Fukuoka Airport is one of the few airports in Japan located so close to the city center. By subway, you can reach Hakata Station in under 10 minutes, which is very convenient for travelers and significantly reduces travel time to and from the airport. The airport's overall layout is easy to navigate, and the renovated facilities are newer and more comfortable. What makes it special is that the design doesn't just aim for a modern look—it also incorporates Fukuoka's local traditional culture and motifs, so travelers can immediately get a strong sense of the area's character when they arrive.
Fukuoka Airport | Review by Linda Liao
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Canal City Hakata
On the vast 43,500m² premises, a shopping mall, movie complex, theater, amusement park and two hotels cluster. Its symbol, a 180m-long canal, crosses along the center of the space lined with colorful buildings.
博多運河城是一個很好逛的複合式商場，裡面不只有各種商店，也集合了許多美食，輕鬆打發一下午的時間。上次到訪時，一樓的噴泉區剛好舉辦少女團體的實體見面會。現場的女孩們在台上唱歌跳舞，表演非常有活力，而台下的宅宅們則拿著螢光棒熱情應援，對於平常不太追星的我，原本只是路過，卻也忍不住停下腳步看了許久。看著粉絲們投入其中，也讓我感受到日本追星文化有趣的一面。
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Ohori Park
Ohori Park is located in downtown Fukuoka City, only two stations away from Tenjin Station, but is a favorite place for citizens to relax and enjoy the abundant nature centered around a large pond.
Ohori Park is a well-known green space in central Fukuoka, similar to Daan Forest Park in Taipei. Many people come here for activities on both weekdays and weekends. There is a lake in the center of the park, and its surface sparkles in the sunlight. Many people walk, jog, and walk their dogs, and you can also see families with children spending time together. The overall atmosphere is very relaxing. When I visited in late spring or early summer, it wasn't too hot, and the gentle breeze on my face felt comfortable and even made me a little sleepy. If you get tired from walking, you can also sit down at a nearby small cafe, order a light meal, watch people come and go outside the window, and feel time quietly passing by.
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Motsunabe Tashu Fukuoka Daimyo Main Store
Tucked away in the backstreets of Daimyo, just west of Fukuoka’s bustling Tenjin district, this specialty motsunabe restaurant is a local favorite. The owner trained at a long-established motsunabe shop, so the flavors are truly authentic and expertly crafted.
What impressed me most was the rich broth and the springy texture of the beef offal. At first, I thought the flavor was a bit strong, but when I ate it with the bean sprouts and chives, it actually became very easy to enjoy. The beef offal soaked up the broth and became very flavorful, tasting better with every bite. At the end, I added noodles to the broth, and they soaked up all the flavor too, adding another way to enjoy the hot pot.
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