2025 Fukuoka Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

"Komondo Common de -Hostel & Bar-" Google Map ☆4.3 (310 reviews) This time, I stayed in Hakata for a week. I chose this guesthouse because the weekly plan was cheaper, and it was great! It was a little far from the city center and in a quiet location, but it was clean and the common areas were comfortable and easy to work in. There were many young people staying there on similar weekly and monthly plans, and we made good friends! The terrace house atmosphere made for some wonderful memories. Please visit! ✈️ #FukuokaHotel #Guesthouse #DomesticTravel #SoloTravel #FukuokaTrip #JapanTravelGuide

If you're visiting Fukuoka and looking for a cute cafe with beautiful photo spots, a great atmosphere, and delicious drinks, we highly recommend White Glass Coffee. This adorable cafe in Fukuoka is located near Hakata Station and Canal City. The interior is decorated in warm brown tones, creating a homey and adorable atmosphere. Whether you take photos inside or outside, every corner is beautiful. Plus, the staff here are incredibly friendly. Besides drinks, they also serve food. Whether you're looking for a place to chill or dine, it's a perfect place to experience it all. Don't miss it if you're visiting Fukuoka! 🤗🩵✨ #VisitFukuoka #TravelJapan #Japan #JapanTravel #Fukuoka #FukuokaCafe #JapaneseCafe #MustVisitCafe #CozyCafe #CuteCafe #NiceCafe

#FukuokaHotel When I traveled to Fukuoka, I often stayed at a hotel near Hakata Station because I only stayed one night. ✨ The location was great, about 6-8 minutes from the station. I checked in late, after midnight, but I was glad there was someone at the front desk. Please pick up your amenities from the shelf right in front of the front desk! The next day, I left my luggage there, did some shopping in the area, and then packed again in the lobby. The lobby was very spacious and had plenty of seating, which made packing easy and convenient. Fukuoka's proximity to the airport is also convenient. On my way back, I was able to take a taxi from in front of this hotel to the airport. ✨ 📍Sutton Hotel Hakata City #FukuokaTrip #FukuokaTourism #FukuokaTourism #HakataHotel

If you're visiting Fukuoka and looking for a relaxing and peaceful place to visit, I highly recommend Ohori Park. It's shady and the air is fresh, and if you visit in the evening, you'll find Fukuoka residents exercising and walking their adorable dogs. Plus, if you visit between March and April, this area is a popular spot for cherry blossom viewing! 🌸✨ Getting there: Take the train from Hakata Station to Ohori Park Station on the Airport Line. Fukuoka is a lovely city, clean, friendly people, delicious food, fun shopping, and a hub for exploring Kyushu. We guarantee you'll love it! 🩵✨ #VisitFukuoka

If you're a Gundam fan, the Fukuoka Gundam (RX-93ff ν Gundam) is a must-visit pilgrimage spot! This isn't just a fictional creation from the anime—it’s a real-life, full-scale 1:1 Gundam statue standing proudly at the entrance of LaLaport Fukuoka shopping center in Fukuoka City. 🤖 What is RX-93ff ν Gundam? - The original design comes from the 1988 animated movie "Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack," where the protagonist Amuro pilots the ν Gundam (Nu Gundam). - The Fukuoka version features a special design with new equipment called the "Long-Range Fin Funnel," personally supervised by Gundam series director Yoshiyuki Tomino. - The Gundam stands at an impressive 24.8 meters tall, making it one of the largest Gundam statues in Japan. 🏙️ What to do at GUNDAM PARK Fukuoka? Located on the 4th floor of LaLaport Fukuoka, the park is divided into several areas: - **GUNDAM SIDE-F**: Showcasing various Gundam models, anime materials, and plenty of exclusive merchandise for you to shop. - **VS PARK WITH G**: An interactive sports game zone infused with Gundam elements—fun, exciting, and stylish. - **Namco Game Center**: Play claw machines and arcade games to your heart's content. 📸 Must-visit photo spots - The RX-93ff ν Gundam at the mall entrance is a super popular photo spot. It looks majestic during the day and even more atmospheric at night with its light show. - Besides the ν Gundam, Char’s Sazabi also makes an appearance, creating a dramatic scene of two rivals facing off. 🚉 How to get there? - **Address**: 6-23-1 Naka, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City - **Transportation**: About a 9-minute walk from JR Takeshita Station If you love Gundam, enjoy taking photos, and like shopping, LaLaport Fukuoka is the perfect destination that combines entertainment, shopping, and anime culture all in one place!

