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Fukuoka Firefly Watching Guide 2026

Watching fireflies has been part of early summer in Japan for centuries, with records dating back as far as the Heian period. Fireflies even...

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Fukuoka Hydrangea Guide 2026

Hydrangeas are one of the defining flowers of Japan’s rainy season, bringing soft color to temple paths, gardens...

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FREE! 36 things to do in Fukuoka 2026

Fukuoka is an easy city to explore without spending much, if you know where to go. Beyond the usual tourist spots...

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Golden Week Fukuoka Guide 2026: Events, Day Trips, and City Walks

Golden Week is just around the corner, bringing a run of holidays during one of the most comfortable times of the year. It’s an...

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Fukuoka Wisteria Guide 2026

Wisteria in bloom is one of the clearest signals that spring is drawing to a close. With its trailing clusters and gentle fragrance, it creates a distinctly...

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Fukuoka Azalea Guide 2026

From mid-April to early May, azaleas come into bloom across Fukuoka. Planted in clusters along the slopes of parks and temple grounds...

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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 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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