Čo robiť v Fukuoka Prefecture

13. AUGUST 2026 ✈️ Poďme do Fukuoky✖️ Marine World Uminonakamichi Dobré ráno! Dnes, 13. augusta, je absolútne kľúčový zlom v tejto ceste‼️ Už 6. augusta, keď som videl formovanie dvoch tajfúnov, „Biely delfín“ nemal žiadny vplyv a tajfún č. 15 „Chan-hom“, hoci sa prehnal cez hlavný japonský ostrov, vyzeralo to, že sa pohybuje na sever, takže som si pôvodne nerobil starosti. Ale deň pred odchodom som si pozrel počasie a zdalo sa, že 13. augusta sa jeho dráha dotkne severného Kjúšú, takže som bol pripravený na to, že dnes bude pršať... Na moje prekvapenie! Keď som 12. augusta znova skontroloval dráhu tajfúnu, oko búrky sa posunulo priamo na sever a vôbec sa nedotklo severného Kjúšú! Dnes nás privítalo super slnečné počasie! Hoci UV žiarenie bolo také silné, že som sotva dokázal otvoriť oči, slnko je vždy lepšie ako dážď, slnečné počasie je úžasné! ☀️✨ Dnes sme sa najprv zastavili v Marine World Uminonakamichi a náš itinerár bol neuveriteľne šťastný: 🦭 Vystúpenie tuleňov: Stihli sme jediné vystúpenie dňa o 10:40, super šťastie! 🐧 Kŕmenie tučniakov s výkladom: O 11:50 sme videli tučniaky, ako sa naháňajú za jedlom, bežia ako bláznivé a dokonca sa pošmyknú a spadnú, bolo to tak roztomilé, že sa mi roztopilo srdce‼️ 🐬 Vystúpenie delfínov: Šokujúce zvuky delfínov a ich úžasné surfovacie triky boli naozaj neuveriteľné (◐‿◑) Ale dnes bolo naozaj príliš horúco! Po dôkladnom zvážení sme sa rozhodli rázne opustiť rozsiahly vonkajší park Uminonakamichi a namiesto toho ísť do Tenjinu, aby sme si užili klimatizáciu a nakupovanie 🛍️

Skvele sme sa zabavili. Ak pôjdete v septembri, majte na pamäti, že je horúco a vlhko. Želali sme si, aby sme mali viac času na druhej zastávke. Cítili sme sa trochu uponáhľane a bolo to také pekné miesto, ktoré by sme si želali užiť o niečo viac. Roklina Takachiho bola vynikajúca, odporúčame si rezervovať plavbu loďou, pretože bola vypredaná. Plavba loďou bola zábavná a osviežujúca uprostred horúceho dňa. Ďakujeme Daisy za vysvetlenie každého miesta a odporúčania.

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.

I have been to Japan many times, but this was my first time choosing a one-day guided tour. First of all, a huge shout-out to my tour guide, Sun Peng—he was humorous, very responsible, and extremely professional. I enjoyed listening to his many stories and his recommendations for delicious food. Second, regarding the itinerary, each location is actually worth spending a full day at, so joining a tour feels a bit rushed. I recommend the Aso train and Kusasenri itinerary. I also really liked Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, and the shrines in Takachiho were nice as well, though the gorge tour was just so-so. Skipping the boat ride and the mini-train was a very wise choice, I think, because it was just too hot. Finally, a big shout-out to the driver. Since it coincided with a Japanese long weekend and I heard traffic was terrible, the driver skillfully avoided the worst of the congestion. Very professional.

We had Ada as our tour guide. She was very kind, helpful and has a good sense of humor. Actually the trip was very convenient because we wanted to see a lot of places in one day. Really recommend it and hopefully you also get our tour guide 😍😍 Thank you Ada 🫰🏻🫰🏻

this had been one of our favourite river cruise experience as we enjoy one and two of our head down “under the bridge “ activity . Our tour guide Ken is very polite and kind . he is very enthusiastic and entertaining toward our group of tour. he sang many good Japanese popular song for instance the doremon song : the boat row is peaceful and the view are epic with a sense of calmness. definitely would like to come by again for another ride.

Toto bola fantastická prehliadka a môj sprievodca Xiao Cui bol úžasný! Bolo tu toľko skvelých zastávok a postaral sa o to, aby si každý urobil fotografie, pričom na každom mieste prechádzal okolo, aby zistil, či niečo nepotrebujete. Vrelo odporúčam na celodenný objavný výlet!

Departing on September 9, 2026, our guide, Miyamoto, provided detailed explanations. Since Mount Aso was currently closed (due to a helicopter accident), our itinerary was changed to Aso Bousou Kugino Roadside Station, a rest stop with beautiful views of the Aso mountain range. Afterward, we visited Kamishikimi Kumanoza Shrine, which felt like being in a movie scene. We then arrived at Kusasenri for lunch, a vast grassland on the mountain with many horses and cows along the way, offering a very relaxing landscape. The final stop was Kurokawa Onsen, a charming and comfortable hot spring town, where we also enjoyed delicious cream puffs. The entire trip was well worth experiencing, and our guide welcomed everyone to Kumamoto. Most attractions have been open since the earthquake in July 2026, so visitors can come with peace of mind. God bless Kumamoto! Go Kumamoto!

had a beautiful and amazing day visiting Yufuin, Beppu, Kinrin Lake, and Dazaifu! was the only English-speaking guest on the tour, while most of the other guests were part of the Chinese-speaking group. But thanks to our wonderful tour guide, Nana, I never felt left out or like I was on my own. Nana-san translated everything for me in English, took my phone number just in case I got or lost, made sure I had a comfy seat, and constantly checked that I was okay. She was so warm, funny, and genuinely thoughtful. She even reco a great place for ice cream at Honeybees! It honestly felt like I had my own little travel buddy for the day My fave part of the trip was Kinrin Lake. I was honestly amazed by how beautiful it was Beppu was also incredible. we couldn’t go on the Beppu Ropeway because of the weather, Dazaifu was under construction during my visit. Yufuin was probably the least enjoyable part for me because it felt quite touristy and crowded ended up having such a wonderful time.