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Dec 1, 2011 Food & Drinks
Hakata Hanamidori Tenjin
Hakata is well-known for its many local delicacies such as Hakata ramen noodles and motsunabe. Mizutaki (chicken broth hotpot) is another, which has been popular since way back in ...
Nov 1, 2011 Now Reports
ELLE CAFÉ with Lucile Chalmandrier
As autumn takes hold, a distinct chill is creeping into the air. On the upside, though, this makes for the perfect opportunity to stay cosy and warm inside your favorite café!
Nov 1, 2011 Food & Drinks
Bar Sadi Dakar
Bar Sadi Dakar is a stylish new establishment in Imaizumi run by Sadi from Senegal and Kyoko from Japan. The interior design concept is billed as “cool Africa” and it certainly doe...
Nov 1, 2011 Food & Drinks
Le Breton
Travelling provides a chance to try new, often memorable foods in unfamiliar surroundings. Mizoguchi, the owner of Le Breton, is no stranger to such experiences.
Nov 1, 2011 Now Reports
“Gaikokujin Star Tanjo” 2011
Fukuoka Now proudly presents our second annual “Gaikokujin Star Tanjo” event (formerly “Gaijin Idol”). Who are this year’s most talented foreigners?
Nov 1, 2011 Now Reports
Studying Hakata’s Traditional Crafts
Many traditional crafts that utilize manual dexterity still survive in Hakata. One facility where all of these crafts can be seen is the Hakata Traditional Craft Center.
Oct 24, 2011 Now Reports
Fukuoka’s Gay Scene
By Colin Cairns Fukuoka’s Gay Scene Every city has its own unique gay bar scene. Fukuoka is no exception, but it takes a little hands-on research to get to know its ins and o...
Oct 24, 2011 Now Reports
Oyafuko Street
Story of ‘O’ Between Tenjin 3 chome and Maizuru 1 chome a 400 meter stretch of concrete known as Oyafuko-dori runs from south to north. How did this area, known for its...
Oct 24, 2011 Now Reports
Oyafuko Street
Story of ‘O’ Between Tenjin 3 chome and Maizuru 1 chome a 400 meter stretch of concrete known as Oyafuko-dori runs from south to north. How did this area, known for its...
Oct 24, 2011 Now Reports
Gaijin Guys – Japanese Girls
Japanese Girls Speak Out! Christmas is on the way and in Japan, the favorite pastime of the ‘season to be jolly’ is usually chasing members of the opposite sex rather t...
