Fukuoka Self-Travel
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Book Introduction
A self-travel guide to Fukuoka is all you need!
Reflecting the latest information on Fukuoka
Added and updated information for downtown and suburban areas
Must-See Spots in Fukuoka by Region
Completely conquer hot places such as famous attractions, delicious restaurants, and shopping shops.
Special pages to enrich your trip
It consists of various topics, including shopping centers, food, and hot spring trips.
New! Self Travel Series
Our "Fukuoka Self-Travel" has changed completely!
"Self Travel" is a series of overseas travel guidebooks that provide helpful travel information on each destination, including attractions, food, shopping, and accommodations.
In particular, the latest edition of 『Fukuoka Self-Travel』 focuses on vividly conveying the latest information about Fukuoka under the catchphrase, “A trustworthy overseas travel guidebook.”
Even those traveling abroad for the first time can obtain essential information without worry or burden.
The author, a Naver travel power blogger and author of numerous travel books, has provided vivid and useful information based on his know-how, and covers not only downtown Fukuoka but also nearby cities such as Kitakyushu, Beppu, and Yufuin, which can be reached by train.
Prepare for an unforgettable trip to Fukuoka with "Fukuoka Self-Travel."
Reflecting the latest information on Fukuoka
Added and updated information for downtown and suburban areas
Must-See Spots in Fukuoka by Region
Completely conquer hot places such as famous attractions, delicious restaurants, and shopping shops.
Special pages to enrich your trip
It consists of various topics, including shopping centers, food, and hot spring trips.
New! Self Travel Series
Our "Fukuoka Self-Travel" has changed completely!
"Self Travel" is a series of overseas travel guidebooks that provide helpful travel information on each destination, including attractions, food, shopping, and accommodations.
In particular, the latest edition of 『Fukuoka Self-Travel』 focuses on vividly conveying the latest information about Fukuoka under the catchphrase, “A trustworthy overseas travel guidebook.”
Even those traveling abroad for the first time can obtain essential information without worry or burden.
The author, a Naver travel power blogger and author of numerous travel books, has provided vivid and useful information based on his know-how, and covers not only downtown Fukuoka but also nearby cities such as Kitakyushu, Beppu, and Yufuin, which can be reached by train.
Prepare for an unforgettable trip to Fukuoka with "Fukuoka Self-Travel."
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index
Photo Album
Prologue
Note
All about Fukuoka
Fukuoka at a glance
General information about Fukuoka
Fukuoka, I want to know about that place!
365 Days in Fukuoka
Mission in Fukuoka
Everything You Must Do in Fukuoka
Sightseeing 1: 8 Best Attractions in Fukuoka
Sightseeing 2: Top 5 Attractions Near Fukuoka
Food 1 Must-Eat Food in Fukuoka
Food 2 Fukuoka Cafe Tour That Only I Want to Know
Food 3 24-Hour Convenience Store in Fukuoka
Shopping 1 Fukuoka Drugstore Shopping List
Shopping 2 Top 4 Drugstores in Fukuoka
Shopping 3 Character Paradise Fukuoka
Shopping 4 12 Recommended Items at Fukuoka Airport Duty-Free Shops
Stay 1: A Fukuoka hotel that satisfies everyone
Stay 2 Backpacker Hotel
Stay 3 Hotels for Families
Theme Park Huis Ten Bosch
Inside Fukuoka
Fukuoka City Transportation
Using a rental car
Solve complex traffic information all at once!
