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Why You Should Choose Fukuoka as Your Gateway to Japan | A Food Expert’s Ultimate One-Day Model Plan
“Ah, after a long flight, having to take a train for an hour and a half from Narita Airport to downtown Tokyo is exhausting…” For travelers visiting Japan for the first time from abroad, dragging heavy suitcases right after a long flight... -
Complete Guide to the 2026 Fire Country Festival: Parking, Traffic, Food
Planning a trip to Kumamoto? Check out flights and hotels at a good price! ✈️ Compare flights on Skyscanner 🏨 Book hotels on Trip.com 🎫 Reserve experiences and tours in Kyushu on Klook Basic Information about the Fire Nation Festival 2... -
Chikugo River Fireworks Festival 2026: A Day Trip Guide
Looking up at the night sky, I thought, “Ah, I’m glad I came.” That unique scent—like the end of summer, yet still holding onto the warmth of the season. The Chikugo River Fireworks Festival, with its 15,000 fireworks, is more than enoug... -
A Day Plan to Experience NUMBER SHOT 2026 in Fukuoka: Festivals and Nishijin/Toujinmachi Eats
In July, the summer heat clings to your skin in Fukuoka. Every year, the area around the Mizuho PayPay Dome gets wrapped up in the excitement of Kyushu's largest outdoor festival, "NUMBER SHOT." During these few days, tens of thousands o... -
Hakata Gion Yamakasa 2026: What to Do at Dawn & Late Night? 7 Gourmet Spots Timed Around Oiyama
The chase of the Hakata Gion Yamakasa starts on July 15 (Wednesday) at 4:59 AM. In the dark air of Hakata, the bearers in their traditional happi coats suddenly dash down Daihaku Street. Every year, more travelers come from all over the ... -
One-Day Driving Plan in Yanagawa: Steamed Delicacies at Wakamatsuya, Tachibana House Museum, and Hakata Motsunabe – A Water Town Journey Curated by a Local Resident in Fukuoka
Many people think, "Yanagawa is far away." But when you actually drive there, it takes just a little over an hour from Hakata using the expressway. I first realized this discrepancy in perception during my third month of living in Fukuok... -
If You’re Eating Churrasco in Fukuoka, Head to “ALEGRIA Daimyo Garden City” — A Food Professional’s Guide to 20 Types of Authentic Brazilian Cuisine
I heard that there was decent churrasco in the Daimyo area of Fukuoka, so I decided to check it out. Located just a 3-minute walk from Akasaka Station, ALEGRIA (アレグリア) opened in 2023 on the 2nd floor of Daimyo Garden City. This chur... -
A Day of Tradition in Fukuoka: Shrines, Udon, Kimono, and Dinner
Yuba and kimono. Traveling around the world, I’ve realized that there are surprisingly few places where you can enjoy these two things—“dinner” and “strolling”—on the same day. Kyoto is too famous and crowded, while Taipei’s vegetarian r... -
A Day of Art and Food in Fukuoka: Ohori Park and Dining
A day of art and food. It’s a luxurious combination for any traveler. During my journey around the world, I’ve repeated this day many times—small plates in Chelsea after visiting MoMA in New York, a bistro in Saint-Germain after the Musé... -
Itoshima 1-Day Drive Plan: Coastal Cafés, the White Torii of Futamigaura & a Hakata Mizutaki Finale
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