Strawberry picking is a popular activity in Japan between December and May and Fukuoka is famous for its big, sweet strawberries. Now’s the time to go a-picking! Some farms offer more than one kind to pick and enjoy. Go with friends or family – the more, the berrier! If you have an appetite for strawberries, check our online guide for tips, locations, photos and a map to get you started on your berry good winter adventures! This year, measures are being taken at each farm, such as limiting the number of people and wearing vinyl gloves, to prevent the spread COVID-19. Also, remember to make a reservation and reconfirm opening times before heading out!
Strawberry Picking Spots in Fukuoka
• Fukuoka City, Fukuoka (2)
• Itoshima City, Fukuoka (3)
• Chikushino City, Fukuoka (1)
• Kurume City, Fukuoka (2)
• Koga City, Fukuoka (1)
• Munakata City, Fukuoka (1)
• Ogori City, Fukuoka (2)
• Chikuzen-machi, Asakura-gun, Fukuoka (1)
• Ukiha City, Fukuoka (2)
• Hirokawa-machi, Yame-gun, Fukuoka (1)
• Yame City, Fukuoka (2)
Strawberry Picking Tips
• Go early! The fruit is at its freshest first thing in the morning, and nicely chilled from the cool overnight temperatures. Plus – the earlier you go, the more strawberries will be available for you to pick!
• To avoid disappointment, call ahead on the day to make sure there are berries left and check that there’s space for your group.
• Wear comfortable shoes and clothes – something that you can move in and that you don’t mind getting a little dirty.
• The temperature can get rather warm inside the greenhouses on a sunny day, so make sure to wear outer layers of clothing you can shed if it gets hot.
• Although it’s really tempting to pick the biggest strawberries you can find, don’t neglect to try the small, red berries too – they’re usually very sweet and tasty.
• Before eating a strawberry be sure to remove the calyx (green top)!
Fukuoka City, Fukuoka
Ike Strawberry Farm (池いちご園)
The Kaorino is a variety of strawberries which weighs a whopping 80g per fruit. Their sweetness is rated as 16~19 degree Brix (measurement of sugar content), which is very sweet! With the newly expanded strawberry house, even visitors wearing high-heels will be comfortable as the grounds are covered in concrete. By reservation only this year.
• Season: 12/3/2022 (Sat.) ~ late June. 2023 (open only Sat., and Sun.)
• Open: 9:00~ (until strawberries are all picked)
• Closed: Mon. to Fri.
• Reservations: Required by web
• Varieties: Kaorino
• Entry fee:
9:00~: over JHS ¥3,000, ES ¥2,000, 4~6 y.o. ¥1,500, 3 y.o. ¥800
10:30~: over JHS ¥2,800, ES ¥1,800, 4~6 y.o. ¥1,200, 3 y.o. ¥500
12:00~: over JHS ¥2,600, ES ¥1,600, 4~6 y.o. ¥1,000, 3 y.o. ¥500
13:30~: over JHS ¥2,400, ES ¥1,600, 4~6 y.o. ¥1,000, 3 y.o. ¥500
15:00~: over JHS ¥2,200, ES ¥1,500, 4~6 y.o. ¥1,000, 3 y.o. ¥500 (reservations can only be made by phone on the day.)
• Included in the entry fee: 60 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: ¥290~¥330/100g
• 2032 Imazu, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka
• 092-806-3995
• http://www.ike-ichigoen.com/
• https://www.instagram.com/ike_strawberry_farm/
Nakamura Farm
This strawberry farm in Minami-ku, Fukuoka City, opened in 2020. It grows “Kaorino” varieties, which are less acidic and more fragrant. It is conveniently accessible from Tenjin, taking a 20-minute bus ride from Nishitetsu Ohashi Sta. in the direction of Nakagawa without changing buses. The plants are set at a height that makes it easy to pick.
• Season: 12/18/2022 (Sun.) ~ May. 2023
• Open: 10:00~15:00 (last entry 14:00)
• Closed: Mon. to Fri.
