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Hakata Station - Marvel at the modern architectural marvel of Hakata Station, a bustling hub that beautifully blends functionality with urban aesthetic. (Outside Visit)
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Shofukuji - Visit Shofukuji, Japan’s first Zen temple, offering a peaceful escape with its beautiful architecture and tranquil gardens.
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Tochoji Temple - Experience the spiritual ambiance of Tochoji Temple, home to Japan’s largest wooden Buddha and a stunning five-story pagoda.
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Kushida Shrine - Explore Kushida Shrine, a cornerstone of local culture and the epicenter of Fukuoka’s vibrant festivals.
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Canal City Hakata - Shop, dine, and catch live entertainment at CANAL CITY HAKATA, a vast shopping and entertainment complex known as a city within the city.
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Fukuoka Castle Ruins - Wander through the historic Fukuoka Castle Ruins, where expansive grounds and remnants of walls whisper tales of feudal Japan.
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Ohori Park - Relax in Ohori Park, a scenic oasis with a large pond, perfect for leisurely walks and peaceful picnics.
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Momochi Seaside Park - Momochi Seaside Park is a picturesque spot in Fukuoka, offering panoramic views of the ocean and a modern, stylish setting. The park is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, blending natural beauty with the architectural innovation characteristic of Fukuoka’s urban landscape.
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Fukuoka City Museum - Get a glimpse of Fukuoka’s rich history from the outside of the Fukuoka City Museum, noted for its contemporary architectural design.(Outside Visit)
- Guidance from a professional local guide
- Public Transport(If Needed - 5$)
Accompanied by an expert guide, you’ll have the opportunity to see the city’s most captivating locations. What is the history behind the Sumiyoshi-Jinja Shrine? To whom is the shrine a tribute? Did you know that the Kyūshū National Museum is the first newly established national museum in over a century in Japan? While exploring the city, you’ll learn remarkable facts and intriguing stories. Are you aware of the unique appeal of Hakata Machiya Folk Museum? Have you worn a conventional Japanese ensemble before? Have you heard of the Dazaifu Ten-man-gū shrine, home to more than 6000 plum trees? It’s astounding how many tales are tucked away in the lanes, structures, and pockets of Fukuoka. Your engaging guide will share how life in this city is special and distinct. Ideal for first-time visitors wanting to make the most of their visit!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
