Hakata Ikkousha Main Store
Main store of the original frothy Tonkotsu (pork bone broth) Ramen.
Fukuoka / Ramen
Starbucks Coffee Dazaifu Tenmangu Omotesando Store
Stylishly designed with a wood-frame structure, Starbucks is located along the Omotesando Avenue of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine.
Fukuoka / Cafés
ICHIRAN Souhonten -Headshop & Office-
The original birthplace of the "flavor-concentrated counter", a popular tonkotsu ramen shop.
Fukuoka / Ramen
A legendary store leading the pork bone ramen scene in Kurume.
Fukuoka / Ramen
Continuing the taste that started from the Showa-era food stalls - the origin of Nagahama Ramen.
Fukuoka / Ramen
A popular Hakata ramen restaurant with an exquisite secret soup recipe handed down from its founding.
Fukuoka / Ramen
A renowned Kumamoto ramen shop that has continued to evolve since its establishment in 1957.
Kumamoto / Ramen
Treat yourself with the rich oysters grown in Kujuku Islands!
Nagasaki / Japanese Cuisine
A restaurant where you can enjoy the flavors of Hakata.
Fukuoka / Japanese Cuisine
Introducing the charm of Kagoshima-grown Japanese tea to people of all ages.
Kagoshima / Cafés
Offering a zuke-don (rice bowl) made with Kanpachi (amberjack) called "Umi no Oukan" grown in Kinko Bay.
Kagoshima / Japanese Cuisine
Hakata’s juicy local favorite served on a hot steel pot.
Fukuoka / Japanese Cuisine
A specialty of Yanagawa, a water town that has been passed down for more than 300 years.
Fukuoka / Japanese Cuisine
The bright red double-decker buses lined up along the coast are cafes!
Fukuoka / Cafés
Ramen with melt-in-your-mouth texture of char siu pork are very popular.
Kagoshima / Ramen
A retro coffee shop where you can enjoy Taisho Romanticism with classic puddings and other items.
Kitakyushu / Cafés
Try the fresh seafood BBQ the right in front of the ocean.
Fukuoka / Meat Dishes
It is a famous grilled curry restaurant that invented the standard cheese topping.
Kitakyushu / Curry
A classic restaurant since 1882, famous for its rich and irresistible dashi broth.
Fukuoka / Japanese Cuisine
A famous restaurant established in 1984 that popularized the "miso-flavored" Hakata motsunabe.
Fukuoka / Hotpot Restaurants
Enjoy "Oyama-style" motsunabe (hot pot) at the main store, where the flavor of carefully selected ingredients is alive and well.
Fukuoka / Hotpot Restaurants
A roastery and coffee shop where you can taste carefully roasted gems of coffee.
Fukuoka / Cafés
Excellent Hakata ramen with a full-bodied flavor and a light aftertaste.
Fukuoka / Ramen
A gallery and café showcasing the allure of a pottery brand by a prestigious design group.
Kagoshima / Cafés
