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Uminonakamichi Flower Picnic 2026
Flower Picnic, a spring tradition, takes place at Uminonakamichi Seaside Park, where seasonal flowers bloom...
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Hakopan Fes Vol. 3
A popular annual event brings together some of Fukuoka’s favorite bakeries along the approach to Hakozaki Shrine (Hakozaki-gu). Stalls are lined...
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Hakozaki Shrine – Oshioi-tori (Gathering Sacred Sand)
Hakozaki Shrine’s Spring Shanie Festival is held on the day of Tsuchinoe (the “Elder Earth” day in the traditional calendar) ...
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Hakozaki Shrine Flea Market
Held monthly (except in September and January), this large-scale flea market lines the approach to Hakozaki Shrine with over...
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Setsubun at Kashii Shrine
Kashii Shrine, with a history of over 1,800 years, enshrines Emperor Chuuai and Empress Jingu and is one of 16 imperial shrines in Japan where imperial envoys are...
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Setsubun at Hakozaki Shrine
Hakozaki Shrine, located along Hakata Bay, features an 850-meter approach stretching from its grand Ichinotorii gate to the main hall. Known for hosting...
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Man in His 20s Dies After Sparring Incident in Fukuoka
A man believed to be in his 20s was found unconscious in an apartment in Fukuoka City’s Higashi Ward on January 8 and later died, police said. Emergency services were called at aro...
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Fukuoka Plans Display Facility for Genko Borui Ruins
Fukuoka City will build a display facility to preserve and present remains of the...
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Hakozaki Shrine Flea Market
Held monthly (except in September and January), this large-scale flea market lines the approach to Hakozaki Shrine with over 200 stalls, opening from 7:00. Most vendors...
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Tama Seseri
Held for over 600 years, the Tamaseseri Festival is a dynamic New Year tradition in Hakata. Participants called seriko, wearing traditional loincloths...
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