[2025 Fukuoka Attraction] Travel Guide for Kushida Shrine (Updated Apr)

#FukuokaSakura Who among my family members understands! This time I came to Fukuoka, I thought I would miss the cherry blossom season, and I felt a little disappointed. But when I went out today, I was directly stunned by the beautiful "spring scenery" in front of me! When I was visiting the Kushida Shrine, I turned my head and suddenly a few cherry blossom trees came into view. The flowers were in full bloom, and the pink petals were sparkling in the sun, which contrasted with the quaint shrine, and the atmosphere was immediately maximized. ✨ I was stunned on the spot at that time, and I felt that my luck value was instantly maxed out. This must be the legendary "encountering love around the corner"! I quickly took out my phone (real shot taken on March 10, no filters 📱) and started taking a lot of photos. Each one was beautiful enough to be used as a wallpaper. When the breeze blows, the petals fall down, as if it were snowing cherry blossoms, which is incredibly romantic. My dears, sometimes the surprises of travel are hidden in these unexpected moments. If you plan to come to Fukuoka soon, you might be able to encounter this beauty~

If you visit Fukuoka City in the summer, you must not miss the 'Hakata Gion Yamakasa'; if the timing is not right, you should still visit and pay respects to the guardian deity of Hakata streets, 'Kushida Shrine,' and drink three sips of the legendary Reizuru water, which is said to bring health and longevity: one sip for yourself, two sips for your family, and three sips to bless everyone around you. Another major attraction of Kushida Shrine is the huge and magnificent 'Yamakasa.' This giant and ornate portable shrine is left in the shrine for viewing after the Gion Festival. The decorations on the portable shrine feature samurai related to the Hakata area or characters from ancient Japanese legends and anime, making it quite spectacular. The shrine is conveniently located, just take the subway to the front of Kushida Shrine. You can also visit the Hakata Machiya Folk Museum, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, or take a stroll in Reisen Park. It's both convenient and pleasant.

Start your Fukuoka City Walk from Canal City Hakata and delve into the charm of this city. Canal City Hakata, a large-scale commercial complex integrating shopping, dining, and entertainment, is like a shining pearl. Its unique brick-red exterior houses a meandering artificial canal lined with shops. After shopping, find a canal-side restaurant to savor local delicacies while enjoying the canal view. Leave Canal City and head to Kushida Shrine, a historic and important shrine in Fukuoka. Step inside to admire the simple and solemn crimson buildings and the giant camphor tree with its lush branches and leaves. During the annual Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival, the shrine bustles with activity as locals carry Yamakasa floats, showcasing the powerful influence of traditional culture. Browse the small shops around the shrine selling exquisite amulets and other souvenirs, and pick a few as keepsakes. Stroll along the streets to Nakasu Kawabata Shopping Street, the heart of Fukuoka's vibrant street food scene. This narrow street is packed with Izakayas and food stalls. Order Hakata's specialty grilled mentaiko and savor the salty and savory flavors; take a bite of Hakata Wagashi, a soft, sweet, and glutinous treat. Chat with the shop owners and listen to their stories about Fukuoka. Next, head to Futamigaura. The giant white torii gate stands majestically in the sea, creating a dreamlike scene against the backdrop of the blue sky and ocean. At high tide, the torii appears to float on the sea; at low tide, you can walk along the beach to the base of the torii. Enjoy the sea breeze and watch the waves roll in. As evening approaches, visit Fukuoka Tower, a landmark of the city. Ascend to the observation deck for panoramic views of Fukuoka and the sea. The setting sun casts a golden glow over the city and the ocean, while distant ships sail across the water, creating a magical scene. As night falls, return to the Tenjin shopping district, where the lights are bright and the malls and shops remain bustling. Step into a cafe, order a cup of coffee, and watch the pedestrians through the window, reflecting on your day's City Walk. The unique charm of Fukuoka will be deeply etched in your heart. This Fukuoka City Walk, starting from Canal City Hakata, connects history, cuisine, nature, and modernity. Each step is a deep exploration of the city, and every scene is unforgettable.

