2025 Fukuoka Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

This time, I chose to stay at "Sokei Hotel" in Fukuoka Nakasu, and it turned out to be a delightful surprise! Tucked away in the bustling alleys of Nakasu, this boutique hotel may appear understated from the outside, but stepping into the lobby instantly immerses you in a warm wooden ambiance and artistic vibes, completely redefining the typical image of Japanese business hotels. Although the room is only about 20㎡, the designer cleverly uses mirrors and lighting to create a spacious feel. The hand-painted Mount Fuji wallpaper above the bed is a stunning highlight. The most impressive feature is the bathroom with transparent glass walls and floor heating lights, making nighttime baths feel like you're floating under the starry sky. The location is also unbeatable—just a 3-minute walk to Nakasu-Kawabata Station and 5 minutes to Canal City Hakata. Late at night, you can easily wander into nearby izakayas to experience authentic Fukuoka nightlife. The staff are proactive in helping plan itineraries, even recommending hidden ramen spots nearby. If you want to immerse yourself in Fukuoka's artistic atmosphere and local lifestyle, this hotel is definitely worth a special visit!

#7月發文留言活动2025 **【* This time I chose to stay at the "Mountaintop Resort Hotel" in Fukuoka, and I was completely conquered! The hotel is located on the commanding heights of Nokonoshima Island. When you open the window, you can see the magnificent panoramic view of Hakata Bay. The sea of lights in the city after nightfall is even more intoxicating. The guest rooms adopt a fusion of Japanese and Western designs, with natural wood tones and earth-tone soft furnishings to create a healing atmosphere. The most amazing thing is the private open-air bath, where you can enjoy the unbeatable sea view while soaking in the hot spring, instantly washing away the fatigue of the journey. Breakfast is enjoyed in the rooftop sea view restaurant, where fresh seafood and local cuisine are paired with an excellent view, a double enjoyment of taste buds and vision. The hotel has a rich variety of special activities: in the morning, you can participate in guided hiking to explore the native plants on the island; in the afternoon, you can arrange a canoe experience to observe the flying seagulls up close. The staff are familiar with local information and help plan a half-day tour itinerary. Even when renting bicycles, they are considerate enough to prepare children's safety helmets. It is only a 15-minute boat ride from downtown Fukuoka, but you can enjoy the tranquility away from the hustle and bustle. If you want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, this resort is definitely a paradise for healing travelers!

#7月發文留言活动2025 **【 This time I chose to stay at "The Blossom Hakata Premier" in the center of Fukuoka. The overall experience was far beyond my expectations! The hotel is located in the Tenjin business district, a 5-minute walk from Hakata Station, and its transportation convenience is unmatched. The room design is modern and light luxury. Although the area is not particularly large (about 25㎡), the layout is square and the lighting is sufficient. The most special thing is that the bathroom adopts a dry and wet separation design, and also provides free hair dryers and shampoo products. The quality is obviously better than that of ordinary Japanese hotels. The most surprising thing is the open-air bar on the top floor of the hotel. Although the night view is not as spectacular as that of high-rise buildings, it is suitable for a drink and relaxation after work. The service is excellent. The counter staff can speak fluent Japanese and English, and the check-in and check-out efficiency is extremely high. Although there are not many breakfast options, there are both Japanese and Western basic styles, and the taste is quite satisfactory. The geographical location is definitely the biggest highlight. You can walk to shopping areas such as Tenjin Underground Street and Fukuoka Mitsukoshi within a walking distance, and even Starbucks is only a 3-minute walk away. If your budget allows, this hotel is definitely a great choice for accommodation in downtown Fukuoka!

#7月發文留言活动2025 **【 This time I came to Fukuoka and chose to stay at the "Nikko Nishitetsu Hotel", and the overall experience exceeded my expectations! The hotel is located in the core area of Tenjin business district, and it is a 5-minute walk to Hakata Station. The transportation convenience is unmatched. Although the room is not large (about 20㎡), it is quite well planned, with comfortable beds, complete supplies, and free Wi-Fi. The most surprising thing is the bathroom design, which is separated from wet and dry and fully utilizes the space. The water pressure in the shower is stable, and you will feel refreshed after taking a shower. The buffet restaurant on the second floor of the hotel is affordable. Although there are not many types of breakfast, the quality is stable. It is quite cost-effective to include it in the room rate. In terms of service, the counter staff is friendly and the check-in and check-out are efficient. The most special thing is that there is an open-air beer garden on the top floor of the hotel (open in summer). Come here for a drink in the evening and overlook the night view of Fukuoka city. It feels great! If you have a limited budget and want to live in the city center, Nikko Nishitetsu Hotel is definitely a high CP value choice, especially recommended for free travelers!