• Reservations: Required by web
• Varieties: Kaorino
• Entry fee: over JHS ¥2,500, ES ¥2,000, over 2 y.o. ¥1,000, free for 1 y.o. and under
• Included in the entry fee: 50 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: ¥300/100g
• 4-622-1 Roji, Minami-ku, Fukuoka
• 080-3834-1515
• https://nakamuranouenn.com/
• https://www.instagram.com/nakamura_farm_fukuoka/
Itoshima City, Fukuoka
itoBEE Farm (itoBEEファーム)
A rice farmer in Itoshima known for growing rice without pesticides or fertilizers opened a new strawberry-picking farm in January 2022. The strawberry beds are raised off the ground for easy access, and the floor is paved so you won’t soil your shoes—several varieties of berries on offer. The house is designed so that even children can easily pick strawberries, so it’s ideal for families.
• Season: 1/7/2023 (Sat.) ~ (open only Sat., and Sun.)
• Open: 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00
• Closed: Mon. to Fri.
• Reservations: Required (phone or web)
• Varieties: Amaou, Benihoppe, Kaorino
• Entry fee: over ES ¥2,300, over 3 y.o. ¥1,700
• Included in the entry fee: 40 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: ¥250/100g (in Mar.) *depends on the season
• 318 Iwamoto, Itoshima City, Fukuoka
• 090-1929-8921
• https://s.jalan.net/33nsoXD
Isomoto Farm (磯本農園)
After picking you can relax inside a cute hut and snack on chiffon cake with fresh creme, and of course, the berries you picked. For more strawberry desserts and drinks, stop by their full-service cafe, Ichigo Cafe Tannal, located less than five minutes away by car. From this season, Amao milk gelato and strawberry candy will be added to the menu.
• Season: 1/2/2023 (Mon.) ~ 5/7 (Sun.)
• Open: 10:00~14:00 (last entry 13:00)
• Closed: Tue.
• Reservations: Required by phone or web (until 14:00 of the previous day if Sat. Sun. or hol.)
• Varieties: Amaou
• Entry fee:
Jan. ~ Mar. : Adult ¥2,500, ES ¥1,900, 3 y.o. and over ¥1,200
Apr. ~ May : Adult ¥1,500, ES ¥1,200, 3 y.o. and over ¥700
• Included in the entry fee: 45 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: Jan. ~ Mar. ¥280/100g , Apr. ~ May ¥180/100g
• 353-1 Shima-yoshida, Itoshima City, Fukuoka
• 092-327-1646
• http://isomoto-nouen.com/
• https://www.instagram.com/isomotofarm/
Sakura Farm (さくらファーム)
Sakura Farm is located in front of Sakurano Elementary School in Itoshima. In addition to Amaou and Saga Honoka, Kaorino and Amaekubo are available.
• Season: 12/24/2022 (Sat.) ~ 12/25/2022 (Sun.), 1/3 (Tue.) 2023~
• Open: 10:00~15:00 (lunch break 12:00~13:00, last admission 14:00) *Opening hours will be extended when the weather gets warmer (9:00-16:00, last admission 15:00)
• Closed: Irregular *Possibility of opening by advance reservation.
• Reservations: Required by phone or web or Instagram DM
• Varieties: Amaou, Sagahonoka, Kaorino, Amaekubo
• Entry fee:
Dec.: over JHS ¥3,000, ES ¥2,500, 3 y.o. and over ¥1,500
Jan.: over JHS ¥2,500, ES ¥2,000, 3 y.o. and over ¥1,000
• Included in the entry fee: 45 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: Dec. ¥350/100g, Jan. ¥300/100g
• 5966-3 Shima-sakurai, Itoshima City, Fukuoka
• 092-327-3272 (9:00~17:00)
• https://www.instagram.com/sakurafarm3/
Chikushino City, Fukuoka
Chikushino Strawberry Fields (ストロベリーフィールズ筑紫野いちご農園)
This tourist farm is located about 5 min. by taxi from Nishitetsu Chikushi Sta. and JR Harada Sta. 23 greenhouses are used to grow 6 kinds of strawberries, including white strawberries. Wheelchairs and children’s strollers are available. The farm also has a shop selling various sweets and cakes made with their very own strawberries as well as a rest area.
• Season: 11/26/2022 (Sat.) ~ 5/31/2023 (Wed.)