#TravelWithPochiKatsu Fukuoka Airport 778-1 Shimousui, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture 092-621-6059 Lounge TIME 30m to the right after passing through the south security checkpoint This lounge is affiliated with a credit card company. 132 seats (122 non-smoking, 10 smoking) - One free soft drink or beer (choice of seating) - Access to non-smoking, smoking, and business corner - Flight information desk - Wi-Fi - Newspaper and magazine service - Restrooms - Beer - Snacks #DomesticTravel #FukuokaTourism #FukuokaTrip

#September2025 The Fukuoka Asian Art Museum (Fukuoka Asian Art Museum), opened in 1999, is the world's only museum dedicated to the collection and exhibition of modern and contemporary Asian art. It opened in 2029. Tickets for the exhibition are ¥200 per person, with special exhibitions priced separately. Located next to Susaki Park in Tenjinkita, Fukuoka City, the Fukuoka Prefectural Art Museum houses modern Asian art from the 19th century to the present, spanning 23 countries and regions. Through modern artworks, visitors can easily understand the Asian history and cultural context behind the works. The museum features not only static exhibits but also contemporary works that combine visual art with social issues, with a focus on Asia.

#SeptemberGoodSpots2025 Address: 5 Chome-2-1 Tenjin, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka The Fukuoka Prefectural Art Museum and the Municipal Art Museum are separate venues, but they're not too far apart. The Municipal Art Museum is located near Ohori Park and the Fukuoka Castle Ruins, while the Prefectural Art Museum is near Susaki Park and the Fukuoka Civic Center. It's a rather plain museum, with few masterpieces. By train, it's accessible from Nakasu-Kawabata Station or Tenjin Station, and a ten-minute walk. The museum has four floors, a small venue. Tickets are 210 yen. This time, they're showcasing paintings by prefectural artists, a highly anticipated event.

#TravelPlan A solo trip to Fukuoka for 2 nights and 3 days! Day 1: Airport > Accommodation > Lunch: Tsukemen > Canal City > Lopia Unagi Donburi Day 2: Ichiran Ramen > Ohori Park > Cafe > Lunch: Motsunabe > Exploring Tenjin and Nakasu > Dinner: Lopia Sushi Day 3: Breakfast: Ube Set Meal > Lunch: Ichiran Ramen > Hakata Station > Airport My itinerary was simple: exploring the city and focusing on food. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Nine Hours Hakata Station I was traveling solo and wanted to save money, so I went there and was very satisfied👍 > Self-service check-in. Accommodation tax was 200 yen per night. > It was close to Hakata Station, so it was convenient for a short trip to the airport. > You can eat in the common area, and there's plenty of seating. > Not recommended for noise-sensitive guests; the showers, common areas, and sleeping areas are on different floors. 📌Ichiran Hakata (within the Sun Plaza underground mall) > It's less than a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, and there wasn't much of a wait when I visited in the morning. 📌 Lopia Mart > Cash only, there's a 7-Eleven ATM at the entrance! It was convenient because I could enjoy cheap sushi and buy groceries at the same time! > There's also a GU and Daiso inside the building, so I could do all my shopping in one go! I was able to do all my shopping here because it was close to my accommodation. 📌 Canal City offers a variety of shopping options, including gacha, food, Muji, and souvenir shops! > Be sure to arrive at the right time to see the fountain show! 📌 Personally, I found the Hakata location convenient! It's easy to get to other areas, close to the airport, and there are plenty of shopping malls in the area, so I had plenty of time to do some shopping. If Don Quijote is important to you, heading to Nakasu or Tenjin would be a good option! Recommend this for your trip!

#9月好地方2025 Hotel Live Max Fukuoka Tenjin West is very close to the subway, a 3-minute walk from Akasaka Station. It's just a 10-minute walk to Tenjin's trendy shopping district. The hotel is five years old and very newly renovated. The single room was larger than expected, easily fitting a 29-inch suitcase. The bathroom, while small, was very clean and odor-free. The room had a large microwave and a large refrigerator. You can grab food from the nearby Sunny Mart for a quick meal. The shared washing machine was smaller than the standard one outside. The experience was excellent. The only issue was breakfast. I booked a room with breakfast included, but the website didn't mention it. Upon arrival, I discovered they only provided a bento box. Perhaps the cafe is still under renovation.