During my trip to Fukuoka, I chose to stay at the Nishitetsu Grand Hotel located in the Tenjin shopping district, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations! The hotel boasts an excellent location, just a 5-minute walk to Tenjin Underground Shopping Street, making shopping and strolling incredibly convenient. While the lobby isn’t particularly luxurious, it is clean and bright, and the check-in process is quick and efficient. The room is approximately 25㎡—not overly spacious but well-designed. The bed is comfortable, and the soundproofing is good, allowing for a relaxing rest. What impressed me the most was the hotel’s service. The front desk staff were friendly and provided practical recommendations for nearby restaurants and attractions. The breakfast, though simple and buffet-style, was consistent in quality and offered a decent variety. Additionally, the hotel provides free Wi-Fi and luggage storage services, which are very convenient for short-term travelers. It’s about a 15-minute walk from the hotel to Canal City Hakata, and just a few minutes by Nishitetsu train to Hakata Station, making transportation highly convenient. If you’re looking to stay in Fukuoka’s city center without breaking the bank, Nishitetsu Grand Hotel is definitely a high-value choice!

This time, I chose to stay at the "Tenjin Residential Hotel" near Fukuoka Tenjin Station, and it completely changed my perception of business hotels! Despite the word "residential" in its name, this place is undoubtedly an excellent choice for travelers. The hotel's biggest highlight is the perfect combination of "great value" and "amazing comfort." While the rooms aren't luxurious, the 30㎡ size is considered spacious in Japan. The bed is exceptionally soft, ensuring a good night's sleep. What surprised me the most was the mini kitchen included in the room, which is incredibly convenient for travelers who prefer to cook their own meals. Plus, there are supermarkets nearby for easy shopping. The location is unbeatable—just a 3-minute walk to Tenjin Underground Shopping Street, so you don't even need to carry large luggage while shopping. Although the hotel doesn't have an in-house restaurant, there are plenty of dining options within a 5-minute walk, including Hakata Ikkousha Ramen and Chikuzen-style cuisine restaurants. The staff, though few in number, are friendly and efficient, making check-in and check-out a breeze. If you're looking for a hotel that's affordable, conveniently located, and offers a cozy, home-like atmosphere, the Tenjin Residential Hotel is highly recommended! It's especially ideal for long-term stays or travelers who enjoy cooking their own meals.

This time, I chose to stay at the JR Kyushu Blossom Hotel in Fukuoka, and it was truly a great value choice! The hotel is located right next to Hakata Central Station, just a 5-minute walk away, making it incredibly convenient. Whether you're heading to Canal City Hakata, Tenjin shopping district, or taking the JR to Dazaifu or Kumamoto, the location is perfect. Although the rooms aren't particularly large, they are clean, well-equipped, and the beds are very comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The most surprising feature is the hotel's free self-service washing machines and dryers, which are a lifesaver for long-term travelers! The lobby is not very spacious, but the staff are friendly, and check-in and check-out processes are highly efficient. In terms of dining, there are plenty of convenience stores and ramen shops nearby. Just a 3-minute walk away is the famous Hakata "Ichiran Ramen," offering a wide variety of delicious options. Walking back to the hotel at night, the lights and lively atmosphere of Hakata's streets truly showcase the energy of Fukuoka. In summary, JR Kyushu Blossom Hotel is an excellent value-for-money choice, especially for travelers who frequently use JR trains. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Fukuoka!

I chose to stay at "Tenjin Minami Quintessa Hotel" during my trip to Fukuoka, and I was extremely satisfied! The hotel is located in the heart of the Tenjin shopping district, just a 5-minute walk from Hakata Station. The transportation is incredibly convenient, and you can easily drag your suitcase along. Although the rooms are not very spacious, they are well-designed, clean, and equipped with all the basic amenities. What stands out the most is the hotel's super affordable pricing, which is a great deal compared to other accommodations in the city center! Nearby, you'll find convenience stores, drugstores, restaurants, and even department stores within walking distance, making shopping and dining very convenient. The service is also commendable, with friendly front desk staff and efficient check-in and check-out processes. While it doesn't offer luxurious facilities, its prime location makes it an excellent choice for travelers looking to explore the Tenjin shopping district and Hakata Station. If you're looking for a budget-friendly and convenient place to stay in Fukuoka's city center, Tenjin Minami Quintessa Hotel is highly recommended!

