Coisas para fazer em Fukuoka City Museum

13. August 2026 ✈️ Ab nach Fukuoka ✖️ Marine World Uminonakamichi Guten Morgen! Heute, am 13.08., ist definitiv der entscheidende Wendepunkt dieser Reise ‼️ Schon am 6.8. habe ich gesehen, dass sich Doppel-Taifune gebildet haben. Der erste hatte keine Auswirkungen, und der 15. Taifun "Chan-hom" fegte zwar über das japanische Hauptland hinweg, schien aber nach Norden abzuziehen, was zunächst unbedenklich schien. Doch am Tag vor der Abreise zeigte der Wetterbericht, dass die Bahn am 13.08. wohl Nordkyushu streifen würde, weshalb ich mich innerlich bereits auf einen regnerischen Ausflug eingestellt hatte…… Und dann das! Als ich am 12.08. noch einmal den Taifunpfad überprüfte, hatte sich das Sturmfetzgebiet nach Norden verschoben und Nordkyushu überhaupt nicht berührt! Heute wurden wir von einem strahlenden blauen Himmel begrüßt! Auch wenn die UV-Strahlung so stark war, dass man kaum die Augen öffnen konnte, ist Sonnenschein immer noch besser als Regen – Sonnenschein ist einfach großartig! ☀️✨ Unsere erste Station heute war das Marine World Uminonakamichi Aquarium, und unser Glück war einfach unglaublich: 🦭 Robben-Show: Wir haben genau die "einzige" tägliche Vorstellung um 10:40 Uhr erwischt, ein riesiges Glück! 🐧 Pinguinfütterung mit Erklärungen: Um 11:50 Uhr sahen wir, wie Pinguine dem Futter hinterherjagten, dabei stolperten und ausrutschten – einfach zum Dahinschmelzen süß ‼️ 🐬 Delfinshow: Umwerfende Delfinlaute kombiniert mit coolen Surfeinlagen, wirklich absolut beeindruckend (◐‿◑) Aber es ist heute einfach viel, viel zu heiß! Nach reiflicher Überlegung haben wir beschlossen, den riesigen, weitläufigen Außenbereich des Uminonakamichi-Parks schweren Herzens sausen zu lassen und direkt nach Tenjin zu fahren, um uns bei Klimaanlagentourismus dem Shopping hinzugeben 🛍️

I wasn’t sure what to expect, but teamLab Forest exceeded my expectations. The interactive displays made me feel like I was part of the artwork, and every area had its own unique charm. The visual effects were incredible, and it was easy to lose track of time while exploring. It’s a great mix of entertainment, art, and technology. One of the most memorable attractions I visited in Fukuoka!

I hesitated after reading the reviews, but I'm so glad I went. I went with my 35-month-old, and they had so much fun their hair was soaked with sweat and their eyes were sparkling haha. Mom and dad were exhausted, but the child loved it.

Although booking two weeks in advance via a lottery system might make one think it would be packed, upon arrival, we found the crowd control to be excellent. There was no pressure from crowded queues, making the sightseeing experience very comfortable. While Fukuoka Tower may not be the tallest building we've ever conquered, standing in this glass tower, the panoramic views are truly on par with any famous landmark. Sunlight glistens on the distant sea, city buildings, and elevated bridges, while nearby, lush green trees, coupled with magnificent cumulonimbus clouds, offer a breathtaking view 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. This time at Fukuoka Tower, watching him excitedly stride across the giant floor-to-ceiling windows, I felt this habit added another beautiful parent-child memory. If you're planning a trip to Fukuoka, I highly recommend including Fukuoka Tower in your itinerary. Remember to make reservations online in advance (it's a lottery system). Good scenery is worth waiting for, and even more so, worth experiencing in person.

