Tourist information

    9 Manners for a Pleasant Stay in Fukuoka
    Fukuoka Travel Etiquette Guide
    1

    Please take your trash home and help us keep our city clean.

    Since there are limited trash cans in some areas, please take your trash with you.

    2

    Please be quiet on public transport.

    Please refrain from speaking loudly on the phone and be considerate of those around you.

    3

    Please enjoy food and drinks in designated areas.

    Please refrain from eating or drinking while walking, and help create a comfortable environment for everyone.

    4

    Please smoke only in designated areas.

    Please follow the rules out of consideration for those around you.

    5

    Please be considerate of those around you when taking photographs.

    Please be mindful of other people's privacy and photography rules.

    6

    Please behave quietly when visiting shrines and temples.

    Please behave respectfully at this place of worship.

    7

    Please follow the rules and line up in the queue.

    Please cooperate so that everyone can use the facilities comfortably.

    8

    Please follow the rules of your accommodation.

    Please be considerate of noise levels and the use of shared spaces.

    9

    Let's cherish local culture and customs.

    Please help us create an environment where everyone can enjoy their differences and feel comfortable.

    Hakata Station

     

    Hakata Station, the birthplace of Kyushu Railway! Kyushu's largest station, bustling with over 100 million passengers a year

    Hakata Station is said to be the gateway to Kyushu.
    There are plenty of commercial facilities and restaurants, including Hakata Hankyu, AMU Plaza Hakata, KITTE Hakata (Hakata Marui), Canal City Hakata, and Yodobashi Hakata.

    Distance from the hotel

    徒歩3分

    address

    Fukuoka 1-1 Hakata Station Chuo-gai, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka

    Canal City

     

    A shopping mall located in one of Kyushu's largest downtown areas

    It is a complex with a canal running through the building, where you can enjoy various things such as musicals, movies, shopping, and dining. The stage in the center of the canal hosts various events every day, and is decorated and illuminated according to the season.

    address

    Fukuoka 1-2 Sumiyoshi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City

    Distance from the hotel

    About 10 minutes walk

    Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine

     

    Kyushu's Cultural Heritage

    Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning, is visited by people from all over the country for their first shrine visit of the year and by students taking entrance exams. The shrine's approach to the temple town is lined with shops selling souvenirs and ume-ga-mochi (plum branch rice cakes). A stroll around historical sites such as the remains of the Dazaifu Government Office and Kanzeon-ji Temple, which is home to a national treasure temple bell and many other important cultural properties, are ideal for a half-day tour.

    address

    4-7-1 Saifu, Dazaifu City Fukuoka

    Distance from the hotel

    Approximately 30 minutes by car

    Fukuoka Tower

     

    234m long. Japan's tallest seaside tower.

    Standing as a symbol of Fukuoka, this 234-meter tall seaside tower is the tallest in Japan. From the observation deck 123 meters above ground, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view. Depending on the season, illuminations are displayed, allowing you to enjoy beautiful night views.

    address

    2-3-26 Momochihama, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka City

    Distance from the hotel

    Approximately 25 minutes by car