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Fukuoka Airport 21 Min

Kushida Shrine (29 Min)
Founded In 757 Ce, This Urban Site Annually Hosts The City's Largest Festival, Hakata Gion Yamakasa.

Chikuzen Sumiyoshi (29 Min)
This Shinto Shrine In A Tree-Filled Park Was A Prominent Place In An Old Province Of Japan.

Ohori Park (30 Min)
City Park Featuring A Large Lake, Waterfront Exercise Paths, Boat Rentals & A Coffee Shop.

Fukuoka Castle Ruins (33 Min)
1600S Castle Site At A Hilltop Park With Sweeping Views & Parts Of The Original Walls Remaining.

Kyushu National Museum (15 Min)
Art & History Museum With Rotating Exhibits & Dramatically Modern, Mirrored Architecture.

Komyozen-Ji (14 Min)
Picturesque Temple Founded In 1273, Known For Its Zen Landscaping & Karesansui Rock Garden.

Tochoji Temple (25 Min)
Heian-Era Temple Known For Its Massive Wooden Buddha Statue & Ancient Carvings & Exhibits.

Nakasu (30 Min)
Bustling City District On An Island Offering Nighttime Entertainment, Street Food Stalls & Shops.

Maizuru Park (30 Min)
Cherry Blossoms Bloom In Spring At This Serene Park Featuring The Ruins Of Fukuoka Castle & A Pond.

Fukuoka Asian Art Museum (25 Min)
Museum Showcasing Exhibits Of Modern & Contemporary Art From A Variety Of Asian Countries.

Hakozaki Shrine (28 Min)
Historic Shrine Featuring Vibrant Grounds, Iconic Antiquities & Traditional Events.

Kamado Shrine (16 Min)
Serene Shinto Shrine Set Amid The Trees, With Sculptures, Walking Paths & Seasonal Foliage.

Dazaifu Tenman-Gu (15 Min)
Popular Shinto Shrine Dedicated To The God Of Learning, With A Museum & Gardens Of Plum Trees.

Fukuoka Tower (29 Min)
Modern Skyscraper With An Observation Deck For Panoramic City & Bay Views, Plus Dining & A Lounge.

Shofukuji (25 Min)
Featuring A Garden With A Pond, This Temple Completed In 1195 Is The Oldest Zen Temple In Japan.