Top Fukuoka Prefecture Coffee & Tea Tours

Embark on a three-hour guided tour through Hakata, blending culinary delights with cultural landmarks. Start at Hakata Station with the celebrated 72-hour chicken skin skewers at Hakata Guruguru Torikawa. Then, taste the unique mentaiko bread at Mentaiko France Bakery, a fusion of Japanese and French flavors. Visit the tranquil Kushida Shrine, Hakata's spiritual heart, and savor the renowned creamy pork bone broth ramen at Hakataya Ramen. Finish at Mitsuya Seikaen Chaho, a historic teahouse over 300 years old, where you can enjoy premium tea. This tour offers a rich snapshot of Hakata's culinary scene and cultural heritage.

◆ Yanagawa Sunflower Festival During the limited sunflower season from September 13th to 23rd this tour will visit Yanagawa Sunflower Festival. Approximately 500,000 sunflowers bloom spectacularly across 5 hectares areas. ◆ Scenic Beauty and Relaxation Glide through Yanagawa's picturesque canals, known as the Venice of Japan and enjoy breathtaking views of lush tea fields in Yame. Capture Instagram-worthy moments at every stop from serene river scenes to vast tea plantations. ◆ Hands-on Experiences Try your hand at making traditional Yame washi paper and learn about tea production from expert local artisans. Experience parts of Japan many tourists never see. ◆ Culinary Delights Savor a delicious local lunch in historic Yanagawa and taste some of Japan's finest green tea at its source. ◆ Bilingual Support Enjoy the tour with a professional English & Japanese Speaking guide. For guests who prefer assistance in Chinese, a Chinese-speaking assistant can be arranged upon request.

On this tour you will be able to learn the history, culture and nature of Fukuoka in half a day. As for the movement, we will use public transportation such as subway and bus. You can feel the custom of everyday Japanese citizen. This tour is included English Professional Speaking guide who live in Fukuoka and talk about history and culture in Japan.

Explore Hakata's rich history and diverse culture with our guided tour. Known for its flourishing trade with the Asian Continent, Hakata has developed a unique blend of customs, traditions, and food cultures. Our English-speaking guide will take you on a journey through Hakata's revered shrines and temples, offering insights into its lesser-known history. The tour includes a visit to the 300-year-old Mitsuyasu Seikaen Tea Leaf Shop, where you can savor kabusecha, a type of green tea from Yame, a renowned tea-producing region in Fukuoka, and local Japanese confectionery. After a brief rest, we'll continue to Hakatamachiya Furusatokan to experience Fukuoka's deeply-rooted lifestyle and customs. The tour concludes with a visit to the cherished Kushida Shrine, a local favorite. Join us for an immersive journey into Hakata's past and present.

English speaking guide will guide customers to the “Yame Central Tea Plantation” which represents the tea place Yame. Yame Central Tea Plantation spreads out on a gently sloping hill area. The view from the view spot, where the tea fields spread out , is as beautiful as if a green carpet covers. You can take a picture, or just keep looking at it and forget about time.(Please note that during the tea-picking season from April to May, parts of the plantation may be covered.) After the Yame Central Tea Plantation, stop at a tea shop for tea tasting and shopping.

Visit Yame's tourist highlights, the Green Tea Cultural Center and the Daniel Inouye Museum, with an English-speaking guide. The mountainous area of Yame City, such as Hoshino and Joyo, is called Okuyame, and is dotted here and there with beautiful mountains, valleys, rivers, terraced rice fields, and stone bridges. First, you will experience a hands-on workshop at the the Green Tea Cultural Center on how to make matcha powder from tea leaves using a grindstone. Then you have 110 minutes of free time to enjoy a meal at Yame Saryo Restaurant(*), stroll through Peace Plaza and the nearby bamboo forest, or shop at the Green Tea Cultural Center. (*) Lunch are not included in the tour price. After the Green Tea Cultural Center, you will visit to the Daniel Inouye Museum, which opened in April, 2024. Enjoy the memorial exhibitions related to Mr. Daniel, the Ohana Mart, full of specialty products, and Cafe Mahalo where you can relax while looking out at the Hoshino River.

This is a premium experience to view the “Kokura Gion Taiko Festival (Main Event)” from special seats. You will watch the spectacular Kokura Gion Taiko Festival from special viewing seats beside the judges' stand. Furthermore, an alumnus of the Kokura Gion Taiko Preservation and Promotion Association will provide a detailed commentary on the festival's highlights. Furthermore, the “Kokura Castle Tea Ceremony Experience” offers a rare opportunity to witness an authentic tea ceremony performed before your eyes – a practice seldom found nationwide. You can also savour the local culture through the uniquely Kokura “Kakuchi (Standing Bar) Experience”*. *Kakuchi is a “local experience offering a taste of everyday Japan”.