Complete Guide to Fukuoka Transportation Passes
Fukuoka Open Top Bus
Try Fukuoka
1 Night 2 Days: Fukuoka's Key Courses
2 Days & 1 Night: Fukuoka Food Trip
2 Nights 3 Days: Special Fukuoka, Kokura, and Mojiko
2 Nights 3 Days: Fukuoka & Yufuin with Friends
2 Nights 3 Days: Fukuoka & Beppu with Parents
3 Nights 4 Days: Fukuoka, Yufuin, and Huis Ten Bosch with Kids
Enjoy Fukuoka
The perfect way to enjoy Fukuoka
Around Hakata Station
★ Map of the Hakata Station area
Special Food 1 Motsunabe
Special Food 2 Udon
Special Night Life Food Stall Yatai
Special Shopping LaLaport Fukuoka
Tenjin
★ Tenjin Map
Special Sightseeing 1 Ohori Park
Special Food 1 Ramen
Special Food 2 Sushi
Special Sightseeing 2 Ropponmatsu
Special Shopping 1 Tenjin Underground Shopping Mall
Special Shopping 2: Complete Conquest of Department Stores & Shopping Malls Around Tenjin
Yakuin
★ Yakuin Map
Seaside Momochi area
★ Map of the Seaside Momochi area
Uminonakamichi
★ Uminonakamichi Map
Dazaifu
★ Dazaifu Map
Special Story: Dazaifu is as visible as you know
Around Fukuoka
The perfect way to enjoy the Fukuoka area
Kokura
★ Kokura Map
Special Shopping The Outlets Kitakyushu
Mojiko
★ Mojiko Map
Special Sightseeing 1 Mojiko Retro
Special Sightseeing 2 Shimonoseki
Beppu
★ Map of the area around Beppu Station
★ Kannawa Map
Special Sightseeing 1 Beppu Hells Pilgrimage
Special Sightseeing 2 Enjoying a Hot Spring on the Same Day
Special Food Hell Steamed Rice Workshop Kannawa
Yufuin
★ Yufuin Map
Enjoying a hot spring on the same day as Special Sightseeing
Step to Fukuoka
Quick and easy travel preparation
Preparing for your trip to Fukuoka
Entering Fukuoka
Useful Japanese for Travelers
★ Fukuoka Subway Route Map
Index
Prologue
Note
All about Fukuoka
Fukuoka at a glance
General information about Fukuoka
Fukuoka, I want to know about that place!
365 Days in Fukuoka
Mission in Fukuoka
Everything You Must Do in Fukuoka
Sightseeing 1: 8 Best Attractions in Fukuoka
Sightseeing 2: Top 5 Attractions Near Fukuoka
Food 1 Must-Eat Food in Fukuoka
Food 2 Fukuoka Cafe Tour That Only I Want to Know
Food 3 24-Hour Convenience Store in Fukuoka
Shopping 1 Fukuoka Drugstore Shopping List
Shopping 2 Top 4 Drugstores in Fukuoka
Shopping 3 Character Paradise Fukuoka
Shopping 4 12 Recommended Items at Fukuoka Airport Duty-Free Shops
Stay 1: A Fukuoka hotel that satisfies everyone
Stay 2 Backpacker Hotel
Stay 3 Hotels for Families
Theme Park Huis Ten Bosch
Inside Fukuoka
Fukuoka City Transportation
Using a rental car
Solve complex traffic information all at once!
Complete Guide to Fukuoka Transportation Passes
Fukuoka Open Top Bus
Try Fukuoka
1 Night 2 Days: Fukuoka's Key Courses
2 Days & 1 Night: Fukuoka Food Trip
2 Nights 3 Days: Special Fukuoka, Kokura, and Mojiko
2 Nights 3 Days: Fukuoka & Yufuin with Friends
2 Nights 3 Days: Fukuoka & Beppu with Parents
3 Nights 4 Days: Fukuoka, Yufuin, and Huis Ten Bosch with Kids
Enjoy Fukuoka
The perfect way to enjoy Fukuoka
Around Hakata Station
★ Map of the Hakata Station area
Special Food 1 Motsunabe
Special Food 2 Udon
Special Night Life Food Stall Yatai
Special Shopping LaLaport Fukuoka
Tenjin
★ Tenjin Map
Special Sightseeing 1 Ohori Park
Special Food 1 Ramen
Special Food 2 Sushi
Special Sightseeing 2 Ropponmatsu
Special Shopping 1 Tenjin Underground Shopping Mall
Special Shopping 2: Complete Conquest of Department Stores & Shopping Malls Around Tenjin
Yakuin
★ Yakuin Map
Seaside Momochi area
★ Map of the Seaside Momochi area
Uminonakamichi
★ Uminonakamichi Map
Dazaifu
★ Dazaifu Map
Special Story: Dazaifu is as visible as you know
Around Fukuoka
The perfect way to enjoy the Fukuoka area
Kokura
★ Kokura Map
Special Shopping The Outlets Kitakyushu
Mojiko
★ Mojiko Map
Special Sightseeing 1 Mojiko Retro
Special Sightseeing 2 Shimonoseki
Beppu
★ Map of the area around Beppu Station
★ Kannawa Map
Special Sightseeing 1 Beppu Hells Pilgrimage
Special Sightseeing 2 Enjoying a Hot Spring on the Same Day
Special Food Hell Steamed Rice Workshop Kannawa
Yufuin
★ Yufuin Map
Enjoying a hot spring on the same day as Special Sightseeing
Step to Fukuoka
Quick and easy travel preparation
Preparing for your trip to Fukuoka
Entering Fukuoka
Useful Japanese for Travelers
★ Fukuoka Subway Route Map
Index
Detailed image
Into the book
It was built by Great Master Kobo Hongo and houses a large Buddha statue that is over 10 meters tall.