#September2025 Tenjin, Fukuoka, has a shopping district that's sure to please every trendsetter. Besides the incredibly long and packed Tenjin underground shopping area, the nearby Daimyo district is even known as "Kyushu Harajuku," with its entire street lined with trendy brands. For those accustomed to Tokyo's Harajuku (whether it's the famous shops along Omotesando or the smaller shops in Utahara), spending some time in Daimyo when you're in Fukuoka, Kyushu, is a must. Almost every major European and American fashion brand has a branch here. Even if you're not interested in designer brands, you can still check out the other major stores, most of which feature unique and thoughtful designs. Don't forget to shop around when you visit Fukuoka.

#September2025 Flying home from Fukuoka Airport's international terminal, I was pleasantly surprised after passing through customs. It had undergone a major renovation and reopened in March 2025. It's packed with local trendy brands like Porter, the well-stocked Issey Miyake Baobao, and the soon-to-open Neighborhood. Designed as "Kyushu's Welcome Gate," the theme is "Free, Fast, Fun," incorporating natural elements and minimalist Japanese aesthetics, creating a spacious and bright space. The sake area, centered around the "YAGURA Culture Zone," is particularly striking. An 8.7-meter-tall Japanese tower serves as the visual centerpiece. Surrounding the area are traditional elements like Yame lanterns, Hakata weaving, and wooden sake barrels, creating a rich local atmosphere. The terminal hall, extensively constructed with natural wood and glass, creates a bright and comfortable atmosphere. The expanded facility has doubled its original size. The food court is also impressive, offering passengers a more spacious and comfortable dining area.

A hotel with a panoramic view of Nakasu Street and a large public bath. If it's your first time visiting Fukuoka, this is the place to stay🩷 Just 15 minutes from the airport and a 2-minute walk from Nakasu-Kawabata Station! This extraordinary accommodation, 'Hotel Resol Trinity Hakata,' offers a free large public bath with a stunning view of Nakasu Street😊 @@ Share this with friends or your partner you'd like to travel with✔️ With weekday rates starting in the 100,000 KRW range, it's cost-effective and conveniently located: 1 minute on foot to Don Quijote, 2 minutes to the Ichiran main store, 3 minutes to Tenjin Central Park, and 7 minutes to Canal City. Situated in the heart of the city, it's sure to make your Fukuoka trip highly satisfying✨ The rooms are clean and comfortable, ensuring a pleasant stay without any inconvenience. The luxurious and elegant lobby, resembling a high-end lounge, offers a variety of complimentary amenities, and unlimited coffee and tea are available! Breakfast is a hearty spread of Japanese home-style and Western dishes, perfect for fueling up before starting your day of travel! 📍Hotel Resol Trinity Hakata ▪️Fukuoka, Hakata Ward, Nakasu, 4−4−10 ▪️Check-in: 3 PM - Check-out: 11 AM ▪️Free access to the large public bath on the 14th floor!