#7月發文留言活动2025 **【 This time I came to Fukuoka and chose to stay at "Sunker Hotel (ホテル ソック)", and the overall experience exceeded my expectations! The hotel is located in a prime location 5 minutes' walk from Hakata Station. It is very convenient to go to Tenjin Shopping District and Nakasu Night Market, and you don't even have to drag your suitcase too far. Although the room is not big (about 20㎡), it is well planned, with comfortable beds, complete supplies, and free WiFi. The most special thing is that the hotel provides "luggage storage service", so we can put down our luggage first and easily visit Canal City Hakata. Although the breakfast is a simple Japanese and Western choice, the quality is stable and the price is reasonable. In terms of service, the front desk staff is friendly. Although most of them are Japanese employees, they can communicate in basic English. There is a convenience store and a drugstore downstairs of the hotel, and life functions are super convenient. If you have a limited budget and want to live in the city center, Sunker Hotel is definitely a good choice with high CP value! **Tips**: The soundproofing of the room is average, it is recommended to choose a higher floor for quieter weather!

Il Palazzo Hotel in Fukuoka is undoubtedly the top choice for design enthusiasts and travel experts! Designed by Italian architect Aldo Rossi, this artistic masterpiece stands out in the city center with its striking red and green tones and geometric composition, resembling a modern art museum. The building's exterior alone is worth a visit for photo enthusiasts. Step inside the hotel, and you'll be greeted by a 4-meter-high lobby adorned with artistic lighting, creating a luxurious yet non-oppressive atmosphere. Although the lobby is located on B1, the clever lighting design ensures it feels bright and welcoming. The rooms, while not overly spacious, offer a comfortable 37㎡ area, which is considered roomy in Japan. The large bathtub is a highlight, allowing guests to enjoy city views while soaking. The beds are perfectly comfortable, amenities are comprehensive, and free Wi-Fi is available. The dining service is particularly thoughtful, with a buffet restaurant on B1 serving meals from breakfast to late-night snacks. While the selection isn't extensive, the quality is consistent, and the meals are included in the room rate, saving guests a significant amount. The location is unbeatable, just a 10-minute walk to Canal City Hakata and the Tenjin shopping district, making it easy to navigate even with luggage. The staff are friendly, and although many are foreign employees, communication in English is seamless. If you're looking to experience Fukuoka's modern artistic vibe and convenient lifestyle, this hotel is definitely worth a stay!

This stay at Hotel Okura Fukuoka completely captivated me with its elegant ambiance! Located by the Hakata River, it's within walking distance to Hakata Station and the Tenjin shopping district, making its location unbeatable. The hotel's exterior is grand, and the lobby features high ceilings paired with a Japanese garden view, instantly creating a luxurious atmosphere upon entry. The rooms are spacious and comfortable with excellent natural lighting. The cityscape or riverside views from the windows are truly stunning. The bathroom design is particularly noteworthy, with a separate wet and dry area and top-quality amenities. You can even enjoy the night view outside while soaking in the tub—pure relaxation! The dining options are diverse, ranging from Japanese kaiseki to international cuisine, catering to all tastes. I especially recommend the rooftop bar for its breathtaking night views. The service is impeccable, from check-in to check-out. The staff is attentive and thorough, even ensuring the luggage carts are well-prepared. The hotel also offers a complimentary shuttle bus to and from Hakata Station, which is incredibly convenient for travelers. If you're looking for a high-quality stay in Fukuoka, Hotel Okura is undoubtedly the top choice, perfectly combining convenience and luxury!

