Featured Events in Fukuoka in June, 2025 (August Updated)

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!

A celebration of Hello Kitty 50 years in the making. Come enjoy this exhibit showcasing Hello Kitty’s uniqueness! Hello Kitty made her debut 50 years ago, and has become a global icon and beloved household name. Look across the world and stories like hers are quite rare. So, what made, and continues to make, Hello Kitty so popular? The hint lies in her connection to each and every one of her fans. At this exhibit, the secret will be revealed in various corners of the exhibit, including the largest assemblage of Hello Kitty goods in history, artist collaborations with Hello Kitty overflowing with personality, and original video made for the event.

"Ukiyoe Immersive Art Exhibition" is an immersive digital art museum where visitors can experience the world of ukiyo-e through 3D CG animation and projection mapping. The exhibition is based on more than 300 masterpieces by world-famous ukiyo-e artists such as Katsushika Hokusai, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Utagawa Hiroshige, Kitagawa Utamaro, Tōshūsai Sharaku, and Utagawa Kunisada. The venue consists of approximately nine immersive zones, allowing visitors of all ages to fully immerse themselves in the dynamic world of ukiyo-e. This exhibition has already been held in Nagoya, Milan (Italy), Kagoshima, and Tokyo, attracting over 200,000 visitors worldwide. All areas of the venue allow photo and video shooting, enabling visitors to take stunning pictures while stepping into the enchanting world of ukiyo-e. Enjoy a limited-time immersive exhibition where masterpieces of ukiyo-e, which have captivated the world across generations, come to life in a dynamic and engaging way.

The “Demon Slayer” anime, which began airing in 2019, is attracting more and more attention with the first chapter of the Infinity Castle Arc to be released on July 18 this year. A large-scale exhibition focusing on the “Hashira” class of characters recently drew 200,000 visitors in Tokyo, and this exhibit will now be coming to “Demon Slayer” Hashira Exhibition “To Infinity Castle" will be held at the Fukuoka City Museum from Thursday, April 24 to Sunday, June 22.

Please show your "Reserved Name+Trip.comorder QR code (not screenshot)" to exchange for thewristband after verifying age with your passport or residence card to enter. Ticket pick-up address: Fukuoka Mizuho PayPay Dome Gate 3 Main Entrance - Same-day ticket/JP NIGHT Passage. Ticket pick-up time: 19:00(JST)on June 7, the day of the performance. Please follow the on-site staff's instructions to enter, thank you. "MUSIC CIRCUS FUKUOKA partner with SoftBank HAWKS" is a festival born from the collaboration between Fukuoka's champion baseball team, the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks, and the Osaka-born music festival "MUSIC CIRCUS." The unique experience of an all-night event in a dome has garnered audience support, and it will be held for the sixth time in 2025. MUSIC CIRCUS FUKUOKA 2025 is an unmissable event for music fans! This Fukuoka festival builds on the success of previous Osaka festivals and gathers many renowned artists. Attendees can enjoy electrifying live performances by AK-69, GADORO, Jin Dogg, and 5Leaf, as well as outstanding DJ sets by KENNY and YAMAHIRO.

With the guiding theme “Plain, Simple, Useful”, Sir Terence Conran (1931 – 2020) revolutionized the world of design, his comprehensive gaze capturing all aspects of life from the individual, to the urban, and even to society at large. This exhibit seeks to depict Conran as he was through his design philosophy, which played a major role in revolutionizing English lifestyles, and set off a design boom worldwide. This exhibit graced Tokyo’s Station Gallery last year, and migrated to Fukuoka this year on April 19th. In the immediate postwar period Conran began his career as a textile and tableware pattern designer, and in 1964 opened his groundbreaking home styling store “Habitat” which became a massive hit and chain in England, earning him significant fame as an entrepreneur.

The Fukuoka Bordeaux Wine Festival is a Bordeaux wine festival that was founded in 2017 to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the sister city relationship between Fukuoka City and Bordeaux, France. This popular event brings together wine lovers and tourists from all over Fukuoka Prefecture to enjoy the delicious food of Fukuoka and the charm of Bordeaux wine. There are up to 100 different types of wine to choose from, from light to full-bodied! You can taste first and second class wines from the Big Five (five famous wineries in the Bordeaux region). Choose from a variety of red, white and rosé wines to find the one that suits your taste. In addition to exquisite cuisine that pairs perfectly with the wine, there will be a wealth of activities to experience French history and culture. You will be mesmerized by live performances of opera, chanson, ballet, accordion, jazz and more.

At the Asian Market Festival, you can enjoy everything from Asian food and groceries to tourist information and Fukuoka and Kyushu delicacies in the atmosphere of an Asian market and night market. About 30 shops are stationed, offering a variety of food specialties from Asian countries such as Taiwan, China, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, India, and Hong Kong. You can enjoy a variety of food and popular desserts, from standard street food menus to local delicacies. We also have a limited sale of freshly baked soft Taiwanese cakes! Colorful performances are performed on the stage, including classical South Indian dance, Balinese dance, traditional Chinese face-changing art, DJ performances playing Asian music, singing and dancing. This is a six-day trip where you can experience Asia with a traveling mood.