#TravelPlan ***Fukuoka, Japan travel plan for 6 days and 5 nights 🎌 ❤️DAY 1 - Start at Fukuoka Airport - Go to the JR counter and exchange your JR Pass - Go into the city to Hakata Station - Leave your luggage at APA Hotel Hakata - Walk to Kushita Shrine - Sip coffee at Fuku Coffee - Enjoy Ichiran Ramen - Shop at Canal City - Take a walk in the Tenjin area in the evening - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 💜DAY 2 - Change hotels and leave your luggage at Nishites Hotel Croom Hakata - Go to the bus station, Hakata Station - Take a bus to Dazaifu - Return to the hotel and check in - Go see the robot, Lalaport Fukuoka - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 🩵DAY 3 - Go to the train station, Hakata Station - Travel to Cat Island Take the train + bus + boat to Ainoshima Island - Cross from Cat Island to Kashi Station to take the Sonic Limited Express - Visit the port city of Mojiko Retro - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 💛DAY 4 - Go to the train station, Hakata Station - Wait to board the Yufuin no Mori train, the olive green train to Yufuin City - Arrive in Yufuin City, walk around the city * Lake Kinrin * Yufuin Pedestrian Street * Yufuin Floral Village * Any cafe * Any food - Go to Yufuin Station Waiting for the train back to Hakata City - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 💚DAY 5 - Hakata Station - Go to Kido Nanzoin-me, go up to Nanzoin Temple - Then take the train back to Hakata Station - Take the Shinkansen to Tumamoto City - Go to the Kumamoto City Tram - Go see Luffy - Return to Kumamoto Castle - Take the train from Kumamoto Station back to Hakata - Return to the hotel to rest at your leisure 🩷DAY 6 - Check out of the hotel - Go to the first train station at Hakata Station to the airport - Fukuoka Airport - Arrive in Thailand safely #Fukuoka #VisitFukuoka #Kyushu #Japan #TravelJapan #TravelJapanByYourself

When traveling in Kyushu, many people stay in Fukuoka for a few days. It is recommended to set aside at least one day to explore the city of Fukuoka, a city full of charm. Fukuoka has a long history and was an important hub for international trade and cultural exchange. It was formed by the merger of Hakata and Fukuoka (including Tenjin) in 1889, and it has a unique culture and dialect. First, you can head to the old Hakata district near JR Hakata Station, which is a great place to experience the historical charm of Fukuoka. Starting from the west exit of Hakata Station, you can easily explore on foot. Strolling through the medieval architecture, you can visit Kushida Shrine and feel its unique charm; gaze at the Tochoji Five-Story Pagoda and appreciate the ancient Buddhist culture; and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at Jotenji Temple. The Hakata Sennen Gate is a landmark of the historical district and should not be missed. Next, head to Nakasu. This small island is located in the middle of the Hakata Canal, connecting the Hakata and Tenjin areas. Nakasu is home to the main store of Ichiran Ramen, so ramen lovers should go early to queue up and taste the authentic flavors. Finally, you can go to the Tenjin commercial area. As the largest commercial area in Fukuoka City and even Kyushu, it is as bustling as Causeway Bay. The area around Tenjin Nishitetsu Station is lined with shopping malls, making it a paradise for shopping enthusiasts. Additionally, there is a special spot where you can take photos of the NTT signal tower, adding a memorable touch to your trip. In summary, Fukuoka is a city worth exploring. Whether you are interested in history, love food, or enjoy shopping, you will find joy here.

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : You can use azgo to book online for a few nights and save enough money for a Japanese meal! - 🚥Common means of transportation: 🚇Subway: The most common means of transportation in Fukuoka City, 🎫 price is about 200-300 yen 🚌 Bus: Charges based on distance, starting at 💰 about 100 yen 🚕Taxi: Starting at 💰 about 650 yen, suitable for short-distance travel or group travel 🍉Suica: Applicable to subways, buses and convenience stores - ⚠️Fukuoka travel tips 🔹 Stores in Fukuoka close quite early, so you should plan your shopping trip early, otherwise you may be too late. 🔹 There are not many trash cans on the streets. It is recommended to bring your own trash bags or find a nearby convenience store to dispose of them. 🔹Hotels generally only allow check-in after 2pm and check-out before 11am. If you arrive early, you can also store your luggage first. 🔹 Fukuoka's public transportation is very convenient, but there will be more people during peak hours. It is recommended to plan your route and time before traveling to avoid crowds during peak hours.

