Fukuoka
Fukuoka is a city where tradition and modernity coexist seamlessly. With a rich historical background and a welcoming spirit, it has long connected Japan with neighboring Asian regions.
Today, Fukuoka is known for its youthful energy, international community, and dynamic cultural scene. Visitors can explore fashionable shopping areas and vibrant street food stalls, while also enjoying peaceful visits to ancient shrines, temples, and scenic castle towns.
The nearby coastline offers beautiful beaches and quiet fishing villages, renowned for their fresh oysters and seafood.
Plan Your Perfect Trip to Fukuoka
Culture
SHRINES & TEMPLES
Heritage
MUSEUM & FESTIVALS
Nature
PARKS & BEACH
Islands
WATERFALLS
Night Life
IZAKAYA
Yatai
BARS & CLUBS
Shops
SHOPPING STREET
Malls
OLD & NEW
Play
TEAMLAB & ZOO
Discover
MANGA & ANIME
Relax
BOAT RIDE
Onsen
NATURAL & MODERN
Transportation around Fukuoka
Fukuoka is one of Japan’s most accessible and visitor-friendly cities. Whether you’re arriving by plane, train, or ferry, getting around is quick, simple, and affordable.
Subway & Trains
The Fukuoka City Subway connects major areas like the airport, Hakata Station, Tenjin, and even the beach at Momochi. You can also catch JR trains for day trips to places like Dazaifu, Yanagawa, or Itoshima.
Buses
Local buses cover areas not served by trains. Nishitetsu operates most routes, and they’re especially useful for reaching shrines, parks, and neighborhoods outside the city center.
Rental Bicycles
With flat terrain and lots of bike paths, Fukuoka is perfect for cycling. Look for Charichari bikes—easy to rent with an app and great for short rides around town.
Walkable City
Many of Fukuoka’s top spots—like shopping areas, yatai stalls, and cultural sites—are within walking distance, especially around Tenjin and Hakata.
