramen and rich food waiting for you to explore. Fukuoka, also known as Hakata, was originally two cities, but they were later merged. For example, the JR station in Fukuoka is called Hakata Station, and the famous Hakata ramen originated here. It only takes half an hour to drive from the city to Fukuoka Seaside Park. In the evening, I went to the beach to enjoy the sea breeze. The occasional planes flying across the sky and the seagulls in the distance disappeared into the blue sea and blue sky. Whether you are happy or sad, you can find comfort and resonance here. Fukuoka Tower is also next to the Seaside Park. When the weather is good, you can overlook the entire city. The best place to start is Fukuoka Tower, a 234-meter-high seaside observation tower. The tower reflects silver light in the setting sun, like a sharp sword piercing straight into the sky. When night falls, the entire tower will be lit up with gentle lights, reflected on the sea, like a string of flowing pearls. Fukuoka Seaside Park is worth a visit! !