Things to do in Fukuoka Prefecture

This trip was perfect. I was worried about the weather, but luckily, it only started to drizzle a little after we finished visiting Takachiho, so it wasn't a big deal. Japanese weather forecasts aren't always accurate. I'm also grateful for the itinerary planning; if we had gone in the afternoon, we might have gotten rained on, haha, mainly because I was afraid it would affect the scenery. Overall, it was worth visiting, and the value for money was great. The tour guide was also very professional. I was worried the day before that it wouldn't be reliable, but I felt relieved after contacting Jimmy. He speaks English, Chinese, and Japanese very well, is straightforward, efficient, and takes care of everyone meticulously. There were friends from various countries on the trip, and everyone was very friendly and well-mannered. You don't have to worry at all about going alone. Just go for it! There was also a little surprise, haha. I don't know if anyone noticed that the bus that day was a normal tourist bus. Maybe they were worried that the steps were a little high and difficult for the elderly to get on, so they put a small wooden stool outside the door to step on. Normally, other large buses wouldn't have this, which was so cute. And after getting on, the driver was a young Japanese guy (I used to remember them being older or energetic octogenarian grandpas). As expected, Fukuoka is a great place. The food is delicious, and the people are gentle. Hehe, I want to come back!

This tour is a must if you are in Fukuoka! 💜 Our tour guide (Nicole) is very kind and very helpful. She is also very good in speaking english ✨💜All of the places we visited are great! The highlight is the Amaterasu Railway ride that is absolutely picturesque. You should visit is during sakura season 🌸

So happy and fun!! Xiao Wang is very handsome and a good person, he also allows plenty of time, and doesn't disappear to hide somewhere and steal salary after dismissing the group. He's also easy to talk to, and proactively offers to take pictures for everyone. And this time, I was the only one traveling solo, and when kayaking he even asked if I needed help, saying he could accompany me, so warm! Although I refused haha I wanted to take pictures myself, you can see he takes leading the group seriously~ 😙👍🏻 One of the few great guides with nothing to criticize‼️ Highly recommend 🤚🏻🔥 Although it was a pity this time because the Aso volcano viewing area was closed due to the helicopter accident, the itinerary was changed to Takachiho Shrine ⛩️ which was also beautiful! This accident was very serious and may close the area for quite a while, maybe two or three months, so people who want to go should pay attention!

Sun was a very informative guide and I learned alot .The castle is impressive and well worth visiting but the view from the Aso plains is amazing.Such a strange landscape I would highly recommend this trip.

Used Klook Miyazaki Day Trip on 2026/01/11. We rarely encounter snow forecasts, but unexpectedly, we actually experienced it. Our first stop was Hakusen Suigen. It started snowing along the way. After arriving, we purified ourselves and filled a bottle with spring water. It was sweet, smooth, and more delicious than mineral water. The tour guide even bought sweet oranges for everyone, which was really thoughtful ❤️ Our second stop was Takachiho Gorge. The snow was getting heavier and heavier. The gorge and waterfall paired with the snow scenery were so beautiful that we didn't want to leave. For lunch, we had beef udon noodles, which were especially warming in the cold weather. Our third stop was Ama-no-Iwato Shrine, where I bought milk mango soft-serve ice cream. It was really super delicious and rich. We slowly finished this day amidst the snowy scenery and waterfalls. I realized that the most beautiful part of traveling isn't the planned itinerary, but the scenery you just happen to encounter 🤍

A really enjoyable and well-organised experience. The Yufuin no Mori train ride was a highlight, and Yufuin town was lovely to explore. Our guide, Thomas, was highly animated, energetic, and funny, which made the journey even more enjoyable. The itinerary was well paced and it was great value for money.

Fukuoka Tower offers stunning panoramic views of the city and Hakata Bay. The observation deck is spacious and well-maintained, making it a relaxing place to take photos and enjoy the scenery. The experience was smooth and well-organised, and the views alone make it worth the visit. Highly recommended for first-time visitors to Fukuoka or anyone wanting to see the city from a different perspective.

A lot of fun. The best dolphin show I have seen in a long time. Also the Penguin Parade was super cute. Can really get up close to the sea animals there. The dolphin training show was very unique. Easy to find and got there by train. Just a really nice, fun day!

So much fun! Considering that six years ago, during a company trip, a large group of us were crammed into one boat, this time for our family trip, we specifically chose a private boat tour, which offered plenty of space. The scenery along the Yanagawa River is beautiful, and the gentle breeze made for a leisurely and pleasant experience. The boatman was handsome and provided excellent service. With only six people on the boat, there was ample space. Watching the fishermen jump on and off the boat was entertaining. Noticing children on board, in addition to singing folk songs, the boatman specially sang Doraemon and Momotaro songs, which delighted both children and adults, creating a fulfilling emotional experience. The boatman also pointed out nearby landmarks, historical sites, and the famous eel rice restaurants along the riverbank. My family was very satisfied with and loved this trip. I highly recommend booking a private boat when visiting Yanagawa so you can truly experience the leisure and beauty of a Yanagawa boat tour, with the entire boat just for your family, making it easier to take photos.