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Kitakyushu Starts Emergency Tree Checks
Kitakyushu City began emergency inspections of trees in six major parks on April 16 following a series of falling tree incidents across Japan. Certified...
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Fukuoka FG Expands Rewards Program
Fukuoka Financial Group announced an expansion of its “vary” rewards service on April 16, adding 15 partner brands, including Seven-Eleven, to broaden...
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Hakata Old Town Tourism Hub Planned
Fukuoka City announced on April 20 plans to develop a new tourism hub in the Hakata Old Town area by autumn 2027, aiming to increase visitor demand by...
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Mitsubishi Electric Completes Fukuoka Plant
Mitsubishi Electric has completed a new factory in Nishi Ward, Fukuoka City, for the assembly and inspection of power semiconductor modules...
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Body Found In Ohori Park Pond
An elderly woman was found dead in a pond at Ohori Park in Fukuoka’s Chuo Ward on April 19, prompting a police investigation. At around 11:30 a.m...
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Tenjin Redevelopment Impact Hits ¥1.8 Trillion
A redevelopment initiative in Fukuoka’s Tenjin district is projected to generate an economic impact of approximately ¥1.89 trillion, more than double a 2015 estimate, according to ...
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5th Itoshima Temple Marche
A thoughtfully curated market takes place at a temple in Itoshima, inviting visitors to pause and reflect on daily life...
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Marine World Night Aquarium
“Night at the Aquarium” takes place during the Golden Week holidays, with extended opening hours allowing...
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Hakata Matsubayashi Parade
“Hakata Matsubayashi” is a traditional event that marks the opening of the Hakata Dontaku festival. The Three...
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Sakurai Futamigaura, Shimenawa Festival
An annual Shinto ritual sees the massive sacred rope (shimenawa) at Meoto Iwa (Wedded Rocks) in Futamigaura...
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