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3 matches of the 2019 Rugby World Cup will be held at this stadium. Originally named “Hakata Forest Stadium,” there are 2 covered stands, and soccer, rugby and American football and others are played here.
(Photo provided by Fukuoka City)

[Access]
About 8 minutes by shuttle bus from Exit 3 of the Subway Fukuoka Airport station

[Address]
Fukuoka Mitsukoshi B1F, 2-1-1 Tenjin, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture

[Open Hours]
10:00-19:00

[TEL] +81-92-282-0017

[Address]
12-31 Kamikawabatamachi, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City

A multi-purpose dome that can host various events such as baseball, concerts, exhibitions and more. When the Hawks win, there is a ceremonial Opening of the Dome, and indoor fireworks also fly free! (Photo provided by Fukuoka City) (Photo taken by Fumio Hashimoto)

[Access]
A 15-minute walk from Tojinmachi station on the subway
About a 1-minute walk from the Kyushu Iryo Center bus stop
About a 7-minute walk from the YAFUOKU DOME MAE bus stop
During events there are buses that constantly go to and from the stadium

[Open Hours]
17:00-22:00 (L.O. 20:30)

[TEL] +81-92-291-0231

[Address]
2-20-14 Sumiyoshi, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City
[Open Hours]
10:00-19:00

[TEL] +81-92-282-0017

[Address]
12-31 Kamikawabatamachi, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City

A Japanese garden in a plot of land in the middle of an office area that was made using the remains of a wealthy Hakata merchant’s home. You can enjoy the Japanese feeling throughout the seasons when walking through the garden as well as with the matcha in the teahouse.

[Open Hours]
9:00-17:00

[Closed]
Every Tuesday
(In the event that Tuesday is a National Holiday, Wednesday)
December 29th to January 1st the garden is closed but opens again from January 2nd.

[Access]
A 13-minute walk from Miyako Hotel Hakata
A 2-minute walk from TVQ bus stop
A 7-minute walk from either Sumiyoshi or Hakata Station 4-chome bus stops

The largest theater-only playhouse in Kyushu. Complete with a revolving stage, hanamichi (walkway through the audience to the stage) and an orchestra pit, the building is symbolic as the “”Hakata art spot.”” The event where Kabuki actors appear together in public riding on a boat that takes place before the showing in June is also recommended.

[Access]
A quick walk from the Nakasu-Kawabata station on the subway
A quick walk from the Kawabata-cho, Hakatazamae bus stop

A large shopping mall built in the image of a canal. There is a cinema, a theater, amusement facilities, restaurants and various other types of shops so that shopping, having fun and eating can all be enjoyed.
(Photo provided by Fukuoka City)

[Open Hours]
Shops: 10:00-21:00
Restaurants: 11:00-23:00

[Access]
A 12-minute walk from Miyako Hotel Hakata
Get off the Tenjin Bound bus from Hakata-ekimae A at “”Canal City Hakata-mae””

[Open Hours]
Opening of the gate: 6:00-6:30
Closing of the gate: 19:00-20:30
Gate opening and closing times may change depending on the day, season and New Year holidays.

[Access]
Take the Nishitetsu Bus from Hakata Bus Terminal and get off at “”Dazaifu Sta

At Hakata Gion Yamakasa, one of the local deities is enshrined and a decorative Yamakasa (float) is always on display. The locals of Hakata nicknamed the shrine “”O-Kushidasan.”” Within the shrine area is the Hakata History Museum where historically valuable shrine related treasures are exhibited.
(Photo provided by Fukuoka City)

[Access]
An 8-minute walk from either Gion Station or Nakasu-Kawabata Station on the subway

A park built in the middle of the city using the renovated exterior moat of Fukuoka Castle. Inside the park there are restaurants, a Noh theater, and a Japanese garden. The area around the pond is 2km long and is populated by joggers. Also, the pond can be explored by boat.
(Photo provided by Fukuoka City)