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38th Fukuoka Castle Ohori Festival
This parade of Kuroda samurai will take you back to an age long ago. The route starts from Terumo Shrine at Nishi-koen at 11:00 and ends at the Fukuoka Castle Ruins at Maizuru Park...
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Kawabata Night Festival
The 400m long Kawabata Shotengai (shopping arcade) will host a night festival complete with a market, live music performances, and a Hakata Traditional Handicraft zone where you ca...
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Hakata Ningyo Gachapon at Kawabata Night Festival
The Kawabata Night Festival once again offers the chance to get a traditional Hakata ningyo (doll) through ¥500 gachapons (capsule machines).
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Namaste Fukuoka 2017 in Tenjin
Take advantage of this opportunity to learn about Indian culture!
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20th Tsuyazaki Yocchan-sai
Yocchan-sai, a small neighborhood style festival, holds its annual event on April 22 and 23.
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Hinode Spring Market 2017
This market celebrates the coming of spring and is split into a daytime and a nighttime event.
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Vernal Equinox Day Celebration: Sakura Itoshimatsuri
Whether you’re interested in Japanese traditional culture, cooking, or dance, there’s something for you at Sakura Itoshimatsuri.
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Kurume Kasuri Expo 2017
The 20th Kurume Kasuri Ai (Indigo), Ai (Love), Deai (Meet) Festival is the biggest Kurume Kasuri Festival in Japan! Celebrate the festival’s 20th anniversary with two days dedicate...
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St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Fukuoka 2017
St. Patrick’s Day (Mar. 17) is a day for fans of Irish music, dance, beer and spirits to get together. To celebrate, parades are held in Ireland and all over the world on or around...
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Atago Jinja Shrine “Cherry Blossom Festival♡Sakura of Love”
In 1634 it is told that Kuroda Tadayuki, the head of the Kuroda clan, ordered the planting of 2,000 sakura trees meant to bring good luck to the merchants of Fukuoka.
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