Guide

Fukuoka Clam Digging Guide 2026

As spring blossoms, you're likely to encounter a captivating scene by the shorelines or river mouths: crowds of people engaging deeply with a tradition that’s far from your typical...

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Fukuoka Hina Matsuri Guide 2026

Hina Matsuri, celebrated in line with Momo no Sekku (Peach Festival) on March 3, is a traditional Japanese event that prays for the healthy growth and happiness of young girls. The...

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Fukuoka Cherry Blossom / Sakura Guide 2026

Each spring, cherry blossom forecasts become a quiet obsession. Maps are checked, dates debated, and travel plans adjusted in pursuit of a few fleeting days of bloom....

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Fukuoka Setsubun Guide 2026

Setsubun is a traditional event held to ward off evil spirits on the eve of Risshun (the beginning of spring)...

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Fukuoka Plum Blossom Guide 2026

With their red, white, and soft pink petals and a faint, unmistakable fragrance, plum blossoms quietly announce...

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Fukuoka Hatsu-uri and Fukubukuro Guide 2026

The concept of hatsu-uri, or “first sale,” is a beloved New Year tradition in Japan, forming part of the seasonal line-up...

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Hatsumode in Fukuoka 2026

For many of our readers, celebrating New Year's Eve in Japan may be a novel experience...

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Fukuoka First Sunrise 2026 – Guide

In Japan, Ganjitsu is not just New Year’s Day—it’s a symbol of renewal and hope. The term is deeply rooted in the characters that signify the year’s first sunrise...

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