#福冈旅行 Kushida Shrine is a historic shrine located in Hakata District, Fukuoka City. It is about a 5-minute walk from Exit 2 of Gion Station or Nakasu Kawabata Station. The most famous thing about Kushida Shrine is that it has a giant Yamakasa. This spectacular and gorgeous portable shrine is left in the shrine for people to admire after the festival. If you look closely at every detail of the Yamakasa carvings, you will find they are so delicate that you will feel incredibly beautiful. The Kushida Ginkgo tree at the entrance is a designated natural monument of Fukuoka Prefecture. It is said to be over 1,000 years old and is revered as a sacred tree! 📍Kushida Shrine Address: 1-41 Kamikawabata-cho, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture Time: 9:00-17:00 #Fukuoka #Kushida Shrine #Hakata

🌈Hakata's Guardian Shrine - Fukuoka's Most Popular Shrine ‼️When in Fukuoka, you must visit Kushida Shrine. In addition to its proximity to the transportation hub of Fukuoka Station, Kushida Shrine also boasts a rich history. ✅While there are nearly 100,000 shrines of various sizes in Japan, shrines of Kushida Shrine's scale are rare. We may think of shrines as places of worship, but many festivals, cultural events, and even personal celebrations can be held at shrines. 😎Kushida Shrine publishes a monthly list of events, including many folk activities. As a result, the shrine is bustling with people almost every day. 🌈The torii gate here is a Shinmei-style torii (with right-angled pillars and lintels). There are many theories about the origin of torii gates, with the most common being that they were inspired by ancient Chinese archways. In Japan today, torii gates are seen as pathways connecting the divine and the mundane. ❤️Fortune-telling and fortune interpretation are also very popular here. If you draw a bad fortune, fold it with the written side facing inward and tie it to the designated rack at the shrine. A ceremony will be held to pray for blessings and resolve the bad fortune. If you draw a good fortune, fold it and take it home for safekeeping.

I love this place. If you come here during the Setsubun Festival (the day before the beginning of spring every year), you can meet the God of Fortune. I heard that passing through the entrance of the God of Fortune will bring good luck☘️! The expressions of the front and back doors of the God of Fortune are completely different, which is very funny. It also brings a very different and limited-time gameplay experience to the Kushida Shrine, which is affectionately called Kushida-san by local residents⛩️! Of course, you can still have a different travel experience if you are not attending the Setsubun Festival. For example, you can see the 13-meter-tall Yamakasa Mikoshi. After all, this is also the place where Hakata's representative summer festival, the "Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival", is held. It is definitely a must-see attraction when traveling to Fukuoka. 📍 Address: 1-41 Kamikawabata-cho, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City 🕰️ Business hours: 04:00~22:00 🚈 Transportation: Take the Fukuoka City Subway Nanakuma Line and get off at N17 Kushida Jinja-mae Station and walk for 3 minutes to arrive. It is a 5-minute walk from Exit 2 of Nakasu-Kawabata Station or Gion Station on the subway. #100 ways to travel #Fukuoka travel #familytravel

This summer vacation we planned to go to Fukuoka. It was the first time for me to travel independently with my children, and it was also the first time for my children to travel abroad! Arrive at Kushida Shrine in the afternoon In the evening, I ate the barbecue that everyone recommended, and I was really satisfied! The meat quality and taste are amazing! It's so delicious that the kids eat one plate after another Make a reservation before going abroad, and eat meat as soon as you arrive Drink beer ❤️ I was very satisfied on the first day.. #nikuichi ##Fukuoka BBQ

#tripdiscount ⛩️Kushida shire⛩️Kushida Shrine is another important and ancient Shinto shrine in Fukuoka. It is popular among tourists and locals. This shrine is near our accommodation and we have to pass it every day. Japanese people like to come to worship and pray for business and prosperity. Inside the shrine, although it is not very large, everything that is built has meaning. There is a hand washing station, a cow statue, a small Ebisu Shrine, a yamakasa used in Hakata Gion in July, a torii gate, and most importantly, a shrine selling amulets. ♥️If you come to Fukuoka, don't miss coming to worship and pray at this shrine. There is no entrance fee.♥️ 📍Kushida shire, Hakata, Fukuoka 🧳Get off at Kushida shire station and walk to the temple. There are 2 entrances, but the side entrance, the 7-11 alley, is closer. 🕗9.00-17.00 #TravelingAbroadByYourself #TravelAbroad #Fukuoka #Japan