• Open: 9:00~17:00
• Closed: Mon. (open if hol., and closed the next day)
• Reservations: Required (phone or web)
• Varieties: Kaorino, Sagahonoka, Benihoppe, Koiminori, Star Night, Angel Night
• Entry fee:
11/26 ~ 5/7 : over JHS ¥2,300, ES ¥1,600, 3~6 y.o. ¥1,400
5/8 ~ 5/31 : over JHS ¥1,500, ES ¥1,000, 3~6 y.o. ¥800
• Included in the entry fee: 40 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: ¥180~240/100g (For takeaway only, entry fee ¥700 applies)
• 1278 Chikushi, Chikushino City, Fukuoka
• 092-400-3239 / 090-4516-1484 (9:00〜16:00)
• https://strawberryfields.jp/
• https://www.instagram.com/chikushinoichigonouen/
Kurume City, Fukuoka
Ichigo Kirari
This is a strawberry farm that opened in 2017, where you can enjoy picking up to eight kinds of strawberries, including the rare white strawberry “Awayuki” and the new variety “Yotsuboshi”. It is located in an area where fruit cultivation is flourishing due to the fertile land nurtured by the Chikugo River, the largest river in Kyushu, and the Mino Mountain Range. The pathways in the garden are wide, and visitors with strollers and wheelchairs are welcome.
• Season: 12/17/2022 (Sat.) ~ mid-May 2023
• Open: 10:00~16:00 (reception until 15:00)
• Closed: Mon., Tue., Fri.
• Reservations: Required (phone or web)
• Varieties: Amaou, Kaorino, Koiminori, Sagahonoka, Benihoppe, Yotsuboshi, Amaekubo, Awayuki (limited quantity)
• Entry fee:
12/17~4/9: Adult ¥2,300, ES ¥1,800, over 3 y.o. ¥1,400
4/10~5/8: Adult ¥1,900, ES ¥1,500, over 3 y.o. ¥1,200
5/9~: Adult ¥1,500, ES ¥1,100, over 3 y.o. ¥900
• Included in the entry fee: 50 mins. pick and eat
• Takeaway: ¥150~¥350/100g (the box fee ¥100, also entrance fee ¥300 is required)
• 2414 Kitanomachinaka, Kurume City, Fukuoka
• 080-3379-4115
• https://ichigokirari.com/
• https://www.instagram.com/ichigokirari/
Uruu Farm (うるう農園)
This is a strawberry farm that opened in 2018. You can enjoy comparing two kinds of strawberries in the spacious 22 greenhouses, 17 dedicated to Amao and 5 to Kaorino. Homemade strawberry daifuku (1 piece ¥ 450) using the whole “Amaou” is also popular. At the cafe, visitors can enjoy strawberry-based sweets such as cheesecake with more than 20% Amaou content and brûlée parfait at eat-in, or take them home.
• Season: 1/3/2023 (Tue.) ~ early Apr.
• Open: 9:00~17:00
• Closed: Irregular
• Reservations: Required by phone or web
• Varieties: Amaou, Kaorino
• Entry fee: over JHS ¥2,200, ES ¥1,800, 3~6 y.o. ¥1,400, free for 2 y.o. and under
• Included in the entry fee: 40 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: unavailable
• 2072 Yoake, Daizenji-machi, Kurume City, Fukuoka
• 0942-27-6400
• https://kanko.uluu-noen.com/
• https://www.instagram.com/uluu_noen/
Koga City, Fukuoka
Akiyama Gardening (秋山園芸)
This farm specializes in the popular Amaou variety. With elevated cultivation platforms and wide paths it’s comfortable for people of all ages to pick strawberries. Easy wheelchair access too. It is about a 10-minute drive from the Koga IC on the Kyushu Expressway.
• Season: 12/1/2022 (Thu.) ~ mid-May 2023
• Open: 10:00~16:00
• Closed: Never during the season
• Reservations: Required by phone.
• Varieties: Amaou
• Entry fee: over JHS ¥2,000, ES ¥1,500 over 3 y.o. ¥1,000
• Included in the entry fee: 60 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: ¥250/100g
• 260 Kubo, Koga City, Fukuoka
• 080-1705-3946
• http://www.akiyama-e.com/
Munakata City, Fukuoka
Fukuoka Berry Farm (玄海いちご狩り農園)
Enjoy picking strawberries in Munakata City whether rain or shine in the vinyl greenhouses. Wheelchair and handicap friendly, too. A good place to pick strawberries for large groups! They also sell strawberry seedlings (¥500) as well as strawberry jam (¥800~).
