- 08:30 your hotel at Fukuoka city

10:00 - *Fruits change depending on the season, so please do your own research and make a reservation. Or our tourist guides can help you make your reservations. Fukuoka is one of the leading strawberry producing areas in Japan. Among them, the brand "Amaou'' is very popular.

12:00 - You can eat on the approach to the shrine or inside the precincts of Fukuoka's most popular shrine. "Welcome to Dazaifu Tenmangu" Enshrining Sugawara Michizane, or Tenjin, the deity of learning, culture, and the arts, Dazaifu Tenmangu welcomes more than 10 million visitors a year. It is one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, the head of 12,000 Tenjin shrines nationwide, and one of the top places to visit in Fukuoka. The shrine and its surrounds are ancient, but its approach to art is timeless, working with international artists to create a rich program of cutting-edge art events and blending the spiritual and creative in a unique environment, open to all. Welcome to Dazaifu Tenmangu—the shrine of learning, culture, and the arts for more than a millennium.

15:30 - *last order until 15:45 *It is smoother to make a reservation from the web page. : At ICHIRAN no Mori, a portion of the noodle-making process that would normally never be revealed is now being exhibited to the public, if only by the smallest degree. If you come by, you’ll also be able to stop in at the annex shop and enjoy a leisurely bowl of Classic Tonkotsu Ramen, at ICHIRAN no Mori. Located on the Itoshima Peninsula in western Fukuoka Prefecture, this 9.2-hectare (22.9-acre) production facility has been christened “ICHIRAN no Mori”: The Forest of ICHIRAN.The environment here is one of rich nature, with water, air, soil, and trees that you can reach out and touch. This is where ICHIRAN’s all-natural tonkotsu ramen is made—from our spicy sauce to our broth, the materials for our ramen are shipped out daily to ICHIRAN locations across the world.

16:45 - Futamigaura is a famous sight located in the north of Itoshima city, within Genkai Quasi-National Park. Whereas Futamigaura in Ise, Mie Prefecture is known as “the Sunrise Futamiura,” the beauty of the sun setting into the Genkai Sea gave rise to the nickname of this place as “the Sunset Futamigaura.” Out past the white torii gate is “Meotoiwa” (Couples Rock), a double-peaked islet that appears to stands together like a man and wife. Lying some 150 meters off the coast, the two parts of the islet are bound together by a shimenawa rope. The islet is a sacred site of the Sakurai Shrine, which was founded by Tadayuki Kuroda, the second lord of the Fukuoka domain, and revered by generations of Kuroda clan, hence its other name, Sakurai-Futamigaura. With a number of fashionable cafes and restaurants nearby, this is an area that attracts a lot of sightseers.

17:15- "Palm Tree Swing" : Feel free to take a commemorative photo!

- 18:30 NAKASU Stall, Hakata ward, Fukuoka *Nakasu's food stalls will not "appear" unless you go out after sunset. It doesn't "exist" during the day. **With this product we don't wait for your dinner to finish. From Nakasu Kawabata Station, which is within walking distance, it takes a few minutes to get to Hakata Station, or maybe 1 meter by taxi.