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1. www.japan.travel › en › destinationsAround Fukuoka City - Japan National Tourism Organization

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   The city of Dazaifu is one of Fukuoka Prefecture's best-known spots. It was established as the island's capital during the 7th century and flourished throughout much of Japan's early history. Trade and political relations with the continent were all carried out from here.

2. en.japantravel.com › events › fukuokaEvents in Fukuoka - Guide to Festivals and ... - Japan Travel

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   Mar 23, 2024 · Ago Festival 2024. Flying fish are known as ago in the Kyushu region of Japan, and the Ago Festival in Fukuoka is a two-day event where attendees can.. Find upcoming events and things to do in Fukuoka, including festivals, exclusive exhibitions and cool gatherings – check out our events listings calendar for more information on what's near ...

3. en.wikivoyage.org › wiki › FukuokaFukuoka – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

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   Fukuoka is a good starting point for first-time visitors to Japan. As a historic port city, Fukuoka is more welcoming of foreigners than other parts of Japan, and has significant numbers of residents and tourists from abroad, particularly from China and Korea. Being a sizable, modern city it's still not hard to get around.

4. en.seeing-japan.com › 1143The 10 Best Hot Springs (Onsen) in Fukuoka | SeeingJapan

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   1. Taisenkaku. photo by 135mmfilm / embedded from Instagram. Asakura City is on the border between Fukuoka Prefecture and Oita Prefecture. In this city is home to the largest hot springs of Fukuoka Prefecture. The location we would like to recommend among these is “Taisenkaku”.

5. www.japan.travel › en › spotHakata | Travel Japan - Japan National Tourism Organization ...

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   Hakata Station is the city's main station and connects Fukuoka to the rest of Kyushu and Japan via bullet train, local trains, and buses. You can reach the station by bullet train in as little as five hours from Tokyo or two and a half hours from Osaka. The station has a large bus terminal with buses to a number of cities across Kyushu .

6. japanstartshere.com › fukuoka-travel-guideAn Amazing Fukuoka Travel Guide - Japan Starts Here

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   Fukuoka is slightly cheaper than cities like Tokyo and Osaka, but like the rest of Japan is still a rather expensive destination. Basic business hotels cost between $50-100 (~¥5,000-10,000) per night, while simple meals of ramen and yatai food stall menus can be enjoyed for around ¥1,000 per person, and in some cases much less.

7. www.nomadasaurus.com › things-to-do-in-fukuoka-japanThings to Do in Fukuoka, Japan - 18 BEST Activities [2024]

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   Jan 25, 2024 · 14) Walk Around Ohori Park and see Fukuoka Castle. Fukuoka sightseeing is at its best at Ohori Park. Ohori is Japanese for ‘moat’ and with the pond at the centre of the park, it was served as part of the moat system of Fukuoka Castle. Fukuoka Castle was built in the 17th century, and has since turned to ruins.