• Season: early Jan. 2023 ~ late May
• Open: 9:30~16:30
• Closed: Fri. (opened if hol.)
• Reservations: required on weekdays by phone, not possible on Sat., Sun., and hol. (accepted on a first-come, first-served basis)
• Varieties: Sachinoka
• Entry fee:
Jan. ~ Mar. : Adult ¥2,000, 2 y.o ~ ES ¥800
Apr. ~ May. : Adult ¥1,500, 2 y.o ~ ES ¥800
• Included in the entry fee: 40 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: Jan. ~ Mar. ¥290/100g , Apr. ~ May. ¥250/100g (¥300 entry fee applies for takeaway only)
• 54-1 Tano, Munakata City, Fukuoka
• 0940-62-8580
• https://genkaistrawberryfarm.stores.jp/
• https://www.instagram.com/genkaistrawberryfarm/
Ogori City, Fukuoka
Shiraki no Ichigo Shiawasemon (白木のいちご しあわせもん)
Shiraki no Ichigo has been cultivating the Fukuoka-born strawberry type Toyonoka since it was first established 38 years ago. Here you can also enjoy picking Oishi Berries, strawberries chock-full of vitamin C! You can enjoy comparing four kinds of strawberries.
• Season: 1/7/2023 (Sat.) ~ mid-May
• Open: 9:00~18:00
• Closed: Irregular
• Reservations: Required (phone)
• Varieties: Amaou, Toyonoka, Oishi Berry, Sachinoka
• Entry fee: over HS ¥2,400, JHS, 65 y.o. and over ¥2,000, ES ¥1,600,over 3~5 y.o. ¥1,200, free for 2 y.o. and under
• Included in the entry fee: 50 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway (¥400 entry fee for adults over 3 y.o.): ¥300/100 g
• 1706-1 Yokoguma, Ogori City, Fukuoka
• Mobile: 090-8832-8391, fax: 0942-75-6810
• http://www.shiraki-ichigo.com/
• https://www.facebook.com/shiawasemon/
• https://www.instagram.com/shirakinoichigoshiawasemon/
Berry Field
A tourist farm where you can pick blueberries in summer and strawberries in winter. Eight types of strawberries popular in Fukuoka, including “Amaou,” are available for all-you-can-eat for 60 minutes! Soft-serve ice cream using seasonal fruits from the farm and pizza baked in an Italian oven with handmade sauce using local wheat “Chikugo Izumi” are also available for purchase, making it a fun picnic. An 8-minute walk from Mitsusawa Station on the Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line.
• Season: 12/3/2022 (Sat.) ~ May. 2023
• Open: 10:00~17:00
• Closed: 12/31/2022
• Reservations: Required (phone or web)
• Varieties: Amaou, Benihoppe, Sachinoka, Kaorino, Yotsuboshi, Sagahonoka, Berrypop Haruhi, Berrypop Suzu
• Entry fee:
Dec.: over JHS ¥2,500, ES ¥2,000, over 3 y.o. ¥1,500
1/10~4/9: over JHS ¥2,200, ES ¥1,800, over 3 y.o. ¥1,400
4/10~5/7: over JHS ¥2,000, ES ¥1,600, over 3 y.o. ¥1,300
5/8~: over JHS ¥1,500, ES ¥1,300, over 3 y.o. ¥1,000
• Included in the entry fee: 60 min. pick and eat
• 2881 Mitsusawa, Ogori City, Fukuoka
• 090-4485-7079
• http://berry-field.jp/
• https://www.instagram.com/berry.batake/
Chikuzen-machi, Asakura-gun, Fukuoka
Lion Strawberry Farm (らいおん果実園)
Lion Strawberry Farm is one of Kyushu’s largest fruit farms boasting eleven varieties and approximately 60,000 strawberry plants. In addition to “Lion Ichigo,” an original variety of strawberries from Lion Strawberry Farm, “Polycchigo,” (polyphenols strawberry), a new variety added last year, contains 1.5 times more polyphenols than conventional strawberries. They will also sell harvested strawberries, and you can enjoy strawberry crepes. Reservations required so don’t forget to call beforehand!