During my trip to Fukuoka, choosing to stay at Mitsui Garden Hotel Fukuoka Gion was undoubtedly a wise decision! Located in the heart of Hakata, the hotel is just a 7-minute walk from JR Hakata Station, making transportation incredibly convenient. Nearby attractions like Mangyoji Temple and Kushida Shrine are within easy reach, and the area is perfect for shopping and indulging in local cuisine. The moment I entered the room, I was amazed by the spacious and comfortable environment. The bedding was soft, the amenities were complete, and the room featured free Wi-Fi and smart appliances, showcasing thoughtful attention to detail. My favorite part was the rooftop open-air hot spring bath, where you can soak while enjoying a stunning view of Fukuoka's nightscape—truly therapeutic! Breakfast was another highlight, offering a choice between Japanese-style and Western-style buffets. The fresh sashimi and miso soup were unforgettable. The service was exceptional as well, with staff at the front desk who spoke Chinese, ensuring seamless communication. The surrounding area is filled with delicious food options, including the famous Ichiran Ramen just a 5-minute walk away—perfect for late-night cravings! If you're visiting Fukuoka, this hotel is definitely worth experiencing multiple times!

Hotel JAL City Fukuoka Tenjin is a high-value accommodation option located in the city center! The hotel is just a 3-minute walk from Akasaka Subway Station, and only six stops away from Fukuoka Airport via the Airport Line, making it incredibly convenient for travelers. Although the rooms are slightly compact at approximately 21 square meters, the separate wet and dry bathroom design and DHC toiletries enhance the comfort level. Some room types even offer street views. Check-in is on the second floor, and the staff are polite and attentive, providing multilingual services (including English) to accommodate international guests. The surrounding area is a food lover's paradise, with various restaurants in the Tenjin district just an 8-minute walk away. There's a supermarket right across the street from the hotel, and a convenience store near the intersection to the right, making dining and shopping very convenient. The Nagahama Fish Market is also within walking distance, where you can enjoy fresh seafood dishes either in the early morning or late evening! While the breakfast options may lack variety, the overall cleanliness and quality make it suitable for both business and leisure travelers. If you're on a budget but want to stay in the city center, this hotel is definitely worth considering!

#7月發文留言活动2025 **【 Fukuoka Hakata Station Oriental Hotel is in an excellent location, only 200 meters away from Hakata Station, and can be reached on foot, which is extremely convenient for travelers. After exiting JR Hakata Station "Chikushi Exit", the author easily found the hotel. The lobby is on the second floor, and the check-in procedure is fast and efficient. Although the room is not large (about 16 square meters), it has a reasonable layout, good soundproofing of the windows, and you can enjoy the lights of Hakata Station at night, and the atmosphere is comfortable. The breakfast is rich and delicious, and curry rice and scrambled eggs are especially recommended. Although there are not many varieties, the quality is good. The hotel has complete facilities, free Wi-Fi, laundry and gym. It also provides luggage storage services, which is very considerate. There are many delicious foods around, and Fulgen Coffee (Japan only) is a 5-minute walk away. The "Nunu Chicken" fried chicken in Hakata Station is a must-try popular snack. However, there are fewer people at the front desk and breakfast area during high occupancy rates, so it is recommended to avoid peak hours. Overall, this hotel is an ideal choice for traveling in Fukuoka, with convenient transportation and thoughtful service. It is worth recommending!

During this trip to Fukuoka, I chose to stay at "Nishitetsu Croom Hakata Gion Kushida Shrine," and it truly exceeded my expectations! The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from Kushida Shrine, making it especially convenient for an early morning visit. On the way back, you can also stop by Canal City Hakata for shopping and dining, satisfying all your needs in one go. Although the room isn't particularly large, the layout is well-designed, clean, and comfortable. It even comes with a foot massager to instantly relieve travel fatigue. The most surprising feature is the hotel's excellent location—right next to a subway station, making it incredibly easy to get to Tenjin shopping district or Fukuoka Airport. There's also the Ichiran Ramen main store nearby, perfect for enjoying authentic Hakata ramen late at night—pure bliss! The service is also very thoughtful, with multilingual staff at the front desk ensuring efficient check-in and check-out. If you're looking to experience the blend of tradition and modernity in Fukuoka, this hotel is definitely an ideal choice!

During my trip to Fukuoka, I chose "Fukuoka Basic Hotel" in the city center as my accommodation. Initially, I didn’t have high expectations for a budget hotel, but my experience completely changed my mind! The hotel’s location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk to Hakata Station and the Tenjin shopping district. Whether you’re shopping or taking the subway, everything is hassle-free. Although the room isn’t large, it’s clean and tidy, with a comfortable bed that provided an unexpectedly good night’s sleep. The free WiFi and mini fridge were especially practical for independent travelers. The front desk staff were friendly and proactive, offering travel tips and even preparing a local food map for us! Despite its affordable price, the attention to detail shows genuine care, making you feel the warmth of Fukuoka. If you’re looking for a cost-effective place to stay in Fukuoka, this Basic Hotel is definitely worth considering! I’ll surely stay here again on my next visit to Fukuoka!