Recommended for autumn!! This year, we've chosen a fantastic family trip 👨👩👧👦 to explore Kitakyushu and Fukuoka, creating a truly captivating family experience! Departing early in the morning 🌅, we'll first visit Dango Market 🐟🥦 to experience the fresh local produce and vibrant atmosphere ✨. Explore the history and culture of Kokura Castle 🏯 and Yasaka Shrine ⛩️, then stroll along Kitakyushu's riverside promenade 🌉, experiencing the perfect blend of nature and the city. For lunch 🍳, enjoy the signature omurice 🥄 at the renowned restaurant "Tamako Monogatari," creating unforgettable memories for the children 💖. In the afternoon, we'll explore the shopping paradises of The Outlets Kitakyushu 🛍️ and Amu Plaza 🎁. Overnight, we'll stay at the Mitsui Garden Hotel 🏨, enjoying comfortable accommodations and relaxing in the large public baths ♨️. The itinerary then included a romantic stroll along the Yufuin Forest Railway 🚃, a visit to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine 📝, a hearty breakfast at BILLS 🥞☕ in the morning, and visits to the children's favorite Kingberry strawberry desserts 🍓 and Fukutaro snacks 🍡. Every step of the route ✨was meticulously planned, exploring from the city 🏙️ to the suburbs 🌳, ensuring parent-child interactions filled with surprises and laughter 😄! This trip wasn't just about sightseeing; it was about cultivating precious memories with your children 👩👩👦👦💞. Below is the itinerary for everyone 😍 [Day 1] Depart at 3:00 AM and fly to Fukuoka (FUK) at 6:50 AM. Upon arrival, check in at the Yamato Roynet Hotel. In the afternoon, enjoy a leisurely stroll, explore Kitakyushu's Sarakura Mountain and the surrounding nightscape, and experience the harmony between city and nature. [Day 2] Depart from the hotel at 9:00 AM and experience the local atmosphere at Dango Market. Visit Kokura Castle, Yasaka Shrine, and the Kitakyushu Riverside Promenade. At 12:30 PM, enjoy the signature omelet rice at the popular restaurant Tamago Monogatari. In the afternoon, explore the shopping streets surrounding Kokura Station. Return to the hotel for the evening. [Day 3] Depart in the morning for a shopping spree at The Outlets Kitakyushu and Amu Plaza. Check in to the Mitsui Garden Hotel in the evening. End the day with dinner at Wakaba Pork Ranch Restaurant. [Day 4] Arrive at Hakata Station at 9:30 AM. Board the Yufuin-no-Mori Railway at 10:11 AM and enjoy the scenic views and forest scenery along the way. At 12:30 PM, explore Yufuin Town and shop. Return to Hakata at 5:17 PM, arriving at Hakata Station at 7:28 PM. Dinner is spent enjoying local delicacies at Shin Shin Ramen. Day 5: Enjoy breakfast at BILLS at 8:00 AM. Depart for Dazaifu Shrine at 9:00 AM. Witness the sunset at the same time as the sunset—the kids said it was truly magical. Return to Tenjin at 2:00 PM. For dinner at 5:00 PM, enjoy a authentic Fukuoka hot pot experience. Day 6: Visit Kushida Shrine at 9:00 AM for a prayer ceremony and cultural tour. Continue with a visit to Canal City Hakata and surrounding attractions. Canal City Hakata is a favorite with children. It features a vast capsule toy world and merchandise from various IPs, making it a real headache for parents who won't want to leave. In the evening, enjoy a reserved dinner at Nikuichi Yakiniku, followed by free time in Tenjin Shopping Street. Day 7: Depart for AMU Plaza at 9:00 AM. Visit Tokyu Hands, MUJI, and Pokémon stores, organize your luggage, and purchase souvenirs. Depart from Fukuoka Airport at 8:35 PM. #Trip's Top Choice for Family Travel 💕 @trip.com_tw Download the Trip.com app 📲 ➜ Search for "FamilyTravel" on the homepage 🔍 ➜ View recommended family travel experiences and exclusive deals 🎉! #trip's Top Choice for Family Travel #Family Travel Recommendations #New Year's Destinations 2025 #Maple Leaves #Kyushu #Fukuoka #Canal City Hakata

✔️Miyako Hotel Hakata ✔ My favorite place to stay in Fukuoka, having visited over 10 times ✨ Located just a minute from Hakata Station in Fukuoka, it's also connected to the subway and features a rooftop outdoor hot spring pool. There's a Starbucks on the first floor, a McDonald's on the basement level, and Ooyama, Fukuoka's most famous motsunabe restaurant, on the second floor. The rooms are among the most spacious and comfortable of any Fukuoka hotel I've stayed at. Children under 12 can even sleep for free. Breakfast used to be a la carte, but it recently changed to a buffet, which has improved significantly. The rooftop hot spring pool is my 7-year-old daughter's favorite. The pool is divided into adult and children's pools, with a height limit of 120cm, ensuring a safe and enjoyable stay. I highly recommend this hotel to families traveling with children or parents. Cons: Once you stay at Miyako Hotel, you can't go anywhere else 😂😂 #SeptemberTravelSupport #OverseasTravel #JapanTravel #FukuokaHotelRecommendation #MiyakoHotel #FukuokaHotel

