Aburayama / Dazaifu / Chikushino Travel Guide

A popular walking route known for the castle ruins overlooking the city of Dazaifu.

An outdoor base in the forest where Fukuoka’s cityscape and nature come together, letting you feel the beauty of all four seasons.

Reflect on the former heart of the government office in ancient Japan’s western capital.

Packed with attractions that even babies and toddlers can enjoy!

A Hachimangu Shrine associated with the era name “Reiwa”.

Japan’s 4th national museum after Tokyo, Nara and Kyoto, sharing the cultural exchange history between Japan and Asian countries.

The head shrine of 10,000 shrines across Japan, dedicated to the spirit of scholar Sugawara Michizane.

A Shrine Known as the Mecca of Popular Manga “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba” and a Place Full of Beautiful Nature.

A renowned Japanese confectionery shop in Dazaifu, famous for its signature monaka, inspired by the iconic onigawara (demon tiles) that symbolize the city.

A famous restaurant established in 1984 that popularized the "miso-flavored" Hakata motsunabe.

Popular for its hearty "Dazaifu Burger," which is filled with homemade karaage (fried chicken).

At Ichiran Dazaifu Sando, you can enjoy the famous "Success Ramen" that is unique to Dazaifu.

Stylishly designed with a wood-frame structure, Starbucks is located along the Omotesando Avenue of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine.

A long-established shop selling Umegae Mochi, a famous rice cake sweet from Dazaifu.

The Dazaifu branch of Fukuya, the original creator of Fukuoka's famous spicy cod roe, Karashi Mentaiko.

A luxury hotel where you can immerse yourself in the history and culture of Dazaifu.

A relaxing retreat in a quiet city neighborhood, where you can enjoy 100% free-flowing hot spring water.

A long-established ryokan where you can enjoy strolling through a Japanese garden and natural hot spring baths with free-flowing spring water.