Fukuoka Guide

ACROS Fukuoka has a stepped roof with around 40,000 trees planted on it making for an interesting view from Tenjin Central Park. The green roof helps capture rain water and helps keep temperatures inside the building more stable.

This unique shaped complex is home to a around 250 shops, a cinema, eateries and the Grand Hyatt Fukuoka and Canal City Fukuoka Washington Hotel.

Home to the major 16th century style Shinto shrine Dazaifu Tenmangu. Visit the Shrine and attractive ground or make a longer trip to walk the neighbouring ruins and visit the Kyushu National Museum.

The remaining sections of the 17th century Fukuoka Castle Ruins are quite limited and include part of the castle wall and castle gate.

The seaside Fukuoka Tower is 234m tall. An observation deck is located at 123m. The building is covered in 8,000 mirrors. A decent swimming beach is located across from the Tower. Located near [[fukuoka/hawks_town|Hawks Town]]

Riverain is an upscale shopping, dining and entertainment complex. The centre is home to Eeny Meeny Miny Mo, a collection of luxury brand stores, covering fashion, jewellery, home decorating and more. The complex also houses the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, … Continue reading →

Waterfront location home to the Hawks Town Mall (100 shops and cinema), the Yahoo Dome (with its unique retractable roof) and the JAL Resort Sea Hawk Hotel Fukuoka. Also near [[fukuoka/fukuoka_tower|Fukuoka Tower]].

One of only four National Museums in Japan, the Kyushu National Museum opened in 2005. The museum is home to significant historical artefacts from southern Japan and focuses on the interaction between neighbouring Asian cultures and Japan.

With more than 170 shops, Marinoa City offers Fukuoka’s biggest outlet mall, as well as seaside dining and ferris wheel rides.

A great place to relax, Ohori has a large lake and lots of greenery. The park is also home to Fukuoka City Art Museum and the [[fukuoka/castle_ruins|Fukuoka Castle Ruins]].

Fukuoka’s lively centre. Home to department stores, boutiques, bars and restaurants and the 500 metre long Tenjin Underground Shopping Arcade.