Now Reports

Chez Rémy

Every evening in Fukuoka, the city begins to light up around 18:00 with the twinkle of yatai (food stall) lanterns. For a unique twist...

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Tokio

Tokio offers myriad menu items made with fresh fruit. Of course, people come for the fruit platters and juices, but the lunch sets are also...

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Sobakiri Hatae

At Sobakiri Hatae, you can enjoy fresh, seasonal fish and tempura, and round out your meal with a bowl of soba. Every morning, owner Shinji Hatae heads to...

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Mariera Hakata Bay Cruise

The recently renovated Mariera is up and running with voyages around Hakata Bay every noon, afternoon, and evening. Fukuoka Now went for a cruise one clear afternoon to enjoy this ...

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Festa di Spumante 2017 – Report

Now in its third year, Festa di Spumante is known as “otona no natsu matsuri” or summer festival for grown-ups, and it’s easy to see why – this festival boasts 53 different sparkli...

Guide to Japanese life and language written by Anne Crescini

Anne Crescini has lived in Japan for over 16 years and works primarily in research and education as an associate professor at Kitakyushu University. Having previously lived in Kita...

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Limited Edition Daikoku Candy at Ishimura Manseido Until Jul. 15

Special edition hard rock candy called Daikoku Candy is currently being sold at the popular Japanese sweets shop Ishimura Manseido for the duration of the...

Fukuoka Canada Day Report 2017

Canada’s 150th anniversary as a nation was celebrated in force and with style in Fukuoka! Blessed with fair skies, 1,030 people attended Fukuoka Now’s Fukuoka Canada Day party at.....