#7月發文留言活动2025 This trip to Fukuoka chose the Tokyu Hakata Excel Hotel in Nakasu, which was really beyond expectations! The hotel is in an excellent location, just a 3-minute walk from Exit 1 of Nakasu Kawabata Station on the subway. There are convenience stores, Don Quijote, and Ichiran Ramen nearby, making shopping and food super convenient. The guest rooms are simple and modern in design, spacious, comfortable beds, and a large bathtub for relaxing bathing. However, some rooms have fewer plugs, which is a bit inconvenient for travelers who need to charge devices. Breakfast is enjoyed at Keyaki Restaurant, which has a wide variety of options, and the river view seats are a plus, but unfortunately there is no freshly ground coffee. The service staff is kind and attentive, and the check-in was smooth. Ichiran Ramen Head Office and Hakata Nada Eel Rice are recommended nearby, which are within walking distance. The only small drawback is that some rooms have a smell of smoke and the air conditioning cooling effect is average. Overall, the Tokyu Hakata Excel Hotel has an unbeatable location and high cost-effectiveness. It is suitable for independent travelers and will definitely stay again!

Choosing the right hotel is key to a great trip to Fukuoka! This time, I stayed at the Trad Hakata Hotel, and it was an absolutely delightful choice. Located in the heart of Fukuoka's Hakata district, the hotel is just a short walk from JR Hakata Station, making it super convenient for shopping and transportation. Nearby attractions like Sumiyoshi Shrine and the Yatai food street are within easy reach, offering a perfect opportunity to enjoy Fukuoka's vibrant nightlife during an evening stroll. The hotel environment is incredibly soothing, surrounded by lush greenery. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with bedding so soft you'll fall asleep instantly. The highlight of my stay was the sumptuous breakfast, featuring a variety of Japanese dishes, Western pastries, and Chinese congee—every bite was pure happiness! The service was also exceptional, with friendly staff who were always smiling and ready to provide travel tips to make your journey smoother. If you're looking for a place that combines convenience and comfort, Trad Hakata Hotel is highly recommended! I’ll definitely stay here again on my next visit to Fukuoka! 💯

During my trip to Fukuoka, I chose to stay at **Hotel Monte Hermana**, and it turned out to be the best decision ever! The hotel is located in the Tenjin-Minami area, just a 2-minute walk from Watanabe-dori Subway Station, making transportation incredibly convenient. It's only a 13-minute trip to Canal City Hakata, and the surrounding area is packed with restaurants, shops, and vibrant nightlife. Although the rooms are not very spacious (a typical Japanese style), they are cozy and comfortable. The amenities provided are from the **DHC Golden Olive Oil series**, which is sure to delight female guests! There's even a dedicated women-only floor, offering an extra sense of safety and comfort. Breakfast is a mix of Japanese and Western buffet options, featuring miso soup, grilled fish, and Western-style bread. The variety is impressive, and the ingredients are fresh—perfect for starting your day right! The most surprising aspect was the hotel service. The front desk staff are multilingual, always smiling, and check-in was incredibly fast. Returning to my room in the evening, I was greeted by soft lighting that created a relaxing atmosphere, making me feel right at home! If you're visiting Fukuoka and looking for a hotel with a prime location, attentive service, and a comfortable stay, **Hotel Monte Hermana** is definitely the top choice! I’ll surely stay here again on my next trip to Fukuoka! 💖

Enjoy an unlimited bread buffet for just 500 yen at this amazing spot!! Fukuoka's "Heart Bread Antique" The morning bread buffet is available from 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM and offers unlimited bread plus one drink for only 480 yen! If you want unlimited bread and unlimited drinks, it's just 980 yen. After payment, you'll receive a bread basket where you can fill it with as much bread as you like 🤤 The bread is cut into bite-sized pieces for easy sampling, and the selection is constantly refreshed with new varieties! There's an oven to warm your bread and even soup available to enjoy 😋 I personally managed to eat three baskets... hehe 📍Heart Bread Antique Tenjin Branch

📍Yakiniku Don Don Daimyo 2001MT Building 1F, 2 Chome-2-52 Daimyo, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0041 Japan This yakiniku restaurant is a great spot to visit during your trip to Fukuoka. Open until late, it’s convenient for a late-night meal. Their special cold noodles are incredibly appealing and pair perfectly with the grilled meat. It’s also a great place to enjoy a casual drink, making it highly recommended.

