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Canal City Hakata
A vibrant canal-side mega-complex featuring musical fountain shows, 250+ shops, character stores, and the legendary Ramen Stadium.
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Fukuoka Tower
Panoramic seaside tower with stunning views, seasonal LED illuminations, and modern digital experiences.
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Tenjin
A dynamic district where luxury shopping, trendy fashion, street food culture, and urban relaxation come together at the heart of Fukuoka City.
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Fukuoka Airport
A fully renovated 2025 international terminal, a new second runway, and unbeatable access—just 5 minutes from downtown Fukuoka.
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Momochi Seaside Park
A 1-km artificial beach with scenic sunset views, Fukuoka Tower, and Mediterranean-style Marizon.
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Hakata Port Tower
Free observation deck with 360° panoramic views of Hakata Port and nearby islands.
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Marizon
A Mediterranean-style seaside resort and wedding hall with dining, photography spots, and ferry access to Uminonakamichi Seaside Park.
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Hakata Machiya Folk Museum
Three historic buildings showcasing Hakata merchant life, traditional handicrafts, and immersive cultural experiences including a yukata/kimono try-on.
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Ohori Park
Large central pond with islands, Japanese garden, Fukuoka Art Museum, and boating activities
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Mangyoji Fukuoka
A serene Hakata temple where warrior faith, everyday redemption, symbolic architecture, and friendly temple cats quietly coexist.
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Kushida Shrine
Visit the sacred Reisentsuru well, a 1,000-year-old ginkgo tree, Japan’s largest Otafuku mask, and admire the magnificent Kazariyama floats.
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Tōchōji Temple
See the Fukuoka Great Buddha, explore the Six-Cornered Hall, and experience the immersive Walk Through Heaven and Hell corridor.
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Fukuoka Nakasu Food Stalls Street
A vibrant riverside row of traditional yatai offering authentic Hakata flavors and nighttime charm.
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Fukuoka Castle Ruins
Explore ancient stone walls, Tamon Yagura and Shiomi Yagura, Korokan Ruins, and enjoy panoramic city views.
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Kihinkan Hall in Fukuoka
A rare Meiji-era French Renaissance wooden building featuring an iconic octagonal tower, elegant turquoise tones, retro costume photo experiences, and romantic night illumination.
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Fukuoka Art Museum
A prestigious two-floor museum combining Buddhist treasures, tea ceremony art, and iconic modern works—set beside the tranquil waters of Ohori Park.
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Ryuguji Temple
A rare temple tied to a colossal mermaid legend, the origin of Reisenmachi, and one of Japan’s rarest mermaid-themed goshuin stamps.
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Uminonakamichi Seaside Park
Expansive seaside park with gardens, amusement rides, the largest resort pool in western Japan, and an adjacent aquarium.
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Starbucks Coffee Dazaifu Tenmangu Omotesando
A Regional Landmark Starbucks featuring over 2,000 cedar batons woven using the traditional Cidori technique—without a single nail.
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Kyushu National Museum
A modern national museum that reveals how Japanese culture evolved through centuries of interaction with China, Korea, and the wider Asian world.
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Dazaifu Tenmangū Shrine
The head shrine of over 10,000 Tenmangu shrines, combining Japan’s academic faith with Kyushu’s ancient administrative history.
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Dazaifu Station
The terminal station of the Nishitetsu Dazaifu Line, located at the entrance to Tenmangu Sando, the main approach to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine.
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Komyozenji Temple
A tranquil Zen temple celebrated for its two beautifully designed Zen gardens, including a symbolic rock arrangement forming the character for “light.”
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Dazaifu Sando
A 400-meter historic shopping street filled with iconic local food and cultural landmarks leading to Dazaifu Tenmangū Shrine.
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Dazaifu Amusement Park
A nostalgic 1957 amusement park where toddlers and young children can enjoy over 20 gentle rides—including Thomas the Tank Engine attractions—surrounded by shrine forests and seasonal blossoms.
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Kanzeon ji Temple
One of Japan’s oldest and most important ancient temples, home to a National Treasure bell and a remarkable collection of Buddhist statues.
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Kawachi Wisteria Garden
Two spectacular wisteria tunnels measuring 80 and 220 meters, featuring over 22 varieties of cascading wisteria in stunning gradients of purple, white, and pink.
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Moji Port
A beautifully preserved historic port district famous for retro Western buildings, Yaki Curry, banana auction heritage, and panoramic views of the Kanmon Strait.
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Kokura Castle
An urban Japanese castle showcasing original 17th-century stone walls, rare Kara-zukuri architecture, and elevator access that allows visitors of all ages to enjoy panoramic views from the top floor.
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Nanzoin Temple
Home to the world’s largest bronze reclining Buddha, featuring visitable sacred soles believed to bring blessings and good fortune.
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