teratsuka / FUKUOKA What!? Looks like I don't need to go to Korea anymore!? 😂 (at least I feel like it) I discovered some seriously delicious ganjang gejang 🤤🦀 The ganjang seu 🦐 was also incredibly tasty 🫶🏻 The meat was plump and incredibly satisfying 👏🏼 The soy sauce was soaked in so well that it was so delicious it was almost overwhelming 💗 They also served a ton of side dishes, which was great◎ The seaweed was also delicious! For around 1500 yen, you can have a very satisfying lunch, so I highly recommend it! It was made by a Korean chef, so the flavor was authentic! It looks like they've started opening at night, so I'm curious to try them out there too ( ·ᴥ· )ㅎㅎ #sorane #sorane ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ ▼sorane kitchen Sorane Postal Code: 815-0075 1-26-18 Terazuka, Minami-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture ⏰11am-10pm Closed: Mondays 🅿️Parking available behind the store🚗 ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ If you found this helpful, please give us a like ˗ˏˋ ˎˊ˗ It's encouraging ♡(•ө•) Thank you! I also post a lot of other travel information! Come check it out~~~ #FukuokaTrip #FukuokaCafe #FukuokaGourmet #FukuokaOutingInfo #Gourmet #Cafe #Driving #Travel #SoloTravel #LetsTravelWithPochiKatsu

#September2025 Fukuoka Gokoku Shrine Flea Market boasts over 150 shops, traversing the 300-meter-long approach to the shrine, a breathtaking contrast to its usual tranquility. Arrive at Ohori Park, where stalls offer a wide variety of goods, including vintage furniture, secondhand clothing, sundries, used books, and organic foods. Experience a nostalgic atmosphere while discovering rare treasures. This seasonal market is open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, rain or shine, and features a food menu. Attracting visitors from all over Fukuoka and Kyushu, make this a wonderful weekend getaway! It's truly a blessing to stumble upon a variety of sundries, antiques, gourmet food, snacks, cafes, furniture, and clothing, all in such a beautiful setting.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Recommended Restaurants in Fukuoka 💜Nabe & Peach Oyama Matsunabe: Hakata's signature dish. The soup is rich and flavorful, pairing perfectly with the offal. 💜Sushi Sashisu: Another affordable sushi restaurant. The food is very fresh, and the staff speaks a little English. 💜Menya IIshi: This restaurant is famous, with long lines for its delicious-looking udon noodles. They have Fast Pass cards available, and the staff are attentive. 💜Yamasho: A traditional local Chinese restaurant with long lines during lunchtime. The Chinese noodles and small fried rice are excellent prices. If you're in Fukuoka and looking for a place to eat, these four recommended restaurants are a must-try. #Fukuoka

#VisitFukuoka The Fukuoka Art Museum is a museum dedicated to contemporary Asian art. This museum showcases works that are not Western-style, but rather Asian art. It features approximately 4,000 permanent works. The museum is open year-round, except Wednesdays and New Year's Day. Information is subject to change. For art lovers, I highly recommend this place. To get there, take Ohorikoen Station, Exit 3 or 6. To Ropponmatsu Station, Exit 2. #fukuokaartmuseum

#9月好去地方2025 Address: 4 Chome-7-21 Hakata Ekimae, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, 812-0011 Fukuoka is Kyushu's premier city, hosting numerous football matches, concerts, trade shows, and pop-up markets. If you happen to be on a long Japanese holiday, it can be quite pricey. Yasuragi Guesthouse - Next to Hakata Station (安らぎＨakata駅前) is within walking distance of the station and offers excellent value. This weekend, beds were 9,000 yen, and single rooms at business hotels were over 20,000 yen. This guesthouse's single room was only 6,000 yen per night. The room is air-conditioned and has a ceiling-free, very cool feel. It's a bit like a room in an old boarding school! While there's no private bathroom, it's clean and practically decorated in a traditional Japanese style. There's also an automatic toilet and a light sensor. The owner is very friendly and helpful. This place is within walking distance of the long-distance bus terminal and Hakata Station. There are many convenience stores and a small Aeon supermarket nearby. I really enjoyed this place.