• Season: 12/17/2022 (Sat.) ~ mid-May. 2023
• Open: 10:00~16:00
• Closed: Irregular
• Reservations: Required (phone or web)
• Varieties: Amaou, Kaorino, Akihime, Koiminori, Benihoppe, Okimi, Sagahonoka, Lion Ichigo, Amaekubo, Polycchigo
• Entry fee:
12/17 ~ early Apr.: over JHS ¥2,100, 3 y.o. ~ ES ¥1,700
Mid-Apr. ~ Early May.: over JHS ¥1,800, 3 y.o. ~ ES ¥1,400
Mid-May. ~ end of the season: over JHS ¥1,300, 3 y.o. ~ ES ¥1,000
• Included in the entry fee: 60 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: 12/17 ~ early Apr.: ¥250/100g, Mid-Apr. ~ Early May.: ¥200/100g, Mid-May.~ end of the season: ¥150/100g (takeaway only is not offered)
• 1478-1 Fukida, Chikuzen-machi, Asakura, Fukuoka
• 0946-42-5556
• http://www.lionkajitsuen.com/english
• https://www.instagram.com/lion_kajitsuen/
Ukiha City, Fukuoka
Kajiwara Fruits (梶原フルーツ)
Located in Ukiha City, Fukuoka (close to the Oita Prefecture border) Kajihara Fruits take pride in their strawberries raised organically with mineral-rich fertilizer made from seaweed – that might be good for your health! You can sign up for strawberry jam making (¥2,700/group) or ichigo daifuku making (¥2,600/group) experiences, too. Benches have been set up in one corner of the field so that visitors can sit and eat freshly picked strawberries. Starting this year, two new varieties, “Hoshi Urara” and “Star Night,” have been added to the lineup.
• Season: Jan. 2023~ Apr.
• Open: 9:00~17:00 (reception: ~16:00)
• Closed: Mon., Fri. (open if hol. and closed the next day)
• Reservations: Required (phone)
• Varieties: Amaou, Benihoppe, Sachinoka, Sagahonoka, Akihime, Kaorino, Koiminori, Hoshi Urara, Star Night
• Entry fee: Adult ¥2,300, ES ¥2,000, 3~6 y.o. ¥1,400, free for 2 y.o. and under
• Included in the entry fee: 60 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: ¥250/100g (takeaway only is not offered)
• 481-5 Ukiha-machi Miharu, Ukiha City, Fukuoka
• 080-1727-6275
• https://kajiwarafruits.com/
• https://www.instagram.com/kaji.fruit1583/
Ukiha Shunkoen (うきは春光園)
All-you-can-eat for 60 minutes of 5 varieties of fresh strawberries grown at the foot of Mt. Mino in Kurume. Thanks to elevated trellise, you can enjoy strawberry picking while standing. The Handmade fruit butter (¥700 each for Amao, persimmon, and blueberry) and strawberry jam (¥600) made with fruits from the farm are also popular.
Photo by Ukiha Shunkoen Official Instagram
• 12/19/2022 (Mon.) ~ late Apr. 2023
• 9:30〜16:00
• Closed: Mon., Fri.
• Reservations: Required (phone or web)
• Varieties : Amaou, Kaorino, Benihoppe, Akihime, Koiminori
• Entry fee:
Dec. ~ Mar.: over JHS ¥2,200, ES ¥1,900, 3~5 y.o. ¥1,300, free for 3 y.o. and under
Apr. ~ May.: over JHS ¥1,900, ES ¥1,600, 3~5 y.o. ¥1,100, free for 3 y.o. and under
• Included in the entry fee: 60 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway : 100g / prices will vary depending on the season
• 783-172 Yamakita, Ukiha, Ukiha City, Fukuoka
• 0943-77-4118
• https://shunkoen-ukiha.com/ichigogari
• https://www.instagram.com/shunkoen15_ukiha/
Hirokawa-machi, Yame-gun, Fukuoka
Sato-no-eki Hirokawa Fruit Village (広川くだもの村)
Hirokawa Fruit Village is run by a pear farmer with a 60-year career. They grow pears, grapes, peaches, and strawberries throughout the year. In winter, strawberry picking begins, and visitors can enjoy four varieties of strawberries, including “Amaou”, grown both on a raised bed and cultivated in the ground. At the attached store, vegetables, fruits, eggs, and handmade side dishes produced in Hirokawa Town and Yame City and shipped directly from the production area will be sold.
