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Wadaiko Festival in Tochoji
Immerse yourself in the rhythms of traditional Japan, as five wadaiko (Japanese drumming) troupes perform at Tochoji temple, known as the oldest power spot in Japan. There’s also b...
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Hakata Historical Tour
The 2,000 year old history of Hakata is a source of pride and interest for local residents and tourists alike. In this two-hour walking tour you’ll visit some of Hakata’s most famo...
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Antiquing in Hakata “Bayside Market” Vol.2
Antique dealers come from all over Japan to take part in this stylish, nostalgia-filled antique market. For two days at Bayside Place, browse their selection of antique furniture, ...
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Suijo Restaurant
Linked to this year’s Nakasu Matsuri, a visit to the Suijo Restaurant will get you in the mood for the main festival. Running from Oct. 1 until the final day of Nakasu Matsuri on 1...
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Hakata Akihaku Stamp Rally
Join in the popular Japanese pastime of a stamp rally! Visit famous Hakata spots, collecting unique stamps along the way. It’s a fun way to see the sights of Hakata and a chance to...
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Hakata Akihaku Photo Contest
Think of yourself as a budding photographer? Snap photos at any Akihaku 2013 event and submit them to the official photo contest. All camera formats accepted, including photographs...
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Nigerian Day @ Kokusai Hiroba
Celebrating Nigerian Day 2013 with a free cultural event on Oct. 5 (Sat.) from 13:30~16:30 at ACROS Fukuoka. In the educational and entertaining session, Kyushu's resident Nigerian...
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October 2013 Fukuoka Now Magazine
Fall has arrived in Fukuoka. This month's cover was shot inside Sumiyoshi Shrine and features our model the lovely Krysten Lundh (USA). Inside this issue we introduce two seasonal ...
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Motoni Nomura—Female Poet of the Late Edo Era
Sanso-dori is a street that runs from Ozasa to Hirao in Chuo-ku. The name is derived from Hiraosanso, a thatched-roof hut located nearby. This was the home of Botoni Nomura, a fema...
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City Bulletin October 2013
Selected news topics by Fukuoka Now from Fukuoka’s Shisei Dayori.
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