Things to do in Maizuru Park

This was our first time to book professional photography experience. We were very happy during 1 hour photo shooting. The photographer is very nice and advices us how to perform. Once we have got the photo, they are very lovely. Truly appreciated that.

I was originally deciding between another Forest Coffee itinerary and this one, and I am so glad I chose the Gogoday Itoshima day trip that includes Raizan Sennyo-ji Temple—it was totally worth it! The tour guide gave a detailed introduction to the history and features of the Buddhist temple. Listening to the prayer chanting in front of the Thousand-Handed Guanyin made me feel peaceful, and there are several Zen-inspired corners around the grounds that are great for photos. Although the Itoshima day trip I joined this time was mainly focused on picturesque photo spots, Tour Guide Tajima enthusiastically shared everything from Kyushu's history, culture, and education to the features and legends of major attractions, which kept us thoroughly engaged. Regarding lunch, the guide explained the available options and their pros and cons beforehand so people could gauge whether they would have enough time for photos, and upon arrival at each attraction, helped everyone take pictures from the best angles. In addition, they recommended restaurants and souvenirs in Hakata and enthusiastically answered any questions we had. Highly recommended!

Carey was a wonderful guide so friendly and helpful to all English/Chinese speaking guests.

Sufficient time for all stops and Guide Nimo is very clear in providing instruction on what time to be back on the bus after each stop. He also share Japanese culture and historical information while free time on coach journey. Relaxing and chill day tour.

Buying tickets online in advance is very convenient, as the on-site ticket lines are very long. When the staff saw that I had an electronic voucher, they told me to go straight to the entrance to scan the QR code, and getting in was very fast. The kids had a great time. We bought ice cream with a souvenir cup and chose the limited-edition design, which the kids loved. Since it was close to Halloween, there was a stamp rally event where kids could scare the staff to earn a stamp; after collecting five stamps, they could go to the information desk to exchange them for a large sticker, and the kids were thrilled. In a pink shop (I don't know the name of the shop, but it sells little girls' accessories, shopping bags, etc.), with a purchase of 2,500 yen or more, children could get their nails painted for free, which made them very happy. The nail polish washed off pretty much after taking a bath. An unforgettable memory, highly recommended.

It was my first time visiting teamLab and I was totally blown away. There are 7 different zones to explore, each with its own unique vibe, and even some fun little games to play. Anyone who hasn't experienced something like this before should definitely check it out!

Although the lottery reservation system two weeks in advance made me think this place would be packed, I found upon arrival that the crowd control was excellent. There was no pressure from long queues, making for a very comfortable visiting experience. While Fukuoka Tower may not be the tallest building we've ever conquered, the panoramic views from this glass tower are truly on par with any famous landmark. The sunlight glinting off the distant ocean, city buildings, and elevated bridges, combined with the lush greenery nearby and stunning cumulonimbus clouds, offers a breathtaking vista of the entire city of Fukuoka, which is truly refreshing. Visiting the tallest building in every new city is a travel tradition my child and I have always maintained. Watching him excitedly stride across the floor in front of the massive floor-to-ceiling windows at Fukuoka Tower, I felt this habit added another wonderful parent-child memory. If you're planning a trip to Fukuoka, I highly recommend adding Fukuoka Tower to your itinerary. Remember to make your reservation online in advance (it's a lottery system); good views are worth waiting for and even more worth experiencing in person.

mojitco view point and the visits to the museum , Kokura castle. we will visit the mojitco museum in the future if time allows.

The staff was very friendly, spoke good English, and directed everything clearly. Many of the pigs were very friendly and immediately came up to me to crawl up and lay down on me. The staff gave me a blanket so the pigs wouldn’t dirty my clothes, which was nice, but some pigs decided they liked curling up under the blanket. Of course, I wasn’t bothered by that so I didn’t try to stop them, but the staff did proactively try to prevent it in case I did mind. Very professional staff and very cute pigs! They also have promos inside if you follow their Instagram. The building itself you have to go follow the signs and then take an elevator to the marked floor, but it was easy to follow even without speaking any Japanese.