[2025 Kasuya Attraction] Travel Guide for Kayoicho Park (Updated Jul)

Fukuoka's Kayoicho Park is a hidden gem for cherry blossom viewing. Every late March, over a thousand Somei Yoshino cherry trees bloom along the winding paths, creating a 1.2-kilometer cherry blossom tunnel. When sunlight filters through the delicate petals, the entire park seems to be enveloped in a pink mist. Unlike the bustling popular cherry blossom spots, this park retains a leisurely local atmosphere. Locals enjoy bringing yatai (street food) to picnic under the cherry trees. We recommend pairing freshly grilled mentaiko rice balls with Amaou strawberry daifuku to experience Fukuoka's unique cherry blossom viewing charm. The park is just an 8-minute walk from Yakuin Odori Station on the Nanakuma Subway Line. Nearby, you can also visit century-old wagashi (Japanese sweets) shops, making it a perfect combination of nature and culture for a spring trip. It's an excellent choice for a deep dive into the elegance of Kyushu. Address: 3 Chome-2-1 Kayoicho, Kasuya, Kasuya District, Fukuoka 811-2309, Japan

#福冈樱花 My dears, I have discovered another hidden gem of cherry blossom viewing in Fukuoka! That is Kayoicho Park 🌸 The transportation here is super convenient. It is a 10-minute walk from JR Chojahara Station, or a 5-minute walk from JR Sakurōden Station (different entrances). As soon as I stepped into Jiayuding Park, I was instantly amazed! With Jia and Ding Ponds as the center, a large area of ​​water is surrounded by more than 700 cherry trees, and the entire park seems to be shrouded in pink gauze. As the breeze blew, cherry blossom petals fluttered down and fell into the pond, creating ripples. It really felt like walking into an anime scene. Whether standing by the pool or strolling on the cherry blossom path, every angle is super photogenic 📷 Just take a casual shot and you will get a fresh Japanese feel. Moreover, there are relatively few people here, so you don’t have to squeeze in with the crowds and can enjoy the wonderful time of cherry blossom viewing. My dears, if you are tired of the crowded cherry blossom viewing spots and want to find a quiet and beautiful place, then Fukuoka's Kaido Park is definitely worth a visit!

My dears, in addition to the popular cherry blossom viewing spots in Fukuoka, there is also an amazing niche treasure spot - Kayoicho Park! The transportation is very convenient, just a 10-minute walk from JR Chojahara Station or a 5-minute walk from JR Sakurōden Station (different entrances). As soon as you enter the park, it feels like you have stepped into the world of the second dimension! With Jia and Ding Pond as the center, it is surrounded by gurgling water and more than 700 cherry trees. Looking around, the pink and white cherry blossoms are densely packed, contrasting with the clear water and blue sky, and it is beautiful like a dream. Whether strolling along the cherry blossom path or sitting quietly by the pond, every frame seems to be taken from a comic book. When taking photos here, you don’t need any filters at all, and every shot you take will be a blockbuster, with a super high success rate! If you also want to avoid the crowds and immerse yourself in the romance of cherry blossoms, then you must come to Jiayuding Park to experience this spring-limited beauty that is unique to Fukuoka! #FukuokaCherryBlossomViewing #NicheAttractions #KayoichoPark #FukuokaCherryBlossom

Kayoicho Park, centered around Kayoicho Pond, is a vast park surrounded by water and greenery. Known as a symbol of Kayoicho Town, it is filled with nature throughout the year. Famous for its floral attractions, the park attracts many visitors in spring when over 700 cherry trees bloom, turning the walking paths a soft pink. The 3-meter-high, 20-meter-long rose tunnel emits a sweet, gentle rose fragrance, inviting people to walk back and forth. The rose corridor, themed around the central town, boasts about 2,000 blooming roses, making it a must-see for its spectacular beauty. The 'Rose Festival' is held every May. Address: Kayoicho, Kasuya Town, Kasuya District, Fukuoka Prefecture

#FukuokaTourism [Kayocho Park] 3-2-1 Kayocho, Kasuya-machi, Kasuya-gun, Fukuoka Open 24 hours It's a very large park with a circumference of about 4 kilometers. You can walk or run around the pond. It's a very pleasant park and my favorite one. In the park there is a baseball field, a rose garden, and playground equipment for children to play on. There are many parking lots all over the park, so you should never have trouble finding a place to park! There are also many toilets in the park, so you can rest assured in case of an emergency. There are also vending machines. There is no trash lying around, so the park is kept clean, probably because it is cleaned regularly. Many people fish in the pond.