[2025 Fukuoka Airports] Travel Guide for Fukuoka Airport (Updated Mar)

🗺️🗺️ Itinerary Day 1: Arrival and Hakata District Exploration Arrive in Fukuoka and check in at your accommodation (Prince Smart Inn Hakata). Explore the vibrant Hakata Station area, where you can find shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Visit Kushida Shrine to experience traditional Japanese culture. Day 2: Ohori Park & Fukuoka Castle Ruins Spend the morning relaxing at Ohori Park, a large city park with a beautiful pond. Head to the nearby Fukuoka Castle Ruins for a walk and enjoy the views from the top. End the day with dinner at a yatai (street food stall) to try hakata ramen. Day 3: Day Trip to Dazaifu Visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines. Explore the Kyushu National Museum for a taste of Japan’s cultural history. Have lunch at a local restaurant and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Day 4: Canal City Hakata & Shopping Spend the day at Canal City Hakata, a massive shopping complex with shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Catch the fountain show in the afternoon, and shop for souvenirs in the area. Dinner at Uomura for fresh sushi. Day 5: Fukuoka Tower and Momochi Seaside Park Visit Fukuoka Tower for stunning panoramic views of the city. Afterward, relax at Momochi Seaside Park, a beautiful beach area perfect for a stroll. Enjoy a seafood meal at Hakata Gion Yamakasa. Day 6: Nakasu District & Naka River Explore the Nakasu District, known for its vibrant nightlife and food scene. Take a relaxing boat cruise along the Naka River. Try local motsunabe (beef offal hot pot) for dinner. Day 7: Uminonakamichi Seaside Park & Marine World Visit Uminonakamichi Seaside Park for nature walks and scenic views. Spend the afternoon at Marine World, an aquarium showcasing the diverse sea life of the region. Evening: Enjoy a traditional kaiseki (multi-course meal) at a local restaurant. Day 8: Relaxation and Departure Visit a local onsen (hot spring) for relaxation before you depart. Depending on your departure time, enjoy a leisurely stroll in Tenjin before heading to the airport. 📍📍 Must-Visit Attractions Fukuoka Tower – For incredible views of the city and its coastline. Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine – A must-see shrine that blends history and beauty. Canal City Hakata – A futuristic shopping and entertainment complex. Ohori Park – A peaceful park perfect for a walk around the pond. Hakata Machiya Folk Museum – Dive into the local culture and history. 🥘🥘 Must-Try Food Hakata Ramen – Fukuoka’s famous tonkotsu ramen, with rich pork broth. Motsunabe – A hot pot dish made with beef offal, vegetables, and tofu. Gyoza – Dumplings stuffed with pork, commonly eaten as a side dish. Uomura’s Sushi – Fresh seafood sushi that’s a must-try in Fukuoka. Hakata Mentaiko – Spicy cod roe, often served with rice or as a topping on various dishes. 🏠🏠 Accommodation Prince Smart Inn Hakata – A modern and well-located hotel near Hakata Station. Great for easy access to transportation and nearby attractions.

#AirportTravel 📍 Lounge TIME International Fukuoka Airport International Lounge TIME/South is a card lounge located after passing through security at Fukuoka Airport's domestic terminal. It is a paid lounge, but if you have a gold card designated by the affiliated card company, admission is free. I used it because I had time before boarding. You will be asked to show your boarding pass for the day at the reception. It is a free drink, so I had iced coffee, tomato juice, and a green smoothie and relaxed before boarding 🥰 They also sell alcohol and snacks 🍝 There are outlets so you can charge your phone. Lounge TIME International Fukuoka Airport International 📍 3F, 739 Aoki, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture In front of Gate 56 🕰️ 7:00-21:00 Fees Adults 1100 yen Children 550 yen #100's Travel Style #Fukuoka Tourism #Fukuoka Tourism #Fukuoka Airport

Located in the first-floor arrival lobby, this card lounge is accessible before passing through the security checkpoint, making it available for use both before departure and after arrival. Gold members and above of credit cards can use the lounge by presenting their boarding pass and card on the day of travel. Upon presentation, you can choose between a '350ml beer' or 'free drinks.' The lounge is about twice the size of the area shown in the first photo, so it rarely gets crowded. There are plenty of power outlets and seats, including many single seats, allowing you to relax comfortably. The lounge is also well-maintained and clean, making it highly recommended.

