It's fun no matter how many times you go! Let's go to Fukuoka!

Fukuoka’s food stalls are a specialty of Fukuoka City and appear in various parts of the city at night. They are particularly numerous in the Nakasu and Tenjin areas of Fukuoka City. At the stalls, you can enjoy a variety of dishes such as ramen, oden, and gyoza depending on the stall. Enjoy touring the stalls while having a little meal at a time.

Take a boat and slowly tour the beautiful waterways of Yanagawa. Under the guidance of the boatman, you can enjoy the scenery of each season and historical buildings. Experience the unique history and culture of Yanagawa.

It’s an hour’s drive from Fukuoka city, so you can go on a day trip. Futamigaura, known as a famous sunset spot, is a popular tourist spot with many stylish cafes and restaurants. There is a lot of nature, so you can spend a relaxing time.

It is a castle with high historical value, built in 1602. In addition to touring the castle tower where you can enjoy the exhibits, the Kokura Castle Garden, which has a tea room, is also one of the attractions of this castle. There are rest areas in the vicinity, as well as cafes where you can enjoy matcha and sweets, and souvenir shops.

Mojiko Retro is a historic port town area. Mojiko Station, a two-story wooden station building, has been designated as a national important cultural property. Many old buildings remain, so you can stroll around and enjoy the retro atmosphere. Be sure to try our famous grilled curry and fresh seafood meals.

Located in the center of Fukuoka city, access is very convenient. You can enjoy a 360 degree panoramic view of Fukuoka city and Hakata Bay. The view from dusk to night is especially popular, but why not enjoy the different views depending on the time of day?

One of the New Japan’s top three night views. From the mountaintop, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Kitakyushu city. Cable cars and slope cars take you to the top of the mountain, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful scenery on your way. There is also a restaurant at the top of the mountain where you can enjoy meals.

The Hakata Machiya Furusato-kan is a facility that conveys the history and culture of Hakata, located in the center of Fukuoka City. It reproduces the traditional townhouses of Hakata, and the distinctive architectural style is a highlight. You can experience the production of traditional Hakata crafts and touch the culture of Hakata.

This style originated in Kitakyushu and is popular because it can be enjoyed without being restricted by time.

Fukuoka is known as a sacred place for ramen, and Hakata ramen is especially famous.

It is one of Fukuoka’s most representative specialties, and is commonly eaten as an accompaniment to rice.

In Fukuoka, one of its birthplaces, it is loved by locals for its light soup stock.