Three-day tour in Fukuoka: an adventure in Japan that blends the past and the present, limited experience, and create your own Japanese memory

#FukuokaItinerary 【Day 1: Visit the old shrine × Ramen revolution】 1. Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine (9:00-10:30) The soul landmark of Fukuoka, dedicated to the god of learning, Sugawara no Michizane. The thousand-year-old shrine and the aroma of umegae mochi are the must-see spots. The approach to the shrine is lined with ancient trees, and the bronze bull statues and stone walls tell historical stories. It is a great place to quietly experience Japanese culture. 2. Hakata Ichiran Ramen (12:00-13:00) A pilgrimage site for ramen lovers, the pork bone soup base is rich, the barbecued pork is tender, and the unique soy sauce aroma is addictive. The experience of choosing soup concentration and ingredients to meet personalized needs. 3. Canal City Hakata (15:00-17:00) A complex integrating shopping, dining and entertainment, with daily water dance shows and 3D light shows. I recommend Ippudo Ramen and Momomi Café. The bright lights at night are perfect for taking photos and checking in. 【Day 2: Natural scenery × art experience】 1. Ohori Park (9:00-11:00) The Japanese garden designed in imitation of the West Lake in Hangzhou, the island in the middle of the lake and the Starbucks eco-friendly concept store are the highlights. Rent a boat and paddle through the sunset, and you’ll feel like you’re in the world of Hayao Miyazaki’s animations. 2. Fukuoka Tower (14:00-15:30) Climb to the top of Japan's tallest seaside tower at 234 meters and enjoy a 360-degree view of the blue tears of Hakata Bay and the city skyline. The "Key of Love" lock in the tower and the fireworks show at sunset are a romantic promise between lovers. 3. Forest Park (16:00-17:30) This family-friendly park has a wide lawn, children's play facilities and a cafe, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. 【Day 3: Shopping spree × city fireworks】 1. Tenjin Underground Shopping Center (9:00-12:00) Fukuoka's shopping paradise, connecting the subway Airport Line and Nanakuma Line, has about 150 stores, ranging from fashionable brands to exquisite shops, where you can enjoy the fun of shopping. 2. Zhongzhou House Street (18:00-19:30) Synonymous with Fukuoka's nightlife, there are more than 60 stalls selling oden, skewers and mentaiko. People squeezed under small plastic sheds can feel the enthusiasm of the market and the warmth of the late-night canteen. 3. Hakata Ramen Museum (14:00-16:00) Learn about the history and production process of Hakata ramen, experience the fun of making ramen yourself, and taste a variety of different flavors of ramen. 【Practical Tips】 • Transportation: It is recommended to purchase the "Suica Card" or "1-day ticket", which allows you to connect major attractions by subway and walking. • Limited Easter egg: If you have enough time, you can add a Liuchuan human-powered boat (reservation is required in advance) to experience the leisurely boating in the water village. • Outfit Tips: Visit during the spring cherry blossom season (March-April) or the autumn leaves season (November) to see the Fukuoka Castle ruins and Maizuru Park for even more stunning views. From visiting ancient shrines to feasting on ramen, from the top of skyscrapers to fireworks at small stalls, Fukuoka takes three days to give you a perfect symphony of history, food and nature!