#Fukuoka Attractions 🕰️Opening Hours: 6am to 8pm 📍Address: 5 minutes walk from Fukuoka Subway Kushida Shrine Station 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit 💞Reason for recommendation: Kushida Shrine is one of the most famous shrines in Fukuoka. Every July, Fukuoka holds the Summer Yamakasa Festival, where you can see the giant Yamakasa, which is actually a beautiful paper doll, reaching a height of about five meters, quite spectacular. You can also see many ancient buildings and exquisite sculptures here. You must visit them when you come to Fukuoka✨

Share a 5-day, 4-night Fukuoka travel plan Check in to all popular landmarks Fukuoka, a city that seems to be surrounded by mountains, nature is magnificent, no matter where you look, it's beautiful. The atmosphere is very good, nature is really good, to the point that you want to stay for a long time. For those who are into shopping, this place has everything to offer. Actually, many people may look at this city, but we want to say that you should come, it's worth it. Most importantly, the ticket prices in this city are still reasonable, not expensive like other cities. For those who are planning to go to Japan, we think you should start with this city first, it's really good, everyone. 📌Fukuoka travel plan 6 days, 5 nights Day 1 Pick up the car at Hakata Station -Kushida Shrine (kushida-jinja) -Tochinji Temple -Dazaifu Shrine - Fukuoka -Starbuck Dazaifu -Yufuin Stay 1 night and soak in the hot spring Day 2 -Yufuin Floral Village - Oita -Kinrin Lake - Oita -Chinoike Jigoku Hot Spring - Beppu -Umi Jigoku Hot Spring - Beppu -Beppu Accommodation Stay 1 night and soak in the hot spring Day 3 -Senkoji Temple Stop to take pictures with the hydrangeas -Sakurai Futamigaura's Couple Stones -Shopping at Canal City Hakata -RAUMEN STADIUM Day 4 -Ukiha Inari Shrine - Fukuoka -Nanzoin Temple -Teamlab Fukuoka Forest -Yatai, a very chill riverside food stall

#Sakura2024 Kushida Shrine Kushida Shrine 🌟 The oldest shrine in Fukuoka, over 1,200 years old Built around 757 by Emperor Koken as a shrine for the god Okushida-sama Most Japanese people come to pray for longevity, good health and success in business throughout the year. And Importantly, every year, every July, Fukuoka residents like to hold important festivals at this shrine, such as Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival Giant palanquin competition (Oiyama) 📌Kushida Shrine ⏰Opening hours: Open daily from 04.00-22.00 hrs. 🚈Getting there: Take the subway to Gion Station Exit 3 and walk for about 15 minutes #Fukuoka #VisitFukuoka

Kushida Shrine originated in 757 AD. It can be said to be a very popular shrine in the local area. Even the fortune sticks are available in various languages. It is mainly a shrine that prays for "eternal longevity" and "business prosperity". It takes less than five minutes to walk from the subway "Kushida Jinja-mae Station". It is very convenient. I think the most distinctive feature is this tall Yamakasa. Its origin is the ceremony of praying for rain to drive away diseases during the festival. Many people will wear traditional costumes to chase the Yamakasa and run through the city of Hakata. They must run 5 kilometers within 30 minutes. After the ceremony, it also represents the arrival of summer. There are also couples ginkgo trees in the shrine, which is also a feature. You must come here when you come to Hakata. #Hakata #Fukuoka

Get off at Nakasu Kawabata Station and there is a donki donki on the ground floor, with a total of two floors, a lot of variety, even designer handbags are available, you can go shopping. Then you can go to the nearby Kawabata-dori shopping street, mainly restaurants and local small shops, the whole shopping street is not long, if you just walk, 20 minutes or so to complete. At the end of the walk, there will be a Kushida Shrine to visit. It is not large inside. If you take pictures, it can be over in about half an hour. You can also ask for fortune inside. Finally, you can walk around the nearby maxvalu express supermarket, where you can buy general daily necessities snacks and drinks, bread, hot and cold food, and after sweeping up the supplies you can leave at Kushida Shrine Station. This trip is a straight line along the canal to play. If you are hungry during this trip, you can find a restaurant in the Kawabata-dori Shopping Street to eat and rest. Transportation Guide - Kushida Shrine Station, Nakasu Kawabata Station Local attractions - Kawabata-dori Shopping Street, Kushida Shrine Shopping Guide - donki, max value express supermarket #Fukuoka,Japan #Kuzuda Shrine #Kawabata-dori Shopping Street

