Best Shrines And Temples In Fukuoka

Here're best Shrines And Temples in Fukuoka. We released a ranking of reviews about Shrines And Temples posted by travel influencers who have actually been to Fukuoka.

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Dazaifutenmangu is a major shrine for success in the entrance examination. Even on snowy days, the fortune slips with a color of pink plum blossom are beautiful! I felt the many prayers of many students who had tried to get over the hard winter and get happy spring.◎It has an easy access by train and bus. And there's a large parking area.

Name

Dazaifutenmangu

Address

4-7-1 Saifu, Dazaifu-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

Tel

092-922-8225

Hours

6:00-19:00,6:30-18:00

How to get there

2

Here's a very photogenic spot of a white torii arch which stands in front of husband-and-wife rocks and looks beautiful with the blue sky and the sea. The time of evening glow is nice of course, if you visit around noon, the tide is not low and we can see the beautiful figure standing on the sea.

Name

Sakurai Futamigaura

Address

3777 Shimasakurai, Itoshima-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

How to get there

Parking

Parking area is available

3

It's the oldest shrine of the 2129 Sumiyoshi Shrines in Japan. There're eight historic shrines except for the main shrine in the large sight. Moving around these eight for better fortune is also well known.

Name

Sumiyoshi Shrine

Address

3-1-51 Sumiyoshi Hakata-ku, Fukuoka-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

Tel

092-291-2670

How to get there

4

There is a parking lot, only stairs. There are wind chimes in front of the main hall and near the water. You can also take cute pictures with a heart frame and a huge 5 yen object. A sitting statue of Kobo Daishi, about 3 meters long, is enshrined in the hall and has an overwhelming presence. This year, the wind chime festival will be extended until the beginning of October !! It will be lit up in September (the time is undecided).

Name

Sanno-ji Temple

Address

2361, Sasaguri, Kasuya-gun, Fukuoka, JapanGoogle Map

Tel

092-947-0278

How to get there

2 min by car, from Chikuzenyamate Station

Parking

Parking area is available

5

The sun sets to Ainoshima Island located westward of the shrine's approach, and make a beautiful 'road of light'. It's so moving scenery that some people begin to cry. Also, Miyajidake Shrine is famous for Shime-nawa (straw rope) which is the biggest one in Japan.

Name

Miyajidake Shrine

Address

7-1 Miyaji Motomachi, Fukutsu-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

Tel

0940-52-0016

How to get there

5 min by bus from Fukuma Station to Miyajidake Jinja Shrine. By car or taxi, 55 min from Hakata Station or 60 min from Fukuoka Airport.

Parking

Parking area is available

6

I was moved with the scenery of the sunset and Kurume city from Kora Taisha Shrine. I must visit here in the evening.

Name

Kora Taisha Shrine

Address

1 Miimachi, Kurume-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

Tel

0942-43-4893

How to get there

By car or taxi, 15 min from Kurume University, 10 min from Nishitetsu Kurume Station, or 60 min from Fukuoka city.

Parking

Free parking area is available

7

In the precincts of Kasuga Shrine in Fukuoka Prefecture, there is a lovely space colored with a lot of origami. You'll want to point your camera at the cute world view. I feel the arrival of autumn in the maple origami. For car access, there is free parking on the grounds.

Name

Kasuga Shrine

Address

1-110 Kasuga, Kasuga-shi, Fukuoka, JapanGoogle Map

Tel

092-581-7551

How to get there

8 min by car, from Kasuga Station

8

This Reclining Buddha is the biggest one as for a bronze stature, and the total length is 41meters, the height 11meters, and the weight 300tons! The soles are also big, and the people who touch them, can become healthy and make various wishes true.◎It's well know as a spiritual power spot where the visitors can get good fortune for money. Access: 3min walk from Kido Nanzoin Mae Station

Name

Nanzo-in Temple

Address

1035 Sasaguri Sasaguri-machi, Kasuya-gun, FukuokaGoogle Map

Tel

092-947-7195

How to get there

Parking

Parking area is available

9

There are heart-shaped objects everywhere so you can take pictures at your favorite places. There is a cold tea service,

