Latest Events in Fukuoka Prefecture(November Updated)

Closing out 2025 with style, SEVENTEEN will perform two grand finale shows in Fukuoka on December 20 and 21, 2025, at Mizuho Paypay Dome Fukuoka. These final Japan concerts on the NEW_ World Tour promise a powerful close to an unforgettable year. “NEW_” celebrates evolution and possibility, with “_” calling for new memories and shared experiences. Don’t miss SEVENTEEN’s year-end spectacle—secure your tickets via Trip.com and end the year on a high note with NEW. SEVENTEEN Fukuoka Concert 2025 Details SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN FUKUOKA Date: December 20–21, 2025 Venue: Mizuho Paypay Dome Fukuoka

SEVENTEEN is a 13-member group that debuted on May 26, 2015. They continue to expand their limitless possibilities not only through group albums but also through various sub-units and individual activities. Starting as a self-producing group, they have consistently taken on challenges with each album, eventually establishing their position as the "top K-POP group." Their 10th Mini Album "FML" achieved the highest sales record for a single K-POP album, and their 11th Mini Album "SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN" recorded the highest first-week sales in K-POP history. Their 5th Album "HAPPY BURSTDAY," released in May, debuted at number 2 on the main Billboard album chart in the United States, marking their seventh consecutive top 10 entry and demonstrating the group's strong album power. SEVENTEEN is also making new history in the live performance market. They became the first K-POP artists to perform on the main stage of the UK's Glastonbury Festival and participated as headliners at Germany's Lollapalooza Berlin and Mexico's Tecate Pa'l Norte. They have held solo concerts in major stadiums around the world and achieved the highest ranking for a K-POP artist on Billboard's "2024 Top Tours." SEVENTEEN's efforts to spread the values of positivity and solidarity through music have led to their role as UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for youth. They have donated $1 million to UNESCO and established a youth support fund, actively engaging in social contributions.

The Fukuoka Christmas Market is considered one of the largest Christmas markets in Japan. Spanning multiple venues, it's technically more than one market. The miniature Christmas town displays lights, Christmas trees, decorations, and sells hot drinks and food. The Light Street illuminations and market are open from November 1st to December 25th. By 2025, approximately 120 shops are expected to open! From Hakata to Tenjin, Nakasu, and Momochihama, the city is engulfed in light, music, and warmth. Under the theme of "A Christmas that Engages All Five Senses," the event focuses on light, sound, and art. Enjoy the street illuminations, stroll through the Christmas markets, and experience a romantic evening mingling with opera and pop music.

The popular Poop Museum has made its glorious return to Fukuoka, better than ever! “＼”Power up!!”／ Poop Museum FUKUOKA” will be making its return to the city starting from April 18th, 2025. The experience has evolved since visiting Fukuoka last, and plenty of mainstays of the original exhibit as well as brand new and thrilling poo-ventures await you there! Cute and pop art influenced poop-designs will transform your humdrum everyday into a unique and unforgettable experience!

TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT) is set to arrive in Japan, bringing their ACT: TOMORROW world tour to Japanese stages. Following their initial performances in Seoul and a major tour across North America, members Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and Huening Kai are ready to showcase their spectacular performances in Japan. On July 21st, they released their fourth album, "The Star Chapter: TOGETHER," which marks the beginning of this tour. The tour name "ACT: TOMORROW" perfectly embodies TXT's unique identity as "stage storytellers," renowned for combining narrative storytelling with stunning stage performances and immersive live experiences.

TREASURE, a global boy group that debuted under YG ENTERTAINMENT on August 7, 2020, swept all the rookie awards in 2021, earning the title of "monster rookie." In 2024, their second JAPAN TOUR "2024 TREASURE TOUR [REBOOT] IN JAPAN" was held in 7 cities and 8 venues for 16 performances, breaking the record of their first tour with a total of 300,000 people. In July of the same year, they held the fan meeting "2024 TREASURE FAN MEETING ~ WONDERLAND ~" with 23 performances in 6 cities and a total of 170,000 people, an unprecedented scale for a Korean boy band. With a total of 39 shows on both tours and a total audience of nearly 500,000 people, they are attracting a lot of attention as a "live performance-oriented" global boy band.

The Kitakyushu Pop Festival (KPF) began in 2014 with the theme of "Making Kitakyushu a Pop Culture Mecca." Now celebrating its tenth anniversary, it has grown into one of Kyushu's largest anime festivals. This year, we'll once again offer two days of fun filled with pop culture charm, including stage performances by a stellar voice actor lineup, anime booths, game experiences, merchandise sales, a cosplay area, and more.

The Kanmon Strait Candlelight Night event is held at the Mojiko Retro Shopping Center in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and the Karato area in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, two adjacent locations separated by the Kanmon Strait. Originally held in Moji Ward, Kitakyushu City, the event was later expanded to Shimonoseki City on the other side and is now held annually, making it a rare event where candles are lit simultaneously in two cities. Each venue is decorated with exquisite candles, creating a dreamlike atmosphere unlike any other. On Candlelight Night, the nostalgic Mojiko Harbor will be illuminated by candlelight. Light shows and illumination events will also be held, with various lights decorating the autumn night sky.

The Haunted House Festival at Daizenji Tamada Shrine is held on the final day of the Onimusha (ghost festival), which runs from New Year's Eve to January 7th. With over 1600 years of history, it is one of Japan's three major fire festivals and has been designated an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan. Six giant torches, reportedly the largest in Japan, burn brightly as hundreds of naked young devotees carry them on lanterns (kalimata) in a vibrant and courageous New Year's celebration around the temple. Bathing in the flames is believed to bring health and prosperity, and the festival throngs with people praying for peace, protection from misfortune, and good fortune.

Dozan Kannon-ji Temple, the head temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism at Mount Koya, is located in Sasaguri-cho. It has long been known as "Miyayama-san" and is a famous spot for viewing autumn foliage. In autumn, devotees from the surrounding areas come to admire the fall colors. The temple grounds have approximately 1,000 maple and bell-shaped trees, which turn the entire mountain red from late October to late November.