Completed over four years starting in 1988, the Fukuoka Daibutsu is the largest seated Buddha statue in Japan, with a whopping 5,000 smaller Buddha statues enshrined behind it.
Next to the Great Buddha of Fukuoka, there is a Hell Tunnel where you can experience the darkness of Hell firsthand, along with a Hell painting depicting Hell.
The Thousand-Armed Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, a national treasure carved from a single tree, is also a must-see at Dochoji Temple.
--- p.92 From "Dochoji"
More people come to see the life-size Gundam than to visit the shops or restaurants.
The Gundam erected in Forest Park at the entrance of Lalaport Fukuoka is the RX-93ff V Gundam model that appeared in the first original theatrical version of the series released in 1988.
You can see a performance of Gundam moving every hour from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM every day, and Gundam animation is projected along the building's walls every 30 minutes from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
--- p.116 From "Lalaport Fukuoka"
Japanese ramen has developed into regional specialties, with each region having its own distinct flavors, including the broth, seasoning, thickness of the noodles, and the amount of toppings added. This is called gotochi ramen (regional specialty ramen).
Among the numerous Gotochi ramen representing each region of Japan, Sapporo ramen, Kitakata ramen, and Hakata ramen are considered the three major ramen of Japan and are loved nationwide.
--- p.132 From "Ramen"
Mojiko, which opened in 1889 and enjoyed its heyday as an international trade port, is home to exotic buildings.
It's time to experience Mojiko's past, which flourished from the Meiji to Showa periods, with your whole body, including JR Mojiko Station, designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, the Moji Mitsui Club where Dr. Einstein stayed during his visit to Japan, and the Osaka Merchant Marine Building with its beautiful orange octagonal tower.
Let's embark on a retro Mojiko trip to discover Mojiko's glorious past.
--- p.236 From "Mojiko Retro"
This is a unique restaurant located in Kannawa, home to the Jigoku Onsen, a must-see attraction on any trip to Beppu.
You can cook meat, seafood, and various vegetables using the steam from the hot springs that are close to 100 degrees, and the entire process from selecting the ingredients to cooking is done by yourself.
The ingredients are soaked in the heat of the hot springs, and their unique flavors can be felt throughout.
Moreover, there is the fun of cooking using the heat of the hot springs, an experience that can only be had in Beppu.
After enjoying a delicious meal, you can enjoy a foot bath or drink hot spring water directly as if you were drinking water from a medicinal spring.
Completed over four years starting in 1988, the Fukuoka Daibutsu is the largest seated Buddha statue in Japan, with a whopping 5,000 smaller Buddha statues enshrined behind it.
Next to the Great Buddha of Fukuoka, there is a Hell Tunnel where you can experience the darkness of Hell firsthand, along with a Hell painting depicting Hell.
The Thousand-Armed Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, a national treasure carved from a single tree, is also a must-see at Dochoji Temple.
--- p.92 From "Dochoji"
More people come to see the life-size Gundam than to visit the shops or restaurants.
The Gundam erected in Forest Park at the entrance of Lalaport Fukuoka is the RX-93ff V Gundam model that appeared in the first original theatrical version of the series released in 1988.
You can see a performance of Gundam moving every hour from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM every day, and Gundam animation is projected along the building's walls every 30 minutes from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
--- p.116 From "Lalaport Fukuoka"
Japanese ramen has developed into regional specialties, with each region having its own distinct flavors, including the broth, seasoning, thickness of the noodles, and the amount of toppings added. This is called gotochi ramen (regional specialty ramen).
Among the numerous Gotochi ramen representing each region of Japan, Sapporo ramen, Kitakata ramen, and Hakata ramen are considered the three major ramen of Japan and are loved nationwide.