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เพราะทริปนี้เราจะพาทุกคนไปสัมผัสบรรยากาศ Summer 
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เรามาเมือง 𝐅𝐮𝐤𝐮𝐨𝐤𝐚 เป็นครั้งแรก ที่เลือกมาเพราะเที่ยวง่าย มาคนเดียวก็เที่ยวได้ และเหตุผลสุดคูล ที่ต้องมา 𝐅𝐮𝐤𝐮𝐨𝐤𝐚 ช่วง Summer นี้ เพราะเที่ยวได้แบบ budget friendly งบไม่เยอะก็เที่ยวได้ แถมคนไม่เยอะถ่ายรูปมุมไหนก็ปัง แต่งตัวง่ายเหมือนอยู่ไทย ไม่ต้องขนเสื้อผ้ามาเยอะ ๆ อีกด้วยนะ…อันนี้เราชอบมาก
แพลนเที่ยวของเราน้า
Day 0 – 8 June 2025 
Airport to Fukuoka
Day 1 – 9 June 2025 
ฝากกระเป๋าที่ Comfort Hotel Hakata Station
Dazaifu Tenmangu & Dazaifu Station Street
Starbucks Dazaifu Tenmangu Omotesando
Shin Shin
Hakozaki Shrine
Kawabata Shopping Arcade
Kushida Shrine 
Canal City
Hakata Seafood Uoden
Day 2 – 10 June 2025 
Nanzoin Temple
I'm donut? 福岡
Liquid Liquid
Fukuoka castle ( Maizuru Park ) 
Fukuoka Art Museum
Fukuoka Tower
Momochi Seaside Park
ICHIRAN Original Shop and Home Office
Day 3 – 11 June 2025 
Ainoshima Island
Miyajidake Shrine
Hakata Ikkousha ( Hakata Station )
Day 4 – 12 June 2025 **Rent a Car***
ครัวซอง il FORNO del MIGNON
Tanushimaru Station
Kapateria Café
Nyoirinji Frog Temple
Senkoji Temple 
Hoc 
Hakata yatai ร้านริมคลอง
Day 5– 13June 2025 
Back to Airport
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"Close, delicious, and fun" 🧳 Travel Companions: A relaxing trip to a Japanese small city with three guys 🗓 Schedule: Late June / 2 nights, 3 days 💵 Exchange Rate: 100 yen ≒ 950 KRW 📍 Accommodation: Hotel Livemax Hakata / Excellent location / Slightly lacking in soundproofing --- 🌟 Day 1 – Arrival & Ramen Feast Arrived at Fukuoka Airport (super close to the city!) Took the subway and arrived at Hakata Station in less than 10 minutes First stop: Don Quijote Hakata branch – stocked up on athlete's foot medicine, snacks, and gifts Dinner at Ichiran Ramen Main Store Waited 20 minutes, but the private booth and rich broth made us exclaim, "This is Japan!" Checked into the hotel, then enjoyed convenience store snacks (Japanese beer + chicken nuggets combo was amazing) --- 🌟 Day 2 – Exploring Nakasu + Tenjin Morning: Simple breakfast with bakery bread at Hakata Station Strolled through Nakasu food stall street Lunch: Mentaidon (pollock roe + rice + fried egg combo was perfect) Shopping at Canal City + Murata Ramen The fountain show was underwhelming, but Murata Ramen was absolutely delicious Explored Tenjin underground shopping mall (GU, MUJI, Loft, etc.) Dinner at Yatai food stalls with skewers & highballs Authentic local vibes! If you pick the right spot, you can even chat with Japanese locals 😂 --- 🌟 Day 3 – Wrapping Up Leisurely Morning coffee at a café near Hakata Station Wanted to visit a large bathhouse café for an onsen-like experience but ran out of time 💦 Duty-free shopping at the airport (Japanese whiskey, Royce chocolates, snacks) ✈️ Departed Fukuoka Airport, arrived in Incheon (quick and smooth!) --- ✍️ Overall Review Category Satisfaction One-Line Summary Food ★★★★★ Everything was delicious, especially ramen, pollock roe, and highballs Transportation ★★★★★ Only 10 minutes from the airport to the city, subway was convenient Cost ★★★★☆ Reasonable even with the current exchange rate Shopping ★★★★☆ Great local brands + drugstores Atmosphere ★★★★☆ Clean and organized Japanese small city vibes --- 🎯 Recommended For: First-time international travelers (super easy entry process) Office workers looking for a short and fulfilling trip Food lovers (especially ramen and skewers)