Kushida Shrine is a shrine located in Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. It has a history of over 1,250 years and is home to the Souji gods of Hakata and Sou. The local people affectionately call it "Okushida-san". Although this shrine is small, it is full of Hakata's style and humor, and is a tourist attraction worth visiting. Kushida Shrine is a historic shrine located in Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. It is the general guardian of Hakata and the venue for famous festivals such as the Hakata Gion Yamakasa. I went to Kushida Shrine in July this year and witnessed the spectacular scene of Hakata Gion Yamakasa with my own eyes, and also felt the devotion and enthusiasm of the people of Hakata towards the shrine. Here, I would like to share my travel experience and thoughts with you 🙏🏻🫶🏻 Kushida Shrine hosts many exciting festivals and events every year, the most famous of which is the Hakata Gion Yamakasa. This is a traditional folk event held every July, in which men from all over Hakata form teams and run through the streets pushing beautifully decorated yamakasa (a bamboo structure over 10 meters high) to show their respect and gratitude to Kushida Okami. There are two types of Yamagasa: decorated Yamagasa and chased Yamagasa. The former is a giant Yamagasa fixed on the streets or in the Kushida Shrine for people to admire, and the latter is a small movable Yamagasa that is carried on the shoulders or pushed on the ground by team members. July 1st to 14th every year is the time for the display of the decorated Yamakasa, and July 15th is the day for the Yamakasa chasing competition, which is also the climax of the Hakata Gion Yamakasa. In the early morning of that day, members of each team will set out from various places in Hakata Ward wearing white robes and short sleeves, colorful hand towels, white headscarves, and holding up the Ooiyamakasa, singing "Hakata Shintoku" along the way, and heading towards Kushida Shrine. The scene was very spectacular and lively, attracting countless tourists and media attention. I was also lucky enough to go to Kushida Shrine on the morning of July 15th and see Kushida Iri chasing after Yamakasa. This is an indescribable feeling of being touched and shocked, which left me with a deep impression of the unity and bravery of the Bodo people🤩 #FukuokaTravel #OverseasTravel #travel

Attractions: Kushida Shrine Address: 1-41 Kamikawabata-cho, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City Features: Decorated floats, worship Rating: 4/5 Comment: Kushida Shrine is an ancient and sacred place located at 1-41 Kamikawabata-cho, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City. This is the main garrison of Fukuoka and is deeply loved by local residents and is nicknamed "Kushida Family". The main gods worshipped are Ohbata no Mikoto (Kushida Shrine), Amaterasu (Oijingu Shrine) and Susanoo no Naruto (Gion Shrine), and their main blessings are "eternal longevity" and "business prosperity"! You can also visit the temple and draw a fortune stick to learn about your future fortune. The poem signs are available in 5 languages, including English, Chinese, Korean, etc. #CoStudio #Good Place for Families #Kyushu #Japan #Tourist Attractions

Recommended points: Every year in early July, Hakata holds the Gion Yamakasa festival, dedicated to Kushida Shrine. Large decorated floats are set up in various places, such as Hakata, Nakasu, and Tenjin, and many people, from local residents to tourists, come to see them, enlivening the city of Fukuoka. In addition, during the Yamakasa period, there is an event where many men in loincloths carry a float that is about twice the size of the decorated float and is actually carried around the city, shouting out loud. Even though there was still little traffic early in the morning on this day, many people, from adults to children, came out to watch the great movement of the floats, and everyone seemed satisfied with the power of seeing it in person. The festival is held for a fairly long period of time, so you still have time to plan to participate in the festival! Please come. #FukuokaTourism #HakataGionYamakasa #Hakata #Festival #Mikoshi

Another restaurant that you must visit and try. Fresh, delicious, good price. Especially the Kanimiso, it is a little salty, fragrant and creamy. Eat it with hot Japanese rice. I must say that anyone who likes crab fat should not miss it. As for the price, if there are 5 of us, it will cost around 700-800 baht per person. Atmosphere/Location - By the riverside Average price per person - 700-800 baht Score - 8 Address - AIsomaru Suisan #Fukuoka #TravelJapan Highlight - Kanimiso (Kani Miso)