--- p.132 From "Ramen"
Mojiko, which opened in 1889 and enjoyed its heyday as an international trade port, is home to exotic buildings.
It's time to experience Mojiko's past, which flourished from the Meiji to Showa periods, with your whole body, including JR Mojiko Station, designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, the Moji Mitsui Club where Dr. Einstein stayed during his visit to Japan, and the Osaka Merchant Marine Building with its beautiful orange octagonal tower.
Let's embark on a retro Mojiko trip to discover Mojiko's glorious past.
--- p.236 From "Mojiko Retro"
This is a unique restaurant located in Kannawa, home to the Jigoku Onsen, a must-see attraction on any trip to Beppu.
You can cook meat, seafood, and various vegetables using the steam from the hot springs that are close to 100 degrees, and the entire process from selecting the ingredients to cooking is done by yourself.
The ingredients are soaked in the heat of the hot springs, and their unique flavors can be felt throughout.
Moreover, there is the fun of cooking using the heat of the hot springs, an experience that can only be had in Beppu.
After enjoying a delicious meal, you can enjoy a foot bath or drink hot spring water directly as if you were drinking water from a medicinal spring.
--- p.269 From "Hell Steamed Workshop Kannawa"
Publisher's Review
The charms of Fukuoka travel in one book!
Covering all major areas of the city center, from Fukuoka Hakata Station
Get the latest updates on must-see attractions, restaurants, shopping, and more.
Travel guide to Kokura, Mojiko, Beppu, Yufuin, Huis Ten Bosch, and other areas near Fukuoka
Includes a special page filled with hidden stories from all over Fukuoka.
Mission in Fukuoka
Dive into the charm of Fukuoka!
Fukuoka, a small city with a total area only half that of Seoul, is brimming with delicious food and entertainment! "Fukuoka Self-Travel" features not only downtown Fukuoka but also nearby destinations.
You can choose your desired travel destination by rating attractions, food, and shopping.
You can see basic information at a glance, as well as must-see nearby attractions and must-eat foods.
Let's plan our trip in advance by looking at the author's recommended restaurants, along with signature menus familiar to Korean palates, from meal menus to unique cafes and convenience store food.
As a center of culture, fashion, and trends, you can choose from Fukuoka's shopping spots and recommended items.
It also introduces Huis Ten Bosch, one of Japan's three major theme parks, known as the Netherlands of the East, raising expectations for the trip.
Before your trip, let's find out the best transportation information to get around Fukuoka.
Enjoy Fukuoka
Fukuoka City and its Suburbs in One Volume
"Fukuoka Self-Travel" begins around Hakata Station, in the heart of Fukuoka.
Before reading the main text, you can see a detailed map of the area to help you understand the travel route and basic information about each area.
There's plenty of information on famous shrines, landmarks, and shopping complexes full of things to see, as well as must-try restaurants in Fukuoka.
Don't miss out on Fukuoka's signature dishes, including ramen, motsunabe, and udon, as well as the signature menus of special cafes that can only be found here.
Plan to end your day by enjoying a beer with dumplings or skewers at a street food stall or izakaya, which will take care of travelers' nights.
From drugstores to huge shopping malls, you can find everything from simple food and cosmetics to Gundam, home appliances, and anime characters.
From delicious restaurants to landmarks and shopping, it's packed with the charm of Fukuoka, a city brimming with diverse experiences.
"Fukuoka Self-Travel" provides helpful guidance, from the moment you set foot in downtown Fukuoka to how to travel around the city.
From the retro-style Mojiko to the hot spring meccas of Beppu and Yufuin, where you can experience the Fukuoka of the past, it's time to discover another charm you can't experience in the city.
Curious about the hidden stories hidden throughout Fukuoka? Check out the Special Page, a special gift exclusive to "Fukuoka Self-Travel"! From food-related content like motsunabe, udon, ramen, and sushi, to the author's recommendations for delicious restaurants, to stories about popular shopping malls and department stores in each region, to a "Jigoku Onsen Pilgrimage" and "Enjoying Hot Springs" in the surrounding area, this comprehensive guide offers a wealth of fascinating insights.
If you come across a story you'd like to explore more deeply during your trip, check out "Fukuoka Self-Travel."
Step to Fukuoka
Preparing for a Fukuoka Trip Even Beginners Can Do
When preparing for your trip, check out the step-by-step pages of this book.