Name

Mitsui Temples

Address

2706-1 Ita, Tagawa-shi, Fukuoka, JapanGoogle Map

How to get there

5 min by car, from Tagawaita Station

10

The wind chime is a staircase + approach. There are times when it is crowded even on weekdays, so be careful if you go around noon! ︎ There are many frog figurines and it is a paradise for frog lovers! ︎ A cute frog with a red stamp. Many parking lots can be parked jointly with other stores. There are many stairs and it is a gravel road, so be careful of your feet. Wind chime festival until mid-September

Name

Nyoirinji Temple

Address

1729 Yokoguma, Ogori-shi, Fukuoka, JapanGoogle Map

How to get there

4 min walk, from Misawa Station

Parking

Parking area is available

11

The Grand Shrine of Munakata is a general term for Hetsu Shrine in Munakata, Nakatsu Shrine in O-shima Island, and Okitsu Shrine in Okino-shima Island. Goddesses of a sea route between Korean Peninsula, that is say three goddesses of Munakata (Tagori-hime no kami, Tagitsu-hime no kami, Ichikishima-hime no kami) are deified and it is the head shrine of over 7000 Munakata Shrines in Japan.

Name

Munakatataisya Shrine

Address

2331 Tashima, Munakata-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

Tel

0940-62-1311

How to get there

Parking

Parking area is available

12

On the Hakozaki seaside of Hakata Bay, Hakozaki shrine is the first shrine in Chikuzen (the old name of Fukuoka). In Kamakura era, when the Mongol Invasions were occurred, it is said that a divine wind blew and they overcame the unprecedented difficulties.

Name

Hakozakigu

Address

1-22-1 Hakozaki Higashi-ku, Fukuoka-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

Tel

092-641-7431

How to get there

Parking

Parking area is available

13

There are up to three thousand of oral traditions in Kyusyu, specially in the coast of Genkai Sea is said to be the central. Enshrined on Kashii Beach In Hakata Bay, Kashii Shrine is where the Empress of Emperor Chuai got the oracle of conquest of three dynasties of Korea. A great mystery of old Japan was kept there.

Name

Kashiigu

Address

4-16-1 Kashii Higashi-ku, Fukuoka-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

Tel

092-681-1001

Hours

5:00-18:00,6:00-18:00

How to get there

14

Munakata Taisha Nakatsu Shrine is located at Oshima Island, and one of the elements of a world heritage 'Sacred Island of Okinoshima and Associated Sites in the Munakata Region'. It's said to be a birth place of Star Festival legend in Japan, and during the festival, people are fascinated with the fantastic atmosphere in the precinct illuminated by bamboo lanterns.

Name

Munakata Taisha Nakatsu Shrine

Address

Ōshima 1811, Munakata-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

How to get there

15 min by ferry from Kounominato to Ōshima Port, then 5 min walk

15

You can see the view of peaceful countryside and mountains, and the range of red torii arch.

Name

Ukiha Inari Shrine

Address

1513-9 Nagarekawa Ukiha-machi, Ukiha-shi, FukuokaGoogle Map

How to get there

25 min walk from Ukiha Station. By car, 60 min from Hakata Station, or 60 min from Fukuoka Airport.

Parking

Parking area is available

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Sumiyoshi Shrine

2 Reviews

It's the oldest shrine of the 2129 Sumiyoshi Shrines in Japan. There're eight historic shrines except for the main shrine in the large sight. Moving around these eight for better fortune is also well known.

Hakozakigu

1 Reviews

On the Hakozaki seaside of Hakata Bay, Hakozaki shrine is the first shrine in Chikuzen (the old name of Fukuoka). In Kamakura era, when the Mongol Invasions were occurred, it is said that a divine wind blew and they overcame the unprecedented difficulties.

Kashiigu

1 Reviews

There are up to three thousand of oral traditions in Kyusyu, specially in the coast of Genkai Sea is said to be the central. Enshrined on Kashii Beach In Hakata Bay, Kashii Shrine is where the Empress of Emperor Chuai got the oracle of conquest of three dynasties of Korea. A great mystery of old Japan was kept there.

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