Fukuoka Travel Guide

Heal yourself by one of the prefecture's best "hot water for beautiful skin” in the hot spring resort along the Chikugo River.

A child-sized city at 2/3rds size where kids can try their hands at some 70 different jobs and services.

It has been a popular hot spring resort since the Meiji Era, and is one of the few places in Japan where visitors can enjoy iron-containing highly concentrated carbonated hot springs.

A scenic spot where you can feel nature and enjoy panoramic views despite being in the city center.

A historic botanical garden all abloom with native plants and picture-perfect Japanese flora.

A globally loved scenic spot all awash in colorful wisteria blossoms.

A wonderland of majestic, picture-perfect landscapes awaits in the karst plateau!

A Japanese garden with a tea house, offering views of the changing seasons in an office district.

Discover the history of toilets – with Washlet included! – at this museum.

Experience the bygone era with a visit to this retro-modern building.

The station building, designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, is a landmark in the nostalgic port town.

Experience the charm of traditional crafts passed down in Fukuoka's Hakata.

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

A roastery and coffee shop where you can taste carefully roasted gems of coffee.

The bright red double-decker buses lined up along the coast are cafes!

Enjoy "Oyama-style" motsunabe (hot pot) at the main store, where the flavor of carefully selected ingredients is alive and well.

A classic restaurant since 1882, famous for its rich and irresistible dashi broth.

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.

Japanese tea and spiices come together in this all-new kind of café.

It is a famous grilled curry restaurant that invented the standard cheese topping.

Indulge in exquisite, additive-free ice cream crafted under the supervision of a Michelin-starred chef.

A restaurant where you can enjoy the flavors of Hakata.

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

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

Local specialties and products from Fukuoka and Mojiko are all here.

The large retail complex with food, fashion, or movie, directly connected to the train station.

The entertainment city encompassing shopping, gourmet food, hotels and everything.

A gourmet and liquor selection store brimming with Itoshima's charm.

Enjoy all the fun with about 220 stores and 9 parks!

A facility with grocery stores, restaurants, fashion, etc. for a whole-family recreation.

A shopping mall where you can enjoy a stroll.

One of Kyushu’s largest outlet mall with a resort-like atmosphere.

A market combining shopping and restaurants, featuring delicacies of the world.

A commercial facility next to a train station, filled with Hakata’s gourmet food, sweets and souvenirs.

Directly connected to the station! A city hotel integrated with a fashion building.

An open and airy designer hotel with glass walls.

A hotel in the heart of the city for both business and pleasure.

Books Hotel fulfills the wishes of book lovers.

Enjoy adult time in a space filled with knowledge and art.

A comfortable city hotel with open spaces.

Stay in a historic, 400-year inn and former estate of a feudal lord.

One of the three major festivals of Hakata, featuring about 500 bustling stalls as a highlight.

Legendary taiko drum performance that ignites the city of Kokura in excitement.

A pyramid of lanterns atop the Nobori Yamagasa in an unforgettable spectacular.

The streets of Fukuoka all alight with illuminations, at this 11th annual Christmas festival.