Top Fukuoka Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 10

This is the ideal tour for travelers wanting to discover the highlights of Fukuoka efficiently in a private vehicle, accompanied by a government-licensed and experienced multilingual guide. Fukuoka, the vibrant gateway to Kyushu, blends ancient temples and shrines with a lively modern city and famous food culture. Begin at Dazaifu Tenmangu, one of Japan's most important shrines, dedicated to the deity of learning, then marvel at the colossal bronze reclining Buddha of Nanzoin Temple. Visit Tochoji Temple, home to the great seated Fukuoka Buddha, and Kushida Shrine, heart of the Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival. Stroll the tranquil pond of Ohori Park, explore the stone walls of the Fukuoka Castle ruins, enjoy Canal City Hakata, and take in sweeping bay views from Fukuoka Tower. With a private licensed guide and comfortable vehicle, the itinerary is flexible and tailored to your interests, so you can relax and experience the best of Fukuoka at your own pace.

Private Journey through the Wilds of Kuju, Oita for 9 hours! Escape the heat and enjoy the great nature, amazing mountain views and millions of flower! ☆Aso-Kuju National Park: Enjoy a relaxing walk through the Tadewara Marshlands and peaceful forests. It is an easy, well-maintained wooden boardwalk hike (approx.45mins) suitable for all fitness levels. Anyone can experience the iconic views and seasonal beauty of the Kuju Mountains. ☆Kuju Flower Park: Enjoy a massive garden with the beautiful Kuju Mountains in the background. August: Feel the energy of summer with bright Sunflowers and charming Globe Amaranth. September: See the unique, fluffy Kochia (summer cypress) and vibrant red Salvia. October: Enjoy the rich colors of autumn with Celosia (cockscomb) and golden Marigolds. ☆Kokonoe "Yume" Suspension Bridge: Stand 173m above the valley floor on Japan’s highest pedestrian bridge for unparalleled 360-degree views.

Join this private day trip to Mount Aso, one of Japan's most famous active volcanoes, and the historic Kumamoto Castle. Learn about the history of the castle and see the moving part of the volcano, Nakadake Crater. First, be taken to Mount Aso in Kumamoto Prefecture. It is part of one of the world's biggest calderas, which were formed by earthquakes in the past. See the moving part of the volcano, Nakadake Crater, from this spot. From certain vantage points, you can safely see this natural show. From these places, see the sulphurous steam rising from the crater, which is a reminder of Japan's volcanic activity. Next, head to Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan's most famous castles, known for its huge stone walls and defense structures. Built in the early 1600s, the castle has been carefully repaired and kept. Learn all about the history of this famous castle. On the inside of the castle, look at displays of samurai armor, old weapons, and items from Japan's medieval era.

Join this private day trip from Fukuoka to the beautiful Takachiho Gorge in Miyazaki Prefecture. This place is famous for its high cliffs, views of the river, and links to Japanese myths. When you get to Takachiho Gorge, you'll see that both sides of the Gokase River are lined with high walls of volcanic rock. The cliffs were formed by volcanoes erupting long ago. They make for a dramatic landscape with lots of greenery. Explore the famous Manai Falls. This waterfall, which goes straight into the river, is beautiful and is often the main reason people come to the area. After seeing the gorge, the trip goes on to Takachiho Shrine, an old shrine with a lot of history and legends in Japan. An old story says that this is where the sun goddess Amaterasu hid in a cave and turned off the lights until she was tempted to come out. Visitors may be able to see kagura dance acts at certain times. This is a traditional ceremony that tells the stories of these old myths.

Join this private day trip to Huis Ten Bosch, a one-of-a-kind theme park in Nagasaki Prefecture that looks like a Dutch town. The park has canals, windmills, and full-size copies of Dutch houses that make people feel like they are in Europe without leaving Japan. People love Huis Ten Bosch's grounds, which have tulips in the spring, roses in the summer, and other flowers that bloom at different times of the year. As you walk through the park, you'll come across wide-open places and beautiful views that are great for taking pictures or just relaxing. Huis Ten Bosch also has many things to do, such as virtual reality rides and art pieces, so people of all ages can enjoy their time there. The park is also filled with thousands of LED lights shine on the walks, buildings, and canals to make a light show. There are also many shows that makes the whole experience feel like a fairy story. Huis Ten Bosch a great place for families, couples, and anyone else looking for a unique day trip.

