Culture
Okawa Town in Kyushu’s Fukuoka Prefecture has been a hub for woodcraft and furniture making for hundreds of years. Okawa’s ki...
Fukuoka may not be as large as Tokyo and Osaka, or dazzling with as many lights, but I've had many more memorable times in Fu...
Asakura, located in south central Fukuoka Prefecture, is abundant in countryside charm, scenic nature, and historical sites t...
Kitakyushu is the northernmost city on Japan’s Kyushu Island. Kokura Castle is surrounded by Katsuyama Park, known for its sp...
Running for almost two decades now, the Kurume Light Festival features an impressive 400,000 LED lights decorating various sp...
Yanagawa's Hina Festival Opening Parade brings the figurines of Girls' Day to life.
The town of Yanagawa celebrates Girls' Day with several events over a two month period.
The Itoshima Peninsula in western Fukuoka Prefecture was originally known for its beautiful beaches and so became popular amo...
Yanagibashi Market, also known as “Fukuoka’s Kitchen” has the freshest fish Fukuoka can offer, as well as many specialty shop...
Yatai Mami Chan is a yatai (street food stall) located in Tenjin, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, and is located right in front of the Fu...
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Montan Hakata Hostel, located close to International Fukuoka Airport, is the perfect place for travelers looking for cheap ac...
Enjoying a central location just five minutes from major tourist sites in all directions, HOTEL MYSTAYS Fukuoka-Tenjin-Minami...
The urban design style city house, hostel and café opened in summer 2013, and with just two rooms available it feels very coz...
Fukuoka's Nishi Park is gorgeous year-round - it's blessed with views out over Fukuoka City, Hakata Bay, and Shika Island. It...
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Montan Hakata Hostel, located close to International Fukuoka Airport, is the perfect place for travelers looking for cheap ac...
If you want to go beyond the sights in Fukuoka and experience the city up close, getting into the fantastic history, culture,...