Fukuoka short 5 nights 6 days travel story I'll continue 🥰❤️ If you come to Japan, you must visit a shrine⛩️! Today, I'll introduce you to a shrine widely known in Fukuoka🤗 Kushida Shrine is nicknamed "Okushida-san" of Hakata and is widely loved by the citizens! 📍Kushida Shrine: 1-41 Kamikawabatamachi, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, 812-0026 This is where Hakata's Yamakasa Festival began, and it is also famous nationwide as Hakata's summer festival🎏 There are also a couple of ginkgo trees designated as natural monuments at the entrance, so please go and see them🙌 Then, see you next time❤️ #JapanTravel #Japan #Fukuoka #FukuokaTravel #KushidaShrine

#Japan Attractions I went on a short trip to Japan during the Chinese New Year. What impressed me most in Fukuoka was the Kushida Shrine, which is only a 5-minute walk from Gion Station. Maybe it was the Spring Festival, so there were some decorations, such as this tall human face entrance, and decorations telling various myths and legends, but of course I didn’t understand what stories they were telling. Compared to Southeast Asia, the style of Japanese shrines is relatively simple but also records aesthetics. I prefer their black, white and gold color scheme and beautiful emblems.

#日本景点#九州 #福冈 #Kushida神社 Kushida Jinja Shrine is a shrine located in the Hakata district of Fukuoka City. Kushida Jinja Shrine has a long history and is the oldest shrine in Fukuoka City. It is also the guardian of Hakata District. The shrine is not big, but there are many things to see, such as amulets, ginkgo trees, exorcism arrows, etc. Every summer from July 1st to 15th, Kyushu’s grand "Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival" will be held here So in addition to crazy shopping and food in Kyushu, remember not to miss the ancient shrines or temples, go and pay a visit, and everything will go smoothly😆

#WesternJapan Hakata Gion Yamakasa: A summer pastime for Hakata locals Summer in Hakata starts with Yamakasa. You can see gorgeously decorated floats not only in Hakata but also in Tenjin and Mark Is. Oiyama is held every year in the early morning of July 15th. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to go on the day, but I did see the decorated floats. You can see the decorated floats all year round at Kushida Shrine.

#FukuokaSightseeing Mangyoji Temple Mangyoji Temple is located near Kushida Shrine along the National Sports Festival Road. When I visited in mid-November, the pyracantha was very beautiful. The leaves were not very red. ⁣ For those who are visiting temples to get goshuin, there is a sign that says, Jodo Shinshu does not offer goshuin. ⁣ ⁣🗾 4-50 Gion-cho, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture 📍Mangyoji Temple [Jodo Shinshu Honganji sect] ⁣

Kushida Shrine Kushida Shrine, which is also the starting point of the Hakata Gion Yamakasa, is called "O-Kushida-san." It's near Canal City. There are also decorated floats, so it's very Hakata-like! I think you'll feel like you're traveling ☺️ 2022.11.11 #FukuokaTourism #O-Kushida-san #KushidaShrine #Fukuoka #Shrine #Yamakasa #Hakata #HakataTourism #FukuokaTrip

#TravelAbroad Fukuchida Shrine in Fukuoka, Japan 🙏 It is an old shrine in Fukuoka. It is believed to be a shrine that protects the city. It is sacred in praying for long life and a prosperous business. 🙏 Inside the shrine, there are beliefs that people respect and believe in. There is also a giant palanquin used in the festival to worship the gods on display. It is very grand and magnificent.

#AutumnTravel Hakata Lantern Watching 2022.*･ﾟ　.ﾟ･*.⁣ ⁣ This year marks the 26th anniversary of this autumn seasonal event in Hakata⁣ It was held for the first time in three years on October 22nd✨✨⁣ ⛩Kushida Shrine⁣ Theme: Dragonfly⁣ Dragonflies are considered very auspicious creatures in Japan, and because they have the habit of moving straight forward and never retreating, they have been used as lucky charms to represent "unwavering determination." ⁣ (From the introduction)⁣ ⁣ The Hakata Old Town Light-up Walk, which will be held from November 3rd to 5th, is also wonderful✨⁣ ⁣

"Hakata Lantern Watching 2022" The lantern ground drawing at Kushida Shrine was a "dragonfly". Not only the ground drawing, but lanterns of different shapes were also lined up, illuminating the area around Kushida Shrine with a gentle light. A lantern event that brings together the whole city. When traveling, be sure to check out the city events! #AutumnTrip #LightUp #Fukuoka #FukuokaTourism #FukuokaTrip #Hakata #HakataOldTown #HakataLanternWatching