Hakata / Tenjin / Ohori Travel Guide

The world’s only museum dedicated to introducing modern and contemporary Asian art through its extensive collection.

An art museum by the lake in Ohori Park, with Approx. 16,000 works in its collection.

A world full of smiles with Anpanman! An indoor oasis for kid-friendly fun, even on rainy days!

A science museum designed to spark curiosity and deepen interest in science through interactive exhibits and diverse programs.

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

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

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

A nature-rich park in the bustling city that nurtures people's spirits.

Introduces good old Hakata culture through valuable exhibits and hands-on experience of traditional crafts.

Top-Notch Illustrators Draw You as a Caricature in this Unforgettable Memento.

A food stall street packed with the gourmet city Hakata’s choice tastes.

An underground shopping area with 150 shops, running directly under Tenjin, Kyushu’s largest downtown.

A food stall in Tenjin, Fukuoka, serving oden made with flying fish broth and creative dishes.

Chuka Soba and Hakata-Style Chicken Skin Skewers: The Perfect Finish to a Night Out.

Savor Kyushu Wagyu Through Signature Yakisuki. Authentic Japanese Yakiniku for Sophisticated Dining in Nakasu.

Supervised by a famous Hakata restaurant! A sushi spot where you can savor long-established flavors.

Savor incredibly fresh squid dishes crafted with time-honored skill!

A renowned Nagahama ramen shop that carries on the flavors of a well-loved yatai, founded in 1971.

A motsunabe specialist restaurant where you can enjoy authentic flavors in a spacious interior with 240 seats.

Enjoy eel at reasonable prices! An unaju specialty restaurant in Fukuoka City.

Enjoy Kyushu food culture at a motsunabe (offal hotpot) specialist directly connected to Tenjin Station.

A renowned restaurant famous for its delicious Hakata specialty, Mizutaki (chicken hot pot), prepared using their own premium-brand chicken, Hanamidori.

Enjoy the full flavor of fresh seafood delivered directly from the Genkai Sea, paired with dishes made from local ingredients.

A popular udon restaurant known for its long lines, offering not only delicious udon but also a great selection of side dishes and snacks to pair with drinks.

A department store with stylish, high-quality shops for fashion, food, and lifestyle.

A large seaside mall you can enjoy on both everyday outings and special occasions.

A refined, expansive space for relaxation, set in a prime location in Tenjin.

A mentaiko (spicy cod roe) specialty store founded in 1976, committed to rare domestically produced roe and careful handcrafting.

A waterfront commercial complex next to Hakata Port, where visitors can enjoy dining, leisure activities, and shopping all in one seaside location.

A new landmark in the Tenjin area, offering a wide range of attractions.

A retail megaplex with direct connection to Hakata Station, developed by Japan Post.

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

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.

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

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

A wonderful Fukuoka specialty where mochi, kinako, and kuromitsu come together in perfect harmony.

A Hakata-exclusive treat made with Fukuoka’s rare Amaou strawberries.

Taste and compare four famous confections that blend Japanese and Western styles.

Sweet and tangy cream made with Fukuoka’s prized Amaou strawberries-simply irresistible.

Hakata's famous Japanese-Western sweets, which are highly popular even outside of Japan.

A delightful blend of Hakata's specialty, Mentaiko (spicy cod roe), and senbei (rice cracker) that offers a mild spiciness that's irresistibly addictive.

The goodness of cod roe is concentrated! Perfect dried Mentaiko as a snack for your drink.

A luxury hotel with sweeping views of the Fukuoka cityscape and Hakata Bay.

A Favorite Spot Where You Can Truly Feel the Local Vibe-With Easy Access to Hakata and Tenjin.

Experience life like a local in your “My 3rd Place”-an ideal base for sightseeing in Hakata.

A hotel retreat of top-notch comfort, stylized with Hakata’s traditional crafts and modern Japan aesthetic.

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

An urban resort hotel where you can enjoy a special stay, featuring a rooftop spa and rooms with private terraces.

Experience an unparalleled four-star stay, offering a level of luxury and comfort like no other.

A luxury hotel in the heart of Fukuoka, where you can enjoy world-class service and hospitality.

An urban resort hotel offering spectacular ocean views in Fukuoka’s vibrant bay area.

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

An open and airy designer hotel with glass walls.

Books Hotel fulfills the wishes of book lovers.

A majestic illumination event that lights up the temples and shrines of Hakata Old Town.

One of Japan’s largest participatory festivals during Golden Week, with the sound of rice scoops echoing through the city.

A spectacular festival of light that illuminates the area in front of Hakata Station with 640,000 shimmering lights, transforming the city into a breathtaking winter wonderland.

A traditional New Year event where worshippers pray to Ebisu, the god of good fortune, for happiness and prosperity throughout the year.

Just 5 minutes by subway to Hakata Station! A major hub airport connecting Kyushu with the rest of Japan and destinations across Asia.

Cruise around popular tourist spots aboard a gently rocking boat.

The sightseeing buses that efficiently guide you to the highlights of Fukuoka. Enjoy the view of Fukuoka from the second floor of the bus.