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Duration: 9 hours
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Embark on a day tour from Hakata Station in Fukuoka, and experience the beauty of Fukuoka and Itoshima in one day.
Meet the giant reclining Buddha at the serene Nanzoin Temple, enjoy fresh seafood at the vibrant fish market, and experience Japanese culture with a matcha tea ceremony at the traditional Asiyagamano-sato. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the fairytale-like atmosphere as you stroll through the Totoro Forest in Itoshima, and finally, create unforgettable memories against the backdrop of the Meoto Iwa (Wedded Rocks) and the beautiful sunset at Sakurai Futamigaura before returning to Hakata Station.

Get ready for a Photogenic Day Trip to Kitakyushu
This tour starts from Hakata Station and is designed to let you experience the charm of Fukuoka and Itoshima. First, you'll head to Nanzoin Temple in Fukuoka to feel the atmosphere of the serene temple and witness the world's largest bronze reclining Buddha. Next, visit the fish market to experience fresh seafood and the vibrancy of the local market, and enjoy a traditional matcha tea ceremony at Asiyagamano-sato to experience Japanese tea culture. In the afternoon, move to Itoshima to enjoy the mysterious nature in the Totoro Forest, and at sunset, visit Sakurai Futamigaura to admire the fantastic sunset with the 'Wedded Rocks' standing side by side on the sea, and finish your trip.
Tour Highlights

✅Tour with Cultural Heritage
Visit Nanzoin Temple, home to the world's largest bronze reclining Buddha!
✅Gastronomic Exploration
Taste delicious local cuisine at a vibrant market filled with fresh seafood caught by local fishermen. You can enjoy fresh seafood rice bowls, sushi made with freshly caught fish, as well as various seafood dishes such as oysters, scallops, and shrimp.
✅If you love nature!
Enjoy the scenery of Itoshima, famous for its beautiful beaches and lush nature. It's the perfect place to take pictures or relax comfortably. In particular, you can enjoy a romantic atmosphere as you stroll along Sakurai Futamigaura Beach, famous for its 'Wedded Rocks' and breathtaking sunsets.
✅Tour with a professional guide
Hear interesting stories about the history and culture of Fukuoka with a professional guide. The tour is conducted in English and Japanese, and you can hear detailed explanations of the tourist attractions.
A Quick Look at the Tour Course


Nanzoin Temple
Nanzoin Temple is famous for its giant reclining Buddha statue, which is 41m long, 11m high, and weighs approximately 300 tons.
Totoichiba
This is a place full of various fresh seafood, including live fish directly supplied from Sasebo.
Ashiyagamano-sato
The Ashiyagamano-sato Museum exhibits the original iron tea utensils from the Muromachi period, allowing you to get a glimpse of the artistry and history of Japanese tea culture. Enjoy a truly cultural experience by drinking matcha in a traditional tea room or a beautiful Japanese garden.
Totoro Forest
Totoro Forest, part of Genkai National Park, is a charming natural attraction that has gained popularity for resembling the magical backdrop of the famous Japanese animation 'My Neighbor Totoro'.
Sakurai Futamigaura
Sakurai Futamigaura, located on the beautiful coast of Fukuoka Prefecture, is famous for its 'Wedded Rocks (Meoto Iwa)' and fantastic sunset scenery. It symbolizes couples and eternal love in Japanese mythology, and you can enjoy the most beautiful scenery, especially at sunset.
Meeting Point :
Hakata Station Chikushi Exit 1st floor of Oriental Hotel in front of LAWSON
4-23 Hakataekichuogai, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, 812-0012, Japan
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Meeting Time :
8:30 AM
* Please be careful not to be late for the meeting time.
4-23 Hakataekichuogai, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, 812-0012, Japan


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