Kushida Shrine Tours and Tickets
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Kushida Shrine

The shrine is accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.
There’s no entry fee, but a small coin donation is appreciated, as at all Shinto shrines.
English-language information pamphlets are available at the shrine.
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How much does it cost to visit Kushida Shrine in 2026?
It's free to visit Kushida Shrine. To learn about the shrine’s significance and its place in local history and culture, take a guided tour. Fukuoka group tours visit the shrine, as do private ones. Expect to pay around US$60–70 for a half-day walking or cycling tour, or US$130 for a full-day private tour.
What are the opening hours of Kushida Shrine?
Kushida Shrine is typically open from around 4am until 10pm, as it’s an active site of worship. However, the main shrine office—where you can buy offerings to leave at the shrine—is open from around 9am until 5pm. A paid parking lot is open to visitors 24/7.
How long does it take to visit Kushida Shrine?
Allow about 30 minutes to visit Fukuoka’s Kushida Shrine. You can wander through the grounds, pray or leave offerings in the main hall, and take photographs of the beautiful architecture (signs indicated where photos are prohibited). On a guided tour, you may stay longer to hear the shrine's history from your guide.
How do I get to Kushida Shrine from Hakata Station?
Kushida Shrine is about half a mile (1 kilometer) west of Hakata Station. If you’re getting there on foot, head west through the Hakata Ekimae and Gionmachi neighborhoods. It’s about a 15-minute walk. Alternatively, take a Nanakuma line train from Hakata Station one stop to Kushida Shrine Station, a 2-minute walk.
Can you combine a visit to Kushida Shrine with other attractions in Fukuoka?
Yes, you can visit Kushida Shrine alongside other Fukuoka attractions, as it’s located in the city center. Many guided tours visit the shrine and stop at Ohori Park, the Fukuoka Castle ruins, Tenjin district, and Canal City Hakata complex. The shrine is near the Naka River, Canal City Hakata, and the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum.












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