2025 Chikuzen Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Enjoy for free! A huge, powerful straw statue It is on display at the Fureai Farm in Yasunosato Park, Chikuzen Town This year, it's like the real thing! Godzilla the Monster -1.0 The giant Godzilla is about 10 meters tall, 5.6 meters wide, 11.7 meters deep, and weighs about 4.5 tons, making it the largest straw statue ever made No matter where you take a photo, Godzilla's power is amazing! It has been certified by the Guinness World Records as the largest fictional character statue made of straw Only the face of the giant straw statue Buddha from last year was on display 60-5 Matsunobu, Chikuzen-cho, Asakura-gun, Fukuoka Prefecture Free parking #0 yen trip February 2025 #Fukuoka #Fukuoka sightseeing #free spot #Fukuoka drive #fukuoka #giant straw statue

#Fukuoka Attractions The Kusaba River Cherry Blossom Trees are a 2.2km long cherry blossom tree grove planted along the Kusaba River, a clear stream that flows through Chikuzen Town. It is the most famous cherry blossom spot in the town. There are about 350 cherry trees along the Kose River that flows through the Nagakawa area of ​​the city. The grand finale is the scenery that blooms against the backdrop of the majestic Mina Mountains. The cherry blossom tree-lined promenade is narrow and densely lined with trees, making it look like a cherry blossom tunnel. In the rural scenery, there are many rape flowers blooming on the embankment, which is a wonderful spot where you can enjoy the combination of cherry blossoms and rape flowers. There is a dreamlike scene on the embankment, and the sunset seen from here is also very special.

A historical museum in Chikuzen-machi, Asakura-gun, Fukuoka Prefecture Chikuzen Town Tachiarai Peace Memorial Museum☀️ About 1,800 wartime documents are on display, including the former Imperial Japanese Army Type 97 fighter plane and the former Imperial Japanese Navy Zero fighter plane. An aviation school also existed at the time, and it was a relay base for the kamikaze squadrons, sending off many young kamikaze pilots to Chiran and other places. The fighter planes (Zero fighter) in the museum are impressive and overwhelming. There are booths displaying documents from the time of the great air raids, letters (wills) written by kamikaze pilots to their families, and a booth displaying the remains of an actual Zero fighter, making this a peace memorial museum with many exhibits worth seeing. Relive the sad memories of the war and feel gratitude for our ancestors and the blessing of peace. #FukuokaTourism #Fukuoka #Fukuoka #Tachiarai #Tachiarai #TachiaraiPeaceMemorialMuseum

@Fukuoka Japan's Kyushu region's lesser-known cherry blossom viewing spot, Kusakogawa. Weekend is here, spring brings various romantic vibes and colors~ Now I don't know if anyone can see this, but I can't help but recommend a relatively niche cherry blossom viewing spot to you, avoiding the crowds and ending up with nothing, let's plan it! Many tourists rushing to Japan to see cherry blossoms may go to some well-known scenic spots, only to find out how crowded they are. The essence of cherry blossom viewing in Japan (especially for photography) is not about going to popular tourist attractions, but about driving around in the countryside and seeing rows of beautiful cherry blossom trees swaying in the wind. Recommend a cherry blossom path in Kawakami, Fukuoka called Kusagawa River (located in Asakura, Fukuoka Prefecture). It's only an hour away by bus. Instead of crowded tourist attractions, why not visit the Kusagawa River? The cherry blossoms along the river stretch for several kilometers. Even if you go on weekends, you can have a whole tree in full bloom, allowing you to enjoy the flowers and take photos without any hassle.