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Good Music Parlor Unity – h factor –
Jazz trumpeter Terumasa Hino, widely acknowledged as one of Japan's finest jazz musicians, comes to play in Fukuoka! Currently based in New York, Hino has been active since the 60s...
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Hakataori Exhbition
Hakata ori (woven textile) is a local folk craft with 760 years of tradition. It has been popular for centuries for use in kimono and obi as a silk textile due to its tensility and...
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Myorakuji Light Up Concert
Special live performance at Myorakuji of two popular Japanese musical artists - Asako Toki and Shunsuke Watanabe. Toki is best known as the singer for the pop band Cymbals between ...
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Hakata Light Up Walk “Kimono Wearing Experience”
Hakata Machiya Folk Museum offers a tour of the Hakata Light Up Walk (see previous event for details) clad in a beautiful kimono. After the kimono tour, there’s a tea lecture at th...
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Hakata Light Up Walk 2013
Historical zen temples and gardens in the Hakata area are beautifully illuminated for this event. In between venues there are areas with mini-concerts and stalls selling food, drin...
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Hakataekimae Street Open Cafe “Cafe Petit Patti”
Open for a limited time only on Hakata Station road, this open-air cafe serves drinks and sweets. Take some time out of a busy day and enjoy the terrace atmosphere.
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Hakata Kunchi
This traditional festival, with 1,200 years of history, gives thanks to the gods for Autumn’s harvest. An ox-drawn carriage pulls an ornate mikoshi (divine palanquin/ portable shri...
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Hakataekimae Street Gallery
The road between Canal City Hakata East Bldg. and JR Hakata Station becomes a colorful sight for one month only. Flags designed by local residents hang from street lights, and vari...
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Fujita Park Bamboo Candle Night
Beautifully patterned bamboo lanterns made by local students and designers are displayed in Fujita Park. This event coincides with the Hakata Tomyo Watching event - adding even mor...
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Hakata Tomyo Watching 2013
Each October Hakata streets are illuminated with tens of thousands of paper lanterns. Stroll through the many narrow side streets to see small and large creative lantern formations...
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