#TravelChat Who's been here? This ancient temple in Hakata, Fukuoka. Tochoji Temple is a famous temple in Hakata, Fukuoka Prefecture, and is one of the most important Shinto Buddhist temples, with a history of over 1,200 years. The temple houses a wooden Buddha statue, a popular place to worship. It's easily accessible and conveniently located near Hakata Station. The large red five-story pagoda (Gojunoto) stands beside the temple, a beautiful sight. There's also a garden to stroll around and enjoy the atmosphere. The wooden Buddha statue is on the second floor. There's an admission fee, and the temple is very peaceful. A visit to Fukuoka is highly recommended. #TochojiTemple #hakata #fukuokatravel #TravelChat

A convenient hotel for sightseeing in Fukuoka 🏨 Stay as if you were living there, with great usability ⭕️ If you're traveling to Fukuoka, I highly recommend the Band Hotel Hakata 🏨, which boasts an excellent location. Located right in front of Canal City and Nakasu, you can also easily walk to Tenjin and Hakata 🚶♀️. The rooms offer a cozy, home-like atmosphere and are equipped with a kitchen, making it perfect for cooking 🍳. From your room, you can enjoy views of Canal City, making it a great spot for tea time 🫖. The bathroom is clean and spacious, complete with a bathtub for relaxation 🛀. Amenities include shampoo, conditioner, and body soap 🧴. Despite being in the heart of Fukuoka, the lobby provides a calm and relaxing space 🩵. It has a stylish, bar-like ambiance! Definitely consider staying here during your trip to Fukuoka ✨ 📌 Address: 2-4-14 Haruyoshi, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture ⏰ Check-in: 15:00 / Check-out: 10:00

nagaoka / FUKUOKA What!? The gelato is so delicious!? 😳💭🍦 It reminded me of Italy 🇮🇹 Fukuoka's famous bakery ˗ˏˋ Sailer ˎˊ˗ It's been around for about 30 years, but they offer a lot of hard breads It's hugely popular with bread lovers overseas ✨ Their bread is delicious, of course, but their gelato was surprisingly rich and my favorite 💗😳 By the way, they have pistachio and rum raisin flavors 🍨 You should definitely try them 🫶🏻 They have terrace seating, and the interior feels like you're in Europe, so I recommend them ✨ ✔︎They're open early, so it's a great place for breakfast 🥖 - Their most popular item is the pretzel 🥨 #Sailer ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ ▼Sailer Address: 815-0075 2-1-5 Nagaoka, Minami-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture ⏰7am-7pm 🅿️Several parking spaces available: In front of the store ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ If you found this helpful, please give us a like ˗ˏˋ ˎˊ˗ It really encourages us ♡(•ө•) Thank you! We also have lots of other travel information! Come check it out~~~ #FukuokaTrip #FukuokaCafe #FukuokaGourmet #FukuokaOutingInfo #Gourmet #Cafe #Driving #Travel #SoloTravel #LetsTravelWithPochiKatsu

#TravelItinerary A trip to Fukuoka doesn't have to be extravagant or grand, but it's a city imbued with emotion in every little moment. Start your morning leisurely with fragrant coffee and freshly baked bread at a cafe near Hakata Station. The relaxed atmosphere naturally instills a sense of excitement, wondering how to fill the day. During the day, I recommend a leisurely stroll through Ohori Park. Between the sky reflecting on the tranquil lake and the trees swaying in the breeze, you'll find a peaceful respite from the city. In the evening, the Nakasu River sparkles, revealing a new face. Sitting at a food stall lining the riverbank, savoring piping hot ramen or skewers, and listening to the laughter of locals, you'll feel like a part of the city, not just a tourist. #FukuokaTravel #JapanTravel