During my 3-night, 4-day trip to Fukuoka with my mom, I was looking for activities on our third day, which was entirely dedicated to Tenjin. I found a yukata/kimono experience and decided to sign up! I initially considered a kimono, but since it was June 1st, they switched to yukatas. It's definitely hot in Japan, so I think the slightly thinner yukata was a better choice. I booked the first slot at 9 AM and arrived a little early, about five minutes before, but they said the doors wouldn't open until exactly 9 AM, haha. So, while waiting, I saw a sign on the door advising to use the restroom beforehand, which I did. We then entered a little after 9 AM when they opened. I chose the Premium Deluxe Plan, and for the yukata, I picked from the Premium and 'One Star' options. Surprisingly, the 'One Star' ones seemed a bit prettier, so my mom and I each chose one from there. For hair, as per blog reviews, 'Two Star' options were available. I had already looked at some styles, so I went with 'Two Star' option #1. Since we were among the first three groups, we quickly put on the white inner garment, and then they did our hair. It was a braided style pulled to the side, and they asked which side I preferred, so I asked for the left. My hair turned out so incredibly beautiful that I was extremely satisfied. After the hair was done, we could choose hair ornaments. There were some free, round, candy-like ones, and then some prettier flower ones that cost an additional 500 yen. I just went with the free round one, haha. Still, I was satisfied! They also fitted the yukata well to my height, and for bags, the free options weren't particularly pretty, just plain, so I didn't pay extra. For shoes, I would have worn wooden clogs if they had been a bit softer, but they were completely hard wood, so we just wore our sneakers and walked around, making sure our feet weren't visible in photos. Also, it was so hot that we were going to use our own parasols, but then we thought, 'Since we're doing this, let's use theirs!' so we rented one for 500 yen, and I'm satisfied with it, haha. It matched the outfit so well and looked great in photos! We started at 9 AM, and after everything, we finished around 10 AM. We didn't plan on wearing it for too long, so we returned it before 12 PM. The photos turned out so pretty, and it was such a unique experience! I highly recommend it! 👍🏻

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

El Museo de la Experiencia del Cerdito transmite el concepto de vida. Es más cómodo reservar con antelación en Klook. Muchos de los lechones han crecido bastante, pero los amantes de los animales seguirán disfrutando interactuando con ellos.

Very surprising experience, but not much guidance for new customers. We almost left after the first part and wondered why people would stay longer than 15 minutes. We finally found the entrance to the next zone, and the 2nd and 3rd zones were so much fun.

I applied for this tour because it allowed me to thoroughly explore Karato Market, Mojiko, Kokura Castle, and Dazaifu all in one day during my Fukuoka trip! I was even more pleased that it was a tour I could join as a solo traveler, as I was traveling alone 😊. When I actually went, I found there were more families and couples than I expected! At first, I was worried it might be a bit awkward being alone, but once I participated, it wasn't uncomfortable at all, haha. I think solo travelers can join without any hesitation. It was really fun to pick and eat various sushi at Karato Market 🍣. There were so many kinds, which made choosing what to eat enjoyable, and I could truly experience the atmosphere of a local Japanese market. Mojiko had such a beautiful retro atmosphere! In particular, the guide personally took photos for me in front of the banana statue, which I was really grateful for as a solo traveler 📸. When you travel alone, it's surprisingly difficult to get good photos even in beautiful places, but thanks to the guide, I was able to capture proper souvenir photos of my trip, haha. Kokura Castle and Dazaifu were also included in the itinerary, allowing me to see major tourist attractions all at once, and I also liked that I could shop at Don Quijote! When traveling in Japan, there are so many things I want to buy, and not having to carry my shopping bags around meant I could comfortably enjoy the rest of my itinerary 🛍️. Finally, being able to explore Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine allowed me to fully immerse myself in the atmosphere of a Japanese trip ⛩️. If I had tried to visit multiple places by public transport alone, it would have been cumbersome to move around and difficult to plan the itinerary. But with the tour, I could comfortably visit many places. Having a Korean-speaking guide also made it easy to understand the explanations! Joining alone wasn't burdensome at all, and it was even more fun than I expected. Next time, I'd like to try it again with my friends as a group~! 🥰 I highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to enjoy a fulfilling day trip to the outskirts of Fukuoka! 🇯🇵🍣✨