When it comes to air travel treasures, LOUNGE TIME INTERNATIONAL is definitely a secret gem worth mentioning. It is hidden in Fukuoka Airport, just waiting for you to discover its luxury. Did you know? If you hold the JCB Dragon Card, this VIP lounge will open its doors to you and provide unparalleled service. Whether you are a business traveler or a vacationer, LOUNGE TIME INTERNATIONAL will become a must-visit place on your trip to Fukuoka. As soon as you step into LOUNGE TIME INTERNATIONAL, you will immediately feel quiet and comfortable. Not only does it provide an elegant seating area, but it also has clean bathrooms to keep you tidy at all times. And for modern travelers, charging facilities are a boon. This lounge has plenty of charging sockets to ensure your devices don’t lose power. One of the best parts is that LOUNGE TIME INTERNATIONAL offers free soft drinks including coffee, milk and juice. The staff here always treat every guest with a friendly and welcoming attitude, ensuring that every stay is unforgettable. Whether you're waiting for your next flight or just looking for a quiet place to relax, LOUNGE TIME INTERNATIONAL is definitely worth a visit. It not only provides a comfortable rest environment, but also allows you to enjoy a unique VIP experience. In this hidden treasure, you can relax and add a touch of luxury to your trip. #TRAVEL #FUKUOKAAIRPORT #VIPROOM #LOUNGETIMEINTERNATIONAL #龙腾卡JCB #AIR TRAVEL

#FukuokaSightseeing [Fukuoka Airport Domestic Terminal Observation Deck] 7:00-22:00 An observation deck on the 3rd and 4th floors of the domestic terminal at Fukuoka Airport. On the 4th floor, you can watch planes take off and land right before your eyes! A must-see for plane lovers! Of course, admission is free. It's a large, open space. There are benches, so many people sit and relax with a Starbucks in hand. It's a very relaxing space. There are also areas where children can play, so it's great for families with children! Please be careful on rainy or windy days as the area will be exposed to the rain.

Let's go to Japannnnnnn 🧤🎌🇯🇵 This time, let's get a view of Airasia, flying directly to Fukuoka Direct flight from the city - Fukuoka, travel time 5 and a half hours, the travel time is also very good, the plane leaves at 1.30 am, arrives in Japan in the morning, ready to travel, so awesome. As for the return flight, it leaves Fukuoka at 10 am, arrives in Thailand at 1 pm, which is considered a good time. Another review of the excitement on the plane, the food, Airasia's Pad Thai is awesome, I can't say I can't say. The shrimp is very big, the taste is very Thai, lol. Umami, 140 baht per plate is considered worth it, you have to try it. #TravelAbroad #airasia #japan #deliciousfood

Fukuoka Airport is the closest airport to the city center among Japanese cities. The facilities are old, so it seems that expansion work is currently underway here and there. The view of the airport when entering and leaving Fukuoka is crowded with people.

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Travel support has started, and it seems that the number of travelers from overseas has increased. The COVID-19 pandemic has subsided, and travel is now more relaxing. The airport and plane were bustling with people on my autumn trip from Haneda Airport to Fukuoka Airport. Perhaps because COVID-19 has calmed down, the restriction of disembarking every 10 rows seems to have been lifted, and I could feel that things are gradually returning to normal. I felt that the free-spirited atmosphere of the trip made the view from the sky shine even more. #HanedaAirport #Fukuoka #FukuokaAirport #Airport #ANA #FukuokaTourism #FukuokaTrip #Tokyo #TokyoTrip #TokyoTourism #AutumnTrip

#FukuokaTrip "Sugar Butter Sandwich Tree" When you think of Fukuoka, you think of Amaou🍓 There are many sweets made with Amaou, but Sugar Butter Sandwich Tree's Hakata-exclusive Amaou🍓 Available for purchase at Fukuoka Airport. How about a Fukuoka souvenir? 🗾 778-1 Shimousui, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture Domestic Terminal

#QuintessaCampaign Fukuoka Airport Observation Deck It's really nice on a sunny day You can see a lot of planes up close, and there are chairs for children so you can relax. If you're an airplane lover, you can't beat being able to see planes from many different companies at once.

Good evening everyone 🌙 My name is Shinya and I post photos of architecture and travel on Instagram!! Today, I'd like to introduce Fukuoka Airport! 🛬 Do you like airports? ? I really love airports as buildings. This airport was also very beautiful, so if you go to Kyushu, please use Fukuoka Airport! #gourmet #airport #fukuoka #greatview

Dazaifu, Japan, about an hour away from Fukuoka by train! Before Corona, it was a must-visit place for Korean tourists visiting Fukuoka! There is a shrine here that honors the god of learning, so it is said to be popular with both Koreans and Japanese people! Dazaifu is also a great place for a bicycle trip! At Dazaifu Station, you can rent an electric bicycle for a certain fee! It is an electric bicycle, so it is not too difficult, and it has a cute Japanese local town scenery that looks like it came out of Crayon Shin-chan, so it is good to look around slowly. If Corona is over and you go to Dazaifu, I highly recommend a bicycle trip👏 #Dazaifu #JapanTravel #FukuokaTravel