#SummerTravel It's a small park, but it's nice to take a quiet walk, and the sunlight sparkles through the green leaves, so the entire garden is a photo zone, but the one right in front of the ticket booth is especially pretty, so I recommend taking a picture there! You can also experience a matcha tea ceremony, and Sumiyoshi Shrine is right next to the garden, so it's good to see them together, so if you want to feel the green summer of Japan and heal, this is the place to go.. 💚 . . 📍Lacusien 2 Chome-10-7 Sumiyoshi, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, 812-0018 🕰️ Wed-Mon 08:00~17:00 💳Adults 100 yen, Youth 50 yen 💳Matcha tea ceremony experience: 500 yen Fukuoka Garden Cafe where you can feel the summer of Japan It's a small park, but it's good for a quiet walk, and the sunlight is shining through the green leaves, so it's a photo zone all over the garden. Especially, the front of the ticket office is so pretty that it's recommended to take a picture there! You can experience matcha tea ceremony, and there is Sumiyoshi Shrine right next to the garden, so it's good to see together. If you want to feel and heal while feeling the green summer Japan, where is this place? 💚 #TravelPlan #JapanTravel

I didn't make a reservation at nikuichi, so I was introduced to this sister store by the staff! You can eat delicious yakiniku for less than NT$1,000 per person🤤 I like its small private room seats, the environment is clean and comfortable! The beef is tender and the cold noodles are refreshing and delicious👍🏻 There is also a Chinese menu on the tablet~ 🥩Store name: Yakiniku Benjamin Tenjin/Kegu 📍Address: 1 Chome-13-9 Kego, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0023Japan

📍Takachiho Gorge The breathtaking natural landscape is magnificent and fascinating. It is not only listed as a designated scenic spot in Japan, but also designated as a natural monument. It is also a favorite scenic spot for many photographers. "Manai Falls" is a well-known representative attraction of Takachiho Gorge and is selected as one of the "Top 100 Waterfalls in Japan". How to experience: 1️⃣ Row a boat to enjoy "Manai Falls" 2️⃣ Stroll along the trail 💞Recommendation reasons: 1️⃣ The uncanny workmanship of nature is simply breathtaking. 2️⃣ The natural environment is beautiful and comfortable, which makes people feel relaxed and comfortable. 3️⃣Must-visit photo spots in Fukuoka 🕰️Business hours: Monday to Sunday｜08:30-17:00 🗾Address: Mukoyama, Takachiho, Nishiusuki District, Miyazaki 882-1103 Japan 〒882-1103 Mukoyama, Takachiho-cho, Nishiusuki-gun, Miyazaki Prefecture #Takachiho Gorge #Manai Falls #One of the 100 Greatest Waterfalls in Japan #Fukuoka Scenic Spots #Fukuoka Itinerary #Must-visit in Fukuoka #Fukuoka Attractions

This time, we chose to visit Fukuoka. We took a direct flight from Suvarnabhumi Airport and arrived in the morning, ready to start exploring right away. Our first stop was a shrine, followed by Nanzoin Temple. For transportation within Fukuoka, we mainly used trains. Travel cards and credit cards can be used for various transportation options, making it very convenient. Other attractions in the city are beautiful, and the food, famous restaurants, and of course, the original branch of Ichiran Ramen are not to be missed. It's truly worth visiting! 🇯🇵

If you've watched classic animations like Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, you might recall the airships from the last century, where you could see the sky through the alloy framework inside the ship. However, after the Hindenburg disaster, these airships were replaced by modern airplanes due to safety concerns. The designer of the Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk Hotel has ingeniously incorporated this style into the hotel's design, allowing guests to feel as if they are flying in an airship while dining. The hotel also boasts many unique features, such as the "Edge of the World" cloud-view chapel, the "Infinity" ocean-view bathroom, the "Ten-Mile Beach" dining room, and guest rooms with a giant dome sports arena theme. These distinctive designs have made it a popular staycation destination in Kyushu for years since its opening.