Onojo rest forest (大野城いこいの森キャンプ場) phone number and contact number

Fukuoka Airport 35 Min

Kamado Shrine (32 Min)
Serene Shinto Shrine Set Amid The Trees, With Sculptures, Walking Paths & Seasonal Foliage.

Yoshinogari Historical Park (50 Min)
Expansive Archeological Complex Featuring Ancient Ruins, Artifact Displays & Reconstructed Huts.

Fukuoka Castle Ruins (46 Min)
1600S Castle Site At A Hilltop Park With Sweeping Views & Parts Of The Original Walls Remaining.

Maizuru Park (43 Min)
Cherry Blossoms Bloom In Spring At This Serene Park Featuring The Ruins Of Fukuoka Castle & A Pond.

Ohori Park (44 Min)
City Park Featuring A Large Lake, Waterfront Exercise Paths, Boat Rentals & A Coffee Shop.

Chikuzen Sumiyoshi (42 Min)
This Shinto Shrine In A Tree-Filled Park Was A Prominent Place In An Old Province Of Japan.

Fukuoka Asian Art Museum (38 Min)
Museum Showcasing Exhibits Of Modern & Contemporary Art From A Variety Of Asian Countries.

Kyushu National Museum (30 Min)
Art & History Museum With Rotating Exhibits & Dramatically Modern, Mirrored Architecture.

Kushida Shrine (42 Min)
Founded In 757 Ce, This Urban Site Annually Hosts The City's Largest Festival, Hakata Gion Yamakasa.

Komyozen-Ji (29 Min)
Picturesque Temple Founded In 1273, Known For Its Zen Landscaping & Karesansui Rock Garden.

Shofukuji (38 Min)
Featuring A Garden With A Pond, This Temple Completed In 1195 Is The Oldest Zen Temple In Japan.

Nakasu (43 Min)
Bustling City District On An Island Offering Nighttime Entertainment, Street Food Stalls & Shops.

Fukuoka Tower (42 Min)
Modern Skyscraper With An Observation Deck For Panoramic City & Bay Views, Plus Dining & A Lounge.

Dazaifu Tenman-Gu (30 Min)
Popular Shinto Shrine Dedicated To The God Of Learning, With A Museum & Gardens Of Plum Trees.

Tochoji Temple (38 Min)
Heian-Era Temple Known For Its Massive Wooden Buddha Statue & Ancient Carvings & Exhibits.