Delve into the heart of Fukuoka with this immersive 2-day tour that blends local cuisine, traditional arts, and historical insights. Start by crafting sushi and painting lanterns, then explore the stunning ruins of Fukuoka Castle and experience the vibrant atmosphere of yatai food stalls. The second day features a Japanese cooking class with a local mother and a rare opportunity to learn about Noh theater from a master. This hands-on journey offers a unique glimpse into Japanese culture, perfect for food and art enthusiasts. - Duration: 2 days of guided experiences in Fukuoka - Hands-on sushi making and lantern painting sessions - Explore historical sites like Fukuoka Castle and Shofukuji Temple - Enjoy a Japanese cooking class and an authentic Noh theater experience

Discover the best of Fukuoka, a vibrant coastal city where modern attractions blend beautifully with rich history and culture. Explore the scenic Ohori Park and the historic Fukuoka Castle Ruins, offering peaceful landscapes and stunning city views. Visit the sacred Tochoji Temple, home to the impressive Great Buddha Statue, and enjoy world-class creativity at the Fukuoka Art Museum. End your journey at the iconic Fukuoka Tower, Japan’s tallest seaside tower, for breathtaking panoramas of the city and coastline. This combination of nature, history, art, and modern architecture makes Fukuoka one of the most charming destinations in Japan.

This is a special tour to meet SL Hitoyoshi, which is back home and on display in Hitoyoshi City, as a sequel to the SL Hitoyoshi maintenance factory tour held in September 2024. This is a tour to support the restoration of the Hisatsu Line by learning about the current situation of the Hisatsu Line, which was damaged by the torrential rains in 2020 and is said to be in need of restoration for about 10 years, and hearing the thoughts of the local people.

This is the perfect private bus tour for those who want to explore many areas within an hour from Fukuoka by bus. This is a classic one-day trip from Fukuoka City. You can enjoy delicious Fukuoka food three times a day: for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can also experience river boating in Yanagawa. If you're not sure how to spend a day in Fukuoka, this is a convenient way to enjoy places that are relatively close by but that you can't get to by subway. In the morning, our bus will pick you up at your hotel and then go fruit picking in Fukuoka, one of Japan's leading strawberry producing regions. The "Amaou'' brand is very popular. Around noon, we will arrive at Dazaifu Tenmangu, the most popular shrine in Fukuoka. There are many souvenir shops along the approach. You can have lunch on the approach to the shrine or at a restaurant within the shrine grounds. Dazaifu is famous for "Umegaeda Mochi''. For dinner, try "steamed eel" in Yanagawa, which has a castle town atmosphere!

- [ Hells of Beppu :別府地獄めぐり ] Beppu Onsen on Oita's east coast, is one of the most famous hot spring towns in Japan. It produces more hot spring water than any other place in the country, and the view of the townscape with plumes of rising steam is striking. Beppu is especially famous for its “hells,” (jigoku), hot springs that reach over 100 degrees Celsius. Although they are too hot to soak in, each has a different character. - [ Yunotsubo Kaido 湯の坪街道 ] at YUFUIN Yunotsubo Kaido Street runs through the center of the popular hot spring town of Yufuin, leading from Yufuin Station to Lake Kinrinko. It takes about 20 minutes to cover the distance without lingering, but there are enough interesting shops, cafes and galleries to merit an hour or two of strolling. - [ ‘KOKONOE “YUME” OTSURIHASH’ ] is opened in October 30th, 2006. It is 390 meters long, 173 meters high, 1.5 meters broad and it is the highest suspension bridge which is only for walkway in Japan.

Akizuki is often referred to as the "little Kyoto of Kyushu", a carefully preserved picturesque mountain village less than an hour away from Fukuoka city. A town with deep historical roots, Akizuki has also become known in popular culture in relation to the movie Star Wars. George Lucas's screenplay is said to have been inspired by Japanese director Akira Kurosawa's movie, "The Hidden Fortress," in which the battle scenes are set against the backdrop of Mt. Kosho towering above Akizuki. Although not immediately apparent, the robot characters R2D2 and C3PO were based on a pair of bumbling peasants from the original film. The e-bike tour begins with an exploration of Akizuki town. We'll visit the washi paper factory, the castle grounds and some majestic shrines before climbing partway up Mt. Kosho for lunch at Dango An. The road from Akizuki to Koishiwara pottery village climbs steadily thru the mountains for a round-trip total of 45km. A shorter, easier course can also be requested.

Hakata in Fukuoka is famous for its yatai food stalls, a cherished symbol of the city’s vibrant street food culture. Locals take pride in these traditions, and recent efforts to restore areas like Nagahama have helped preserve yatai culture. On this private tour, your local guide will pick you up at your hotel or another designated meeting point before taking you by taxi to Nagahama and Neo-Nakasu, the latter known for its relaxed riverside atmosphere. At up to four different food stalls, you’ll enjoy a variety of dishes and drinks, including Hakata-style ramen, while learning the stories behind each stall from your host. As you stroll through the Nakasu riverside area, take in the stunning night views of Hakata while mingling with chefs and locals. This intimate, small-group tour offers a genuine taste of Fukuoka’s culinary legacy, combining delicious food, local stories, and the charm of Hakata’s yatai culture into one unforgettable evening.