Fukuoka & Hakata Private Custom Tour with Optional Port Pickup

This massive, 41-meter-long statue is a breathtaking sight. Nestled in a peaceful forest, the temple offers a serene atmosphere and a chance to experience a beautiful part of Japanese culture.

Explore massive stone walls, historic turrets, and enjoy panoramic city views from the former main keep base. This sprawling park is a window into Japan's feudal past.

Enjoy a 2 km walking path, traditional Japanese garden, and the Fukuoka Art Museum. It's a perfect spot for jogging, boating, or simply relaxing by the water.

Admire the stunning architecture and cross a symbolic bridge for purification. The lively street to the shrine offers famous Umegae Mochi rice cakes, a must-try local treat.

Unlike other museums focused on Japanese art, this one highlights Japan's rich cultural exchange with the rest of Asia. See history in a broader context through its impressive, large-scale exhibits.

It's a destination itself, featuring the huge JR Hakata City complex with stores like Tokyu Hands, and a rooftop garden with a shrine. A foodies' paradise, offering famous tonkotsu ramen and local souvenirs.

It's just a 5-minute subway ride to Hakata's city center. Enjoy a huge variety of local and international food, including a "Ramen Runway" with famous shops.

It's the heart of the famous Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival, and you can see one of the massive, ornate festival floats displayed here year-round. A must-see for Hakata culture.

The temple was founded in 806 by the famous monk Kobo Daishi (Kukai). Don't miss the unique and fascinating "Hell and Paradise" panorama you can walk through under the statue.

in the city is dedicated to the gods of the sea. Admire its rare, ancient style of architecture, a straight-lined design that predates many other shrine types. It's a peaceful escape and a look into Japan's deep history.

It's designed in a stunning 19th-century European style with stained glass and ironwork. A great place to shop for fashion and souvenirs away from the heat or rain, it directly connects to the subway and major department stores.

It's the best place to see fresh, local Fukuoka produce, especially seafood. Explore the narrow alley, try fresh sashimi or other delicacies from the small stalls, and experience an authentic local vibe.

The observation deck offers a stunning 360-degree look at the city, Hakata Bay, and mountains. Its unique mirrored exterior and beautiful seasonal illuminations at night make it a must-visit spot, day or night.

It's famous for Nokonoshima Island Park, which features vast, stunning fields of seasonal flowers like cosmos and poppies. Enjoy panoramic ocean views and a relaxing day away from the urban hustle.

Rent a bike to explore vast seasonal flower gardens, like the famous blue nemophila fields. It also features an "Animal Forest" where you can get up close with friendly capybaras and other animals.

anagawa, the "City of Water." Glide through scenic canals under willow trees, passing historic buildings while your boatman sings local songs. A truly unique and peaceful Japanese experience.