Transport in Fukuoka Prefecture

Klook offers the best prices. If you want to experience the charm of the Northern Kyushu region, I recommend taking the JR. I bought a three-day JR pass and visited Kokura, Mojiko, and Kumamoto. I highly recommend Kokura Castle; although it's a reconstructed castle, it offers many interactive activities for visitors. You can also try on kimonos for free and take photos, or experience horseback archery—it's definitely worth a visit. If you get off at Kokura, you must try the chicken udon noodles at the standing noodle shop on the Kitakyushu Station platform, which has a long history; it's very affordable and delicious! Mojiko is a beautiful harbor with a European flair, perfect for exploring various historic buildings and taking photos. Curry is a famous local dish there. Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan's three great castles, has several centuries of history and is a reconstructed castle with significant historical value. The castle's main color is black, and its appearance resembles a samurai, giving it a majestic presence. I suggest taking the tram to Kumamoto Castle to experience the local culture and daily life.

The Kansai–Hiroshima Pass is definitely worth it. It includes the sightseeing bus that lets you hop on and off at Hiroshima's major attractions, which saved me both time and money while exploring the city. I do feel that one day isn't enough to fully experience Hiroshima, as there are many more places worth visiting. The pass also offers excellent value because it can be used on JR lines to travel to other destinations within its coverage

If you have taken the bus from airport to hakata station you will know where the bus stop. The only bad thing is klook never show the link to see the bus timetable as the bus always left on time.

This is a great package deal! You can plan your own time to visit Dazaifu and take a boat tour in Yanagawa, so you won't feel rushed and can arrange everything yourself. I redeemed the tickets at the counter at Tenjin Station. After redeeming them, you just show them to the staff before entering the station. When you exit, the staff will tear off the corresponding ticket. It's very simple and easy to use. We planned to go to Dazaifu first to walk around. Even though it was under renovation, there were still many places to explore and see. You can also exchange for a local snack, Umegae Mochi, which was quite good – it has red bean paste! We didn't leave for Yanagawa until after 12:30 PM. First, we walked to eat at the famous, popular restaurant, Ganso Hon Yoshiya Unagi (eel rice). It would probably be difficult to fit this into your schedule if you weren't traveling independently, as there's a bit of a wait to get in, and then you also have to wait for your food once inside. We went after 1 PM and still had to wait. The restaurant has a very relaxed atmosphere, making you feel very comfortable and at ease, and the food was delicious! I think it was definitely worth it. After eating, taking the boat tour around 4 or 5 PM felt just right, not too hot. Plus, the scenery was beautiful, and we got to see the sunset in the evening. Overall, I think the tickets are very useful and I would recommend them to everyone!

recommend a seven day pass used it a lot in Kyoto for Thee Shinnkeen trains there and back to Kyoto.Locaotrainsand bus and a boat ride seat reservation process: Bery good and easy to use pass area coverage: Great coverage can use in Tokyo and Kyoto and outer areas price:Pricing great if you make the most of Troon public transport.So just check if it would be worth it for your individual trips

It was a great alternative when you want to visit Japan and South Korea at the same. The room was tidy and had basic necessities. A convenience store was present however, it would be advisable to bring food since choices are limited.

VERY EASY TO REDEEM! VERY EASY TO USE! AND IT WILL GET YOU FASTER TO YOUR DESTINATION! SAVES TIME THAN TAKING PLANE! didn't reserve a seat yet until the day my ticket is valid. went to station when I'm all ready. i looked for the nearest depart time when I'm already at the station and reserves my seat. you can even just go and catch the train and just seat on non served one.

I used a physical voucher, so I exchanged it at the West Japan Green Window at Hakata Station. While I was there, I also reserved seats for my future Shinkansen and limited express trains, which was very convenient. I highly recommend it. Fukuoka - Shin-Yamaguchi - Hiroshima - Onomichi - Okayama - Yonago. Please note that in Fukuoka, you can only take the Shinkansen from Fukuoka to Kokura; you cannot transfer to Kyushu JR.

Maximized this! 1st day of use : Bus from Tenjin to Beppu(¥3,250); local bus ride worth ¥170 per ride around Beppu . Day 2: Roundtrip bus from Beppu to Yufuin ¥1,880; local bus ride around Beppu; Day 3: Bus from Beppu to Tenjin (¥3,250); local bus ride in Tenjin and Hakata (¥150/ride); RT bus from Tenjin to Tosu Outlet ( ¥1,540). To note: To activate on the day of 1st day of use and should be in front of the ticketing staff so they can print the ticket(bus ride from Tenjin to Beppu). Same with days 2 and 3 activate the day use in front of the ticket staff or bus driver, they check the date: Local rides in Beppu, Yufuin, Tenjin and Hakata no need for reservation just get a small ticket upon entering the bus. Bus rides for Rountrip Beppu- Tenjin and Tenjin to Tosu premium outlets needs reservation ( you can do it online or bus terminal ticket office)