Hakata Alleyway Tour

Q: Can I cancel & refund my booking?

**Yes.** You can request to cancel & refund your booking as long as your request is submitted **more than 48 hours** from your participation date. **No refunds will be provided** for cancellation requests made **less than 48 hours** from the activity date. For more information on how to request a refund, please refer to [this article](https://www.klook.com/en-MY/faq/category-61-question-934/?ref_source=HelpCenterCategoryPage&spm=FaqCategory.SearchSuggest_LIST&clickId=877f1f7a13)!

Q: Can I amend my activity date?

Please check the **"Terms & Conditions > Cancellation Policy"** section of your voucher for more information on when your booking is eligible to be cancelled & refunded. **Scenario 1:** If your booking is still **eligible** for free cancellation & a refund, you can simply cancel your booking and make another booking with your desired activity date. **Scenario 2:** If your booking is **not eligible** for free cancellation & a refund, no amendments or cancellations can be made for your activity. Please refer to [this article](https://www.klook.com/en-MY/faq/category-60-question-930/?ref_source=HelpCenterCategoryPage&spm=FaqCategory.SearchSuggest_LIST&clickId=b00f2aff16) for more information on Klook's amendment policy.

Q: What is the minimum number of participants?

There must be a minimum of **2 separate groups/bookings** for the activity to proceed. If the minimum number is not met **1 day before,** you may be required to reschedule or you may request for a full refund.

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3hr Duration

4.9 / 5

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300+ booked

Hakata

Walk through a Meiji period alley with classic architecture and various temples surrounding it
Visit Touchoji temple, which was the first Zen temple ever built in Japan, and learn about the history of Buddhism
Visit some of Hakata’s traditional and beautiful craft shops that sell wedding gifts, celebrity dolls, toys and so on
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What to expect

Stroll down a quaint old street built in the Meiji period, the traditional architecture and atmosphere rivals that of Kyoto. Pay a visit to local Zen temples including famous Jotenji, there are Japanese beautiful dry garden and memorial of place of origin udo and soba noodle. Shofukuji Temple, founded by the priest Yousai and the first Zen temple ever built in Japan. Next make your way to Saimon Kamaboko, a local store selling fish processed food for over 100 years. Next the tour at the Nagasawa gift store to purchase souvenirs to remember your time in historic Hakata. Make a stop on Endo-shoten enjoyable nostargic toy and sweets. Lastly drop by a highly popular chocolate shop.