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Apr 3, 2012 Now Reports
Ohanami with Chandon Fukuoka
Ohanami (cherry blossom viewing) season is upon us! Whilst the sakura trees are full of euphoric pink blossoms, there’s no better chance to celebrate the start of spring. The perfe...
Apr 2, 2012 Now Reports
Snapshot! – konya2023
Fukuoka Now’s Nick and Emiko made it down to the konya2023 wine night on Sunday, April 1. Konya2023 is a old building in the center of Daimyo filled with space offices used b...
Apr 2, 2012 Now Reports
Jeju Air Fukuoka~ Incheon Campaign
From Apr. 10~May. 21, Jeju Air will launch a limited campaign on their new Fukuoka-Incheon route, with return flights costing ¥10,800 + fuel surcharge (Mon.~Thu. only). The new rou...
Apr 1, 2012 Now Reports
Port Tower & City Museum Reopen!
On April 1, the 100 m tall Fukuoka Port Tower, which has been closed recently due to repair work, and the adjoining Hakata Bayside Museum will reopen! You can visit the tower from ...
Mar 30, 2012 Now Reports
Three Sakura Events!
Sakura season is here! With the beautiful cherry blossom flowers coming into bloom across the city, there are many events happening. Here are three sakura events selected by Fukuok...
Mar 30, 2012 Now Reports
Where would you like to nap?
The past few months have been very busy at the Fukuoka Now offices. We launched a renewal of both our magazine and our website. Then this month’s Dodesho topic was on naps. S...
Mar 29, 2012 Now Reports
Konya2023 Italian Art Bar Event
This Sunday, April 1st, konya2023 in Daimyo will be turned into a transform into an Italian Bar. All rooms (including offices) of the concept art, office and living space will be o...
Mar 29, 2012 Now Reports
Fukuoka Water Bus First Anniversary
Mar. 27 marked the one year anniversary of the “Fukuhaku Minato Deaibune” launch. In honor of the water bus’ first milestone, there will be anniversary events held for three days i...
Mar 29, 2012 Now Reports
Fukuoka on Receiving Tohoku Rubble – “Difficult”
Fukuoka City Mayor, Soichiro Takashima has expressed concerns on receiving of rubble into Fukuoka from the areas affected by the March 2011 Earthquake. On Mar. 25, the Minister of ...
Mar 29, 2012 Now Reports
Sleeping Beauties: An Ode to the Japanese Commuter
Given Japan’s refined social norms, some might assume it taboo to sleep in public. But as you travel around this bustling little city (and country), you’ll soon notice that public ...
