Best Tourist Spots In Fukuoka

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

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Kitakyushu-shi

Kawachi Wisteria Garden

5 Reviews

Wisteria becomes full bloom around Golden Week Holidays in May at Kawachi Fuji Garden. The biggest highlight is this wisteria tunnel. By the way, all of the wisteria flowers are beautiful.

Mojiko (Moji Port) Retro Area

2 Reviews

Many buildings in the Taisho periods remain and use modern ones here in the retro seaport. The town is one of the popular sightseeing spots in Fukuoka, because there are many delicious foods like burnt curry and rice, and events like globefish cuisine.

Mt. Sarakura

1 Reviews

As the cable car of Mt. Sarakura rises, the night view appears from the woods. I was surprised at the broad stretch of the Kitakyushu City with the speedway above, and the night view all of my sight! That's one of the New Japan's Three Best Night Views!

Yanagawa-shi

Nakayama Wisteria Flowers

2 Reviews

The 300-year-old wisteria trees at Nakayama Kumano Shrine cover the entire surface, and it is a spectacular view. It is lit up at night and has a fantastic view.

Yanagawa Himawari Park

1 Reviews

I got excited before we arrive the field when the sunflower yellow could be seen from a distance. Yanagawa City has more tourist attractions, such as rafting for activity and steamed conger eel for the local specialty food.

Yanagawa River

1 Reviews

Seeing a tasteful castle town, you can go around a moat on a donko boat. What with going through a narrow waterway and visiting stalls on water, about 70 minutes boat trip is full of good points to see.

Fukuoka-shi

Uminonakamichi Sea Side Park

4 Reviews

During the flower festival at Uminonakamichi Sea Side Park has Japanese arts at cosmos fields, which may look excellent in your Instagram. What else, you can enjoy autumn colored red Kochia and cockscomb, and so on.◎Admission fees: 450 yen. Parking fees: 520 yen.

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.

Ohori Park

3 Reviews

There are playground equipment of curse, a museum and well repaired road for runners. A café and a restaurant stands in the park sight. A popular place of recreation and relaxation.

Ukiha-shi

Rokuri Terraced Rice Fields

1 Reviews

At the mountainside located at 400 meters above sea level, there's a wonderful contrast of red cluster amaryllis and shinning gold ears of rice. I was fascinated with the original scenery of Japan so much.◎50 min by car from Haki IC. A bathroom is prepared.

Tsuzura Terraced Rice Fields

1 Reviews

Tsuzura Tanada (terraced rice fields) located in Ukiha, Fukuoka Prefecture. You can see the cluster amaryllis bloom like a fringe around the rice fields! Also the white one can be found in places.

Ukiha Inari Shrine

1 Reviews

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

Kasuya-gun

Sanno-ji Temple

2 Reviews

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).

Nanzo-in Temple

2 Reviews

Nanzoin temple has the biggest bronze Nehan Statue in the world. Surprisingly, it's 11m high, 41m wide and weighs 300t.

Sasaguri Kyudai Forest

2 Reviews

It's located at Sasagiri-machi, Kasuya-gun. I think it's nice to visit here in the early morning. But I've heard a rumor that this place may be closed owing to the people of bad manners... Let's go exploration with good manners!

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