• Season: 1/3/2023 (Tue.) ~ early May
• 9:00~16:00
• Closed: Tue.
• Reservations: Required by phone (until the day before)
• Varieties: Amaou, Benihoppe, Kaorino, Oishi berry
• Entry fee: over JHS ¥1,900, 4 y.o.~ ES ¥1,100
• Included in the entry fee: 60 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway: ¥250/100 g (¥100 entry fee applies)
• 268 Yoshitsune, Hirokawa-machi, Yame, Fukuoka
• 0943-32-2413
• https://www.hirokawakudamono-net.com/
• https://twitter.com/kudamonomura268
Yame City, Fukuoka
Hirai Tourist Farm (平井観光農園)
Here you can enjoy picking well-known strawberries as well as fruit tomatoes (start from 1/2/2023). If you participate in strawberry picking, you will receive an additional 200 grams of strawberries to take home.
Photo from official facebook
• Season: Dec. 2022 ~ 5/10 (Wed.) 2023
• Open: 9:30~14:00
• Closed: Irregular (always open on Sat. and Sun.)
• Reservations: Required (web)
• Varieties: Amaou, Kaorino, Benihoppe, Hoshi no Kirameki, Starnight, Berry Pop, Tokyo Ohisama Berry, Tochiotome, Toyonoka, Sagahonoka etc.
• Entry fee:
Dec.~4/26 : Adult ¥2,300, ES.¥1,900, 4 y.o ~ ¥1,500, free for 3 y.o. and under
4/27~5/10 : Adult ¥1,600, ES. ¥1,200, 4 y.o ~ ¥600 free for 3 y.o. and under
• Included in the entry fee: 45 min. pick and eat
• 54 Mukaide, Yoshida, Yame City, Fukuoka
• 080-4279-7716
• https://hirai-tourist-farm.com
• https://www.instagram.com/hirai.k/
Pooh’s Strawberry Farm (プーさんのいちご園)
Strawberries are grown in eight trellises, making them easy to pick for both young and old visitors. Enjoy picking, sampling and comparing over ten kinds of strawberries.
• Season: 1/3/2023 (Tue.) ~ 5/14 (Sun.)
• Open: 9:30~16:00 (reception: ~15:00)
• Closed: Mon. (open if hol.,closed the next day)
• Reservations: Required for large groups only. Please call on the day to check availability of strawberries, especially on weekends.
• Varieties: Amaou, Amaekubo, Oishi Berry, Koiminori, Kaorino, Sagahonoka, Benihoppe, Yotsuboshi, Haruhi etc.
• Entry fee:
1/3 ~ 4/4 weekdays: over JHS ¥2,000, 4~12 y.o. ¥1,500, Sat., Sun., hol.: over JHS ¥2,300, 4~12 y.o. ¥1,700
4/5~5/7 weekdays: over JHS ¥1,600, 4~12 y.o. ¥1,200, Sat., Sun., hol.: over JHS ¥1,900, 4~12 y.o. ¥1,400
5/8 ~ 5/14 weekdays: over JHS ¥1,300, 4~12 y.o. ¥800, Sat., Sun., hol.: over JHS ¥1,600, 4~12 y.o. ¥1,000
• Included in the entry fee: 60 min. pick and eat
• Takeaway : ¥250/100g (takeaway only is not offered)
• 600-3 Baba, Yame City, Fukuoka
• 080-1776-1713
• http://gennousya.com
• https://www.instagram.com/pusannoichigo/
Updated in Dec. 2022.
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Note: The contents of this guide may be subject to change, and open terms may vary due to weather and strawberry growing conditions. Please check with each farm before visiting. The phone numbers listed may be unavailable on weekends, on holidays or outside business hours. Large groups should always call ahead in advance. The information presented here was gathered and summarized by the Fukuoka Now staff. While we have done our best to check for accuracy, there might be errors and details may have changed. If you notice any errors or changes, please contact us. This report was originally written in March 2016.