I flew from Fukuoka to Sendai on a plane called J-AIR♪ J-AIR is a JAL Group plane, and it covers all of Japan, from Osaka International Airport in the north to Memanbetsu Airport in Hokkaido and in the south to Tokunoshima Airport in Kagoshima Prefecture, and it accounts for about 30% of the JAL Group's domestic flights, so it's quite large✈️ It uses regional jets that are not often seen on other airlines, and the unique engine sounds are interesting♪ It's a compact plane, but the ride is excellent! Of course, the service is the same as a full-service carrier, and there is also an in-flight drink service. I think I'll use it again in the future when traveling between regional airports✈️ #Fukuoka #Sendai #Amazing view

#Domestic Travel Strategy Fukuoka Prefecture is located in the northern part of Kyushu and is a key transportation hub as the gateway to Kyushu and Asia. It is a region rich in nature facing three seas: the Chikuzen Sea, the Buzen Sea, and the Ariake Sea. If you are planning a trip to Fukuoka, I hope you will read to the end and find it useful. 🔸Area: Fukuoka City, Dazaifu City Area ──────────────────── 🔸Time Required: 10 hours ─────────────────── 🔸Transportation Method: Train, Walking ─────────────────── This time, I visited three spots. From Hakata Station to Dazaifu Station (transfer required) approx. 18km approx. 1 hour ❶ 10:00 Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine ↓ ↓ Rainbow Tunnel🚶 approx. 750m approx. 10 minutes ↓ ❷ 11:00 Kyushu National Museum ↓ ↓ 🚃Dazaifu Station to Akasaka Station, approx. 23km, approx. 1.5 hours ↓ ❸ 14:30 Fukuoka Castle ↓ ↓ 🚃Akasaka Station to Fukuoka Airport Station, approx. 7km, approx. 25 minutes ↓ 16:00 Fukuoka Airport 　　　　　Souvenir selection °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine 📍4-7-1 Saifu, Dazaifu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, 818-0117 Kyushu National Museum 📍4-7-2 Ishizaka, Dazaifu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, 818-0118 Fukuoka Castle Ruins 📍1 Jonai, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, 810-0043 #Domestic travel #Solo travel #Fukuoka #Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine #Museum #Castle

Many travelers to Japan typically visit Osaka in the Kansai region and Tokyo in the Kanto region. However, Fukuoka is becoming an increasingly popular destination for repeat visitors to Japan. 🌅 Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine A must-visit thousand-year-old shrine in Fukuoka, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning in Japan. It's a sacred place to pray for academic success and wisdom. The path leading to the shrine is lined with plum trees, and the cherry blossoms in spring and red maple leaves in autumn are particularly spectacular. We recommend trying the unique "umegae mochi" (red bean paste rice cake) and matcha desserts. The shrine is open to the public free of charge (06:30-18:30). Take the Nishitetsu Line from the city center to Dazaifu Station, and it's a 10-minute walk from there. 🏯 Fukuoka Castle Ruins Located within Maizuru Park, the Fukuoka Castle Ruins were once the residence of Nagamasa Kuroda. Although the original castle tower no longer exists, the remaining stone walls and gates still tell the story of history. Until the end of May 2025, the castle tower base will be illuminated with colorful LED lights every evening from 18:00 to 22:00, simulating the outline of a "dream castle tower," perfect for taking photos. Climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city and experience the blend of ancient and modern. 🗼 Fukuoka Tower The tallest seaside tower in Japan (234m), the observation deck offers a 360° view of Hakata Bay and the city skyline. We recommend visiting in the evening to enjoy the sunset and night view (admission is 800 yen for adults, with discounts for children). The tower is covered in mirrored glass, reflecting the sky during the day and sparkling with lights at night. Take the subway to Nishijin Station, and it's about a 20-minute walk from there. 🔱 Explore Wonderful Destinations Around the World 🔱

Seeyou Fukuoka🇯🇵 A city with a super relaxing feeling🏙️ Fukuoka is an important city located in the southwest of Japan. Every day, people from different countries around the world visit and travel there. The Fukuoka Metro accepts bank cards and credit cards for direct entry, which is very convenient. There are also many flights to Fukuoka every day, so it is very convenient in all aspects to mainland China. I have been to so many cities in Japan, but I prefer Fukuoka in Hokkaido. The airport is very close to the city, which is very comfortable. If I have the chance to come to Japan, I will come again. The food in Fukuoka is delicious, the cost is not high, and there are many flights between Fukuoka and Hong Kong every day. #Japan

📍 Fukuoka Airport | FUK Duty Free * •• ✨ International Terminal Duty Free Shop Information 🛍️ Major Duty Free Shops * JAL Duty Free Shop (Departure Hall) * FaSoLa Duty Free Shop (Departure Hall) * ANA FESTA (Departure Hall) * Walkerhill Duty Free Shop (Near the Gate) 💡 Popular Items * Japan Limited Sweets/Sweet Sets * Royce Chocolate * Japanese Cosmetics * Honshu Sake/Whiskey * Kