Ichiran Ramen Tower

First, our tour guide Xiao Min was very attentive and responsible, doing her best to look after every guest. When it rained, we were worried about the slippery steps and couldn't go down to photograph the torii gate. Xiao Min saw this and immediately guided us back to take another easier route. She was very proactive and never lazy. Another point worth commending is that she noticed a couple in our group monopolizing a scenic spot for a long time, causing a long queue. Xiao Min proactively urged them to move along, ensuring everyone had a chance to take photos. As for the itinerary: three points in the entire trip were quite disappointing. 1 - Lunch was too early. We had just finished breakfast at 8 AM, and then arrived at Ichiran between 10:30-11:00 AM to eat again. Moreover, we stayed at Ichiran for too long with nothing much to see. 2 - Yanagawa: The boatman was excellent and created a great atmosphere, but unfortunately, the rain was very heavy at the time. It wasn't worth the 1.5-hour drive there. I suggest adjusting the itinerary based on the rain intensity, rather than whether the boat company is willing to operate. 3 - The stay at Dazaifu was only exactly 1 hour. We got off the bus, went to the restroom, bought Umegae Mochi, browsed 2-3 small shops, and then returned to the bus. We were with parents and didn't walk fast, so there wasn't enough time to walk into the temple. We were afraid of running out of time, so we turned back at the end of the street and dared not go further. Dazaifu actually has coffee shops and small stores, and I personally think 1.5-2 hours could be allocated, especially since 30 minutes were reserved for photographing a torii gate earlier. 60 minutes for the entire Dazaifu is simply too little.

It was hot, but it was a satisfying tour. Thanks to the well-organized tour, it was a pleasant trip. I always include a bus tour for one day during my trips to Japan, and I highly recommend this tour. The green tea ice cream recommended by the guide was excellent!👍🏻👍🏻

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! 👍🏻

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!

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.

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

Great facilities and staff could actually communicate in English! We managed to tag along an English group during the firefighter job. it was so good to understand every word from the beginning to the end. Staff were very patient and energetic. We happened to go in my daughter’s birthday month. Staff at different jobs would write on her birthday card. It was a sweet and special experience. Make sure you go early to get a number card for entry. The earlier you get in, the easier to secure jobs you like. We went for the 2nd session and my kids could experience 4 to 5 different jobs.

When you first enter, you can receive 3 free coins. With those coins, I was able to sample three different sakes. They all tasted great, and I was able to get a sake at a discounted price using a coupon.