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Jun 9, 2023Now Reports
Fukuoka Public Pool Guide 2023
Fukuoka is peppered with public municipal swimming pools perfect for every season. With indoor pools that offer year-round ideal swimming conditions regardless of the weather, and ...
May 19, 2023Now Reports
Fukuoka Hydrangea Viewing Guide 2023
While the rainy season might seem burdensome with wet shoes, carrying an umbrella everywhere, and being confined indoors, it does have its charms. Notably, the stunning ajisai (hy...
May 19, 2023Now Reports
Fukuoka Firefly Watching Guide 2023
Firefly viewing season is beginning earlier than usual in Kyushu due to the warmer weather, and fireflies have already been spotted in some areas. Fireflies, known as hotaru in Jap...
May 12, 2023Now Reports
FREE! 34 things to do in Fukuoka 2023
Exploring an exciting town like Fukuoka, packed with historical landmarks, great shopping and plenty of places to dine, you can easily slaughter your wallet in a single day. But th...
Apr 21, 2023Now Reports
Hakata Dontaku Guide 2023
Dontaku, derived from the Dutch word Zondag (holiday), is one of the largest festivals in Japan, attracting two million spectators (pre-pandemic.) This year the event will be held ...
Apr 19, 2023Now Reports
Golden Week in Fukuoka Guide 2023
Searching for destinations and activities during Golden Week? Explore our carefully selected list of events and experiences! With so much to see and do, Golden Week 2023 spans from...
Apr 13, 2023Now Reports
Fukuoka Now Azalea Guide 2023
Azalea is a shrub with red, pink, and white flowers that bloom from April to May. It is commonly Azaleas have been used as garden and roadside shrubs in many parts of Japan since a...
Apr 7, 2023Now Reports
Fukuoka Wisteria Guide 2023
The cherry blossom season began and ended at least two weeks earlier than usual. Now another tree comes into bloom in Fukuoka and across Kyushu. Wisteria have been adored...
Mar 31, 2023Now Reports
Clam Digging Guide 2023
At the beginning of Spring, you may notice clusters of people digging at the mouth of the Muromigawa River. They’re not panning for gold, but for something much tastier - clams! In...
Mar 3, 2023Now Reports
Fukuoka Nanohana Guide 2023
Just like sakura, nanohana, otherwise known as field mustard, signals the start of spring in Fukuoka! Depending on the location, nanohana season runs from February to April in Fuku...
