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Fukuoka: Mojiko Port, Kokura Castle & Shrine 1-Day Trip

Fukuoka: Mojiko Port, Kokura Castle & Shrine 1-Day Trip

$59
per adult
Fukuoka: Mojiko Port, Kokura Castle & Shrine 1-Day Trip
Fukuoka: Motonosumi Shrine,Kanmon Bridge,Million-Dollar View

Fukuoka: Motonosumi Shrine,Kanmon Bridge,Million-Dollar View

$47
per adult
Fukuoka: Motonosumi Shrine,Kanmon Bridge,Million-Dollar View
Fukuoka Day Trip to Yufuin, Beppu Hell Onsen and Animal Park

Fukuoka Day Trip to Yufuin, Beppu Hell Onsen and Animal Park

$73
per adult
Fukuoka Day Trip to Yufuin, Beppu Hell Onsen and Animal Park
Fukuoka: Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity

Fukuoka: Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity

$26
per adult
Fukuoka: Hakata Doll Colorful Painting Shared Activity
Fukuoka: Hakata Doll Painting Experience

Fukuoka: Hakata Doll Painting Experience

$26
per adult
Fukuoka: Hakata Doll Painting Experience
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1. Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka

Fukuoka Yafuoku! Dome may be the world’s largest geodesic dome and the first stadium in Japan to have a retractable roof, but on game days, only the fans’ enthusiasm is noticeable. One of Japan’s most widely supported baseball teams, the Fukuoka Softbank Hawks were the first team in the Pacific League whose annual attendance surpassed 3 million people, in 2001, and their popularity has not diminished since. Put on a yellow and black baseball cap and head to the stadium to take in the atmosphere of Japanese baseball culture.
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2. Tenjin Underground Mall

The Tenjin Underground Mall or Tenjin Chikagai is a marvelous subterranean shopping hub with Baroque-style corridors covered by an elegant ceiling. Along these submerged halls are eclectic selections of high-end boutiques and affordable stores just beneath the Tenjin downtown district. Stroll through the 12 corridors and visit some of the 150 shops in this underground labyrinth.
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3. Ohori Park

A vast and picturesque lake adorned with charming islets and traditional pavilions stands at the heart of Ohori Park, a leafy haven in central Fukuoka. Around the water’s edges is a walking path, with wooden benches and grassy patches. Explore the rest of the park for its fascinating museums and scenic Japanese gardens.
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4. Momochi Beach

For a well-rounded day in Fukuoka, visit Seaside Momochi. This waterfront area on Hakata Bay offers a series of beaches and seaside attractions beneath the futuristic Fukuoka Tower. The neighborhood was originally developed for the 1989 Asia Pacific Expo. Today you’ll find tree-lined streets, striking architecture, public parks and several shopping and dining options, all in a pleasant oceanfront setting.
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5. Fukuoka Tower

See the expanse of Fukuoka City fading into the rolling mountains of Kyushu and the Sea of Japan coast from the dizzying upper floors of Fukuoka Tower. Since its construction in 1989, this 768-foot (234-meter) tower has become an icon of Fukuoka City. Spy the tower’s glimmering mirrored windows by day and check out mesmerizing light projections on its surface by night.
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Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka

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Japan's first retractable-roof stadium hosts thrilling Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks games with synchronized fan chants. Experience the vibrant atmosphere during evening games when yellow victory balloons fill the air.
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Where to stay in Fukuoka

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Tenjin

Unique features of Tenjin include the shopping and restaurants. Make a stop by Solaria Plaza or Yatai while you're exploring the area.

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Nakasu

Nakasu is well-liked for many features, particularly its shopping, river views, and restaurants. Though there might not be top sights in Nakasu, consider a stop by Canal City Hakata or Kawabatadori Shopping Street, located nearby.

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Daimyō

While you're in Daimyō, take in top sights like Fukuoka Daimyo Garden City and jump on the metro at Akasaka Station to see more of the city.

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Hakata Ward

Travelers choose Hakata Ward for its abundant dining options. Hop aboard the metro at Higashi-Hie Station or Fukuoka Airport Station and check out top sights like Canal City Hakata.

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Hakata Ekimae

Hakata Ekimae is noteworthy for its shopping, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Canal City Hakata and Amu Plaza Hakata.

 

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Saga

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Munakata

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Itoshima

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Kasuga

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Shingu

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Frequently asked questions

Is Fukuoka worth visiting?
One of the most common things to do in Fukuoka is explore Fukuoka Anpanman Children's Museum. Check this major sight off your to-do list, then experience more of this area's festivals and dining.
How do I spend a day in Fukuoka?
Once you've checked off top attractions like Fukuoka Anpanman Children's Museum, spend the rest of your day exploring the retail and food options in Fukuoka.
What is the top tourist attraction in Fukuoka?
The top tourist attraction near Fukuoka is Fukuoka Anpanman Children's Museum, so remember to add it to your itinerary.
Is three days enough to stay in Fukuoka?
With a three-day vacation in Fukuoka, you'll easily be able to experience the area's many great sights, like Fukuoka Anpanman Children's Museum and Fukuoka City Science Museum.
Is Fukuoka a walkable neighborhood?
If you're a fan of walking, Fukuoka won't let you down. You can reach key sights like Fukuoka Anpanman Children's Museum and Fukuoka City Science Museum on foot. At 2 miles from the center, the popular neighborhood of Hakata Ward is also close enough for a casual stroll. The same goes for Chuo Ward, about 1 mile away.
What are some activities to do in Fukuoka with kids?
If you are after sights and tours for all the family, here are some awesome ideas for what to do in Fukuoka with kids.

What to do in Fukuoka for adults?
There are loads of things to do in Fukuoka, with experiences for adults of all ages. Finish your day off at Yatai.
Are there free things to do in Fukuoka?
One of the top free things to do in Fukuoka is Yanagibashi Rengo Market. You can also stroll around nearby neighborhoods and explore parks and other green spaces in the area. For more ideas, just ask a local tour guide.

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