Even if it's your first time traveling abroad, don't worry. Just follow the steps in order to prepare for your trip, from getting your passport and booking your airline ticket or boarding pass to reserving accommodations and transportation, exchanging money, and shopping at duty-free shops.
From how to enter the country to how to get into the city, we provide detailed instructions so that even beginners can follow along.
Travel Japanese, organized by situation, will be a great help at hotels, restaurants, or while sightseeing.
Not only that, the maps included in the text are also provided as portable mapbooks so that you can easily carry them around while traveling, so let's go with "Fukuoka Self-Travel"!
Covering all major areas of the city center, from Fukuoka Hakata Station
Get the latest updates on must-see attractions, restaurants, shopping, and more.
Travel guide to Kokura, Mojiko, Beppu, Yufuin, Huis Ten Bosch, and other areas near Fukuoka
Includes a special page filled with hidden stories from all over Fukuoka.
Mission in Fukuoka
Dive into the charm of Fukuoka!
Fukuoka, a small city with a total area only half that of Seoul, is brimming with delicious food and entertainment! "Fukuoka Self-Travel" features not only downtown Fukuoka but also nearby destinations.
You can choose your desired travel destination by rating attractions, food, and shopping.
You can see basic information at a glance, as well as must-see nearby attractions and must-eat foods.
Let's plan our trip in advance by looking at the author's recommended restaurants, along with signature menus familiar to Korean palates, from meal menus to unique cafes and convenience store food.
As a center of culture, fashion, and trends, you can choose from Fukuoka's shopping spots and recommended items.
It also introduces Huis Ten Bosch, one of Japan's three major theme parks, known as the Netherlands of the East, raising expectations for the trip.
Before your trip, let's find out the best transportation information to get around Fukuoka.
Enjoy Fukuoka
Fukuoka City and its Suburbs in One Volume
"Fukuoka Self-Travel" begins around Hakata Station, in the heart of Fukuoka.
Before reading the main text, you can see a detailed map of the area to help you understand the travel route and basic information about each area.
There's plenty of information on famous shrines, landmarks, and shopping complexes full of things to see, as well as must-try restaurants in Fukuoka.
Don't miss out on Fukuoka's signature dishes, including ramen, motsunabe, and udon, as well as the signature menus of special cafes that can only be found here.
Plan to end your day by enjoying a beer with dumplings or skewers at a street food stall or izakaya, which will take care of travelers' nights.
From drugstores to huge shopping malls, you can find everything from simple food and cosmetics to Gundam, home appliances, and anime characters.
From delicious restaurants to landmarks and shopping, it's packed with the charm of Fukuoka, a city brimming with diverse experiences.
"Fukuoka Self-Travel" provides helpful guidance, from the moment you set foot in downtown Fukuoka to how to travel around the city.
From the retro-style Mojiko to the hot spring meccas of Beppu and Yufuin, where you can experience the Fukuoka of the past, it's time to discover another charm you can't experience in the city.
Curious about the hidden stories hidden throughout Fukuoka? Check out the Special Page, a special gift exclusive to "Fukuoka Self-Travel"! From food-related content like motsunabe, udon, ramen, and sushi, to the author's recommendations for delicious restaurants, to stories about popular shopping malls and department stores in each region, to a "Jigoku Onsen Pilgrimage" and "Enjoying Hot Springs" in the surrounding area, this comprehensive guide offers a wealth of fascinating insights.
If you come across a story you'd like to explore more deeply during your trip, check out "Fukuoka Self-Travel."
Step to Fukuoka
Preparing for a Fukuoka Trip Even Beginners Can Do
When preparing for your trip, check out the step-by-step pages of this book.
Even if it's your first time traveling abroad, don't worry. Just follow the steps in order to prepare for your trip, from getting your passport and booking your airline ticket or boarding pass to reserving accommodations and transportation, exchanging money, and shopping at duty-free shops.
From how to enter the country to how to get into the city, we provide detailed instructions so that even beginners can follow along.
Travel Japanese, organized by situation, will be a great help at hotels, restaurants, or while sightseeing.
Not only that, the maps included in the text are also provided as portable mapbooks so that you can easily carry them around while traveling, so let's go with "Fukuoka Self-Travel"!
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 5, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 320 pages | 460g | 148*210*13mm
- ISBN13: 9791167822062
- ISBN10: 1167822064
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