A quintessential part of Hakata's nightlife is exploring the food stalls. You can enjoy a variety of street food such as ramen, oden, and mentaiko dishes, as well as easily experience traditional culture through conversations with stall owners and other customers. There are over 100 food stalls scattered throughout Fukuoka city, and you can stroll along the Nakagawa River to the food stall district in Nakasu while enjoying the night view.

This market, often called "Hakata's kitchen," has been in operation since the early Showa period. It's a lively market where you can find fresh fish shops, delicatessens, and other local ingredients, and even professional chefs come here to source their supplies. Enjoy face-to-face interactions and experience Fukuoka's food culture firsthand. There are also restaurants and cafes within the market, so you can enjoy a meal along with your stroll.

Take a cruise around Hakata's popular spots and streets by water bus. During the day, enjoy the scenery along the Nakagawa River and the lively atmosphere of the city, while at night, you can enjoy the fantastical sight of the neon lights of Nakasu, Kyushu's largest entertainment district, reflected on the water. Another highlight of the cruise is that you can see our hotel, which stands along the river. Experience the ever-changing cityscape from the water.

The area around Tenjin Central Park is a relaxing area in central Fukuoka, offering lush greenery while being located in the city center. Crossing the Ai Bridge at Fukuhaku right in front of the hotel, you'll find the area around the former Fukuoka Public Hall Guest House, a Western-style building from the Meiji era, lined with popular cafes, bakeries, and photo spots for the 'FUKUOKA' monument, creating a space to enjoy a leisurely stroll. Beyond that, the step garden and lawn plaza of the complex "Across Fukuoka," often called the "Urban Forest," continue to show, offering a distinctly Fukuoka-style landscape where waterfront, city, and nature harmonize.

This large-scale complex combines shopping, dining, and entertainment. Shops, restaurants, cinemas, theaters, and hotels line the canal that flows through the center of the complex, creating an open and inviting space that feels like another city within a city. The complex also hosts fountain shows and seasonal events, attracting many people day and night.

This autumn event takes place in the historic "Old Town of Hakata," a district rich in Hakata's history and culture. Enjoy a stroll through historic temples and shrines, surrounded by enchanting illuminations, a night market, and traditional craft experiences. The event also features a variety of activities for the whole family, including history lectures and a stamp rally. Enjoy a charming walk through the streets, which reveal different faces during the day and night.

Throughout the city, magnificent and ornate floats crafted by Hakata doll makers line the streets, enveloping the town in the festive atmosphere. In the climax, the "Oiyama," men in traditional loincloths carry the approximately 1-ton floats, and at 4:59 a.m. on July 15th, seven groups depart from Kushida Shrine at 5-minute intervals. The city of Hakata is filled with excitement and cheers as the festival reaches its peak. Our hotel is located in the "Nakasu-ryu" area, and during the festival period, you can feel the excitement and energy unique to the Yamakasa festival even around the hotel.

This is a major event representing Fukuoka, held annually on May 3rd and 4th. Various events, including stage performances and performances by the Dontaku parade, take place throughout the city. Meiji Street, located very close to the hotel, is one of the main venues, and the town is filled with vibrant music and performances during the festival.

This popular bay area offers the perfect blend of open seaside scenery and urban vibrancy. From the beautiful coastline of Momochihama to shopping and dining options, and Fukuoka Tower, a beloved Fukuoka landmark, there are numerous attractions. From Fukuoka Tower, you can enjoy panoramic views of Hakata Bay and Fukuoka city, experiencing breathtaking scenery at different times of the day, including the expansive daytime views, the sunset-lit beaches, and the glittering city lights.

Around the site of the former Heiwadai Stadium, once the home ground of the Nishitetsu Lions, the remains of the Korokan, a guesthouse used to welcome diplomatic missions during the Asuka, Nara, and Heian periods, have been discovered. Excavation work began in 1987 during renovations to Heiwadai Stadium, and research and preservation efforts are still ongoing. Some of the excavated artifacts and remains are on display at the Korokan Ruins Exhibition Hall, where visitors can learn about the history of ancient international exchange. Together with the adjacent Maizuru Park and Fukuoka Castle Ruins, this area offers a chance to enjoy a stroll while experiencing rich nature and historical romance.

Centered around Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning, the temple town is lined with shops selling Umegae mochi (plum blossom rice cakes) and souvenirs, making it a great place to enjoy street food and sightseeing. Historical sites are also scattered throughout the area, including the ruins of the Dazaifu Government Office, which governed ancient Kyushu and was known as the "Distant Imperial Court," and Kanzeonji Temple, which houses a national treasure bronze bell. This area is perfect for a half-day trip, allowing you to experience history and culture.

Yanagawa, a water town famous for its river cruises, boasts a picturesque landscape of canals. It is also known as the birthplace of many cultural figures, including the poet Kitahara Hakushu, and visitors can enjoy the townscape steeped in history and culture. In addition to the river cruise, you can also enjoy "O-hana," which preserves the history of the Tachibana family, the lords of the Yanagawa domain, stroll through the charming townscape, and savor Yanagawa's famous cuisine, such as steamed eel in a bamboo steamer.