Fukuoka Four-Day, Three-Night Trip Review This four-day, three-night trip to Fukuoka truly embodied the essence of "eating, drinking, and having fun." Our first stop was Ichiran Ramen's main restaurant. While there are branches in Taiwan, the atmosphere at Ichiran Ramen is completely different. From the moment I ordered, it felt like a pilgrimage. The broth was still rich and fragrant, leaving me satisfied until the last sip. A cultural tour was essential during the day, and a visit to Kushida Shrine was a must. The shrine is especially peaceful in the early morning, its solemn atmosphere allowing one to temporarily let go of the excitement and rush of travel and quietly pray for safety and success. Next, we ventured into the common people's stomachs and headed to the original Nagahamaya. Their ramen is simple yet unpretentious, open 24 hours a day. Sitting down with a bowl of piping hot noodles is like breathing in the city. As night falls, Fukuoka transforms completely. The night view of Fukuoka Tower illuminates the seaside skyline. Walking into the Tenjin and Nakasu yatai, the warmth of the people fills the stalls one after another, where yakitori, oden, ramen, and the aroma of sake blend together – this is the truest Fukuoka nightlife. The next day, we made a special trip to Nagahama Fish Market. Unlike the touristy crowds, it's a place where you can experience the daily bustle of local life. The fresh fish and seafood donburi are simply blissful, and you won't want to leave. Of course, you can't just eat at one ramen place. The incredibly rich tonkotsu broth at Dapao Ramen is a completely different experience. It was worth it to experience two classics in just a few days. The final stop was the Tenjin Underground Shopping Center. It's more than just a shopping paradise, it's a place to collect memories, from souvenirs to everyday items, all in one place. This four-day, three-night Fukuoka itinerary offers the authentic culture and markets of the day and the vibrant lights and food of the night. Enjoy satisfying food and shopping, and the memories you'll leave behind are more precious than just the souvenirs themselves. ⸻

📸 If you're a Gundam fan, you absolutely can't miss this iconic photo spot in Fukuoka—the life-sized "RX-93ff ν Gundam" statue at LaLaport Fukuoka! 🤖 Fukuoka Gundam Photo Spot Guide (Cantonese Version) 📍 Location: In front of LaLaport Fukuoka Mall - This Gundam is a special version of the ν Gundam (Nu Gundam) from "Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack." Standing at 24.8 meters tall, it is currently one of the tallest Gundam statues in Japan. - It features a specially designed Long-Range Fin Funnel, personally supervised by Gundam series director Yoshiyuki Tomino, making it incredibly impressive. 📸 Photo Tips: - During the day, you can capture the intricate details of the Gundam against a backdrop of blue skies and white clouds, creating a majestic scene. - At night, there's a light show accompanied by music, offering a fantastic atmosphere for photos. - Nearby, there's the GUNDAM SIDE-F area, where you can find exclusive models and merchandise. After taking photos, you can shop to your heart's content! 🚍 Transportation: - Take the JR train to "Takeshita Station" and walk about 9 minutes to reach the mall. - Alternatively, take a direct bus from Hakata Station to LaLaport Fukuoka for a convenient and quick trip.

#SeptemberTravelSupport Yakiniku Restaurant Near the Nakasu River Kobe Yakiniku Kanteki Haruyoshi Branch ✨ Japan 〒810-0003 Fukuoka, Chuo Ward, Haruyoshi, 3 Chome−16−41 RAGAZZA春吉 2F-E Nikuichi couldn't make reservations, so I asked a Fukuoka man(?) and made a reservation using Google Maps. The staff spoke Korean, so ordering was easy. Like a butcher shop, they slice the meat right after you order. The meat is incredibly fresh and melt-in-your-mouth tender... If you're only going with adults, I recommend trying the course menu. This is the place for Fukuoka yakiniku... You have to go!!! #FukuokaTravel #FukuokaRestaurants #FukuokaYakiniku

#TravelGuide Planning a trip to Japan? Check out these four cities in one place! 🗾 Tokyo is a city full of shopping, cafes, and trendy street strolls, so you can spend a whole day wandering around without getting bored 🛍️☕️. Osaka offers vibrant street food, night views, and even river cruises, making it a great place to eat, walk, and take photos 🍣🌃. Kyoto is a charming city with traditional temples and gardens, and quiet alleyways, making it a perfect photo spot 📸🍁. Fukuoka is easily accessible from Korea, making it a great short trip. You can enjoy delicious food, shopping, and even the sunset at Momochi Beach 🌊🍜. Each city offers a variety of attractions and tips, so plan your itinerary to include everything from the city center to traditional culture, night views, and food for a fulfilling trip 💕. Check out transportation, accommodations, and recommended restaurants beforehand to make your trip much easier! 🏨🚃 #JapanTravel #TokyoTravel #OsakaTravel #KyotoTravel #FukuokaTravel #JapaneseRestaurants #TravelTips #JapaneseNightViews #EmotionalTravel #TravelDiary #OverseasTravel