Ogiya Inn Phone Number and Contact Information

check in time: 3:00 pmcheck out time: 10:00 am. amenities consist of an informal restaurant, and a shared, gender segregated, communal bathhouse. simple rooms have tatami floors, futons and chabudai dining tables with free wi fi and tvs. some rooms have en suite bathrooms. in a residential area, this casual hot spring inn is 12 minutes' walk from the futsukaichi train station, 5 km from the dazaifu tenmangu shinto shrine and 8 km from art exhibits at the kyushu national museum

Fukuoka Airport 23 min

Fukuoka Asian Art Museum (27 min)
Museum showcasing exhibits of modern & contemporary art from a variety of Asian countries.

Dazaifu Tenman-gu (17 min)
Popular Shinto shrine dedicated to the god of learning, with a museum & gardens of plum trees.

Ohori Park (32 min)
City park featuring a large lake, waterfront exercise paths, boat rentals & a coffee shop.

Tochoji Temple (27 min)
Heian-era temple known for its massive wooden Buddha statue & ancient carvings & exhibits.

Chikuzen Sumiyoshi (31 min)
This Shinto shrine in a tree-filled park was a prominent place in an old province of Japan.

Fukuoka Castle Ruins (35 min)
1600s castle site at a hilltop park with sweeping views & parts of the original walls remaining.

Kamado Shrine (18 min)
Serene Shinto shrine set amid the trees, with sculptures, walking paths & seasonal foliage.

Fukuoka Tower (31 min)
Modern skyscraper with an observation deck for panoramic city & bay views, plus dining & a lounge.

Kyushu National Museum (17 min)
Art & history museum with rotating exhibits & dramatically modern, mirrored architecture.

Hakozaki Shrine (30 min)
Historic shrine featuring vibrant grounds, iconic antiquities & traditional events.

Nakasu (32 min)
Bustling city district on an island offering nighttime entertainment, street food stalls & shops.

Komyozen-ji (16 min)
Picturesque temple founded in 1273, known for its Zen landscaping & karesansui rock garden.

Maizuru Park (32 min)
Cherry blossoms bloom in spring at this serene park featuring the ruins of Fukuoka Castle & a pond.

Kushida Shrine (31 min)
Founded in 757 CE, this urban site annually hosts the city's largest festival, Hakata Gion Yamakasa.

Shofukuji (27 min)
Featuring a garden with a pond, this temple completed in 1195 is the oldest Zen temple in Japan.