Spring Festival in Fukuoka
A spring festival featuring a variety of Chinese, Korean and Japanese performances, with music featuring wadaiko, morin khuur and other traditional Asian instruments...
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~Jojima Sake Barrel Opening Festival 2017
Jojima is one of Japan’s top sake-producing areas and is home to many sake breweries, nine of which will join the annual Jojima Sake Barrel Opening Festival...
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Fukuoka Police New Year’s Greeting at Yahoo! Dome
New Year’s greetings from Fukuoka Prefecture Police, with events including parade marching, a motorcade of police cars and...
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Comic City Fukuoka
The Yahoo! Japan Dome will attract crowds of comic lovers for the “Comic City Fukuoka 29” convention on Feb 5 (Sun.).
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~Bungy Japan Itsuki Seijin Week
To celebrate coming of age day, Bungy Japan will be holding Seijin week in Itsuki, Kumamoto Prefecture. The bridge will be open for four days of jumping on Jan. 4, 7, 8 & 9, with s...
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~The 35th Hakata Umakamon Ichi Food Festival
This market brings together a tempting selection of Fukuoka’s tastiest locally produced food. About 60 companies display and...
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~Toka Ebisu Festival
A grand festival dedicated to Ebisu, the god of prosperous fishing and business. Browse 300 stalls with festival foods and other goods (including lucky charms)...
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Daizenji Tamataregu no Oniyo Fire Festival
This 1,600-year-old tsuina (ceremony to exorcise evil spirits) is one of Japan’s three main fire festivals. After being guarded for seven days...
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Tama Seseri
For 500 years, two teams of loincloth-clad men have braved the winter cold to scramble for possession of an 8kg wooden ball in...
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Eat Namako Mochi on New Year’s Eve at Hakozakigu Shrine
On Dec. 31 Hakozakigu Shrine is holding a mochitsuki event. The mochi (rice cakes) at this festival are in the shape of namako (sea cucumbers). The namako mochi are traditional and...
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