As autumn deepens, Japan's southern island of Kyushu transforms, showcasing a diverse palette of colors—from historic castle ruins to magnificent gorges. We have carefully selected the seven most acclaimed spots...

Located in the Chikugo region of southern Fukuoka Prefecture, Yame City is considered one of Kyushu’s largest hubs for traditional craftsmanship. From wooden crafts, washi paper, textiles, bamboo work, lanterns,...

Held annually during Golden Week in Fukuoka, the Hakata Dontaku Port Festival attracts over 2 million visitors and is considered one of Japan’s three major festivals. 

Fukuoka Prefecture has a long history of creating diverse traditional crafts deeply connected to its culture and natural environment. Each craft carries the passion and skill of local artisans, with...

Fukuoka Prefecture is blessed with a unique geography surrounded by four seas and fertile lands, offering an abundance of fresh seafood and high-quality agricultural products. 

Fukuoka Prefecture is a vibrant region where you can enjoy a variety of festivals throughout the year, ranging from nationally renowned events to deeply rooted local traditions. Known for its...

Fukuoka is a treasure trove of history, blending beautiful natural landscapes, vibrant urban culture, and world heritage sites that span from ancient to modern times. This journey takes you through...

When it comes to iconic Japanese beverages, tea holds a special place. Among the many varieties, green tea and matcha are particularly popular, both in Japan and internationally. However, not...

When it comes to Fukuoka’s iconic attractions, the vibrant yatai (food stalls) are a must-visit. Nakasu, in particular, is home to some of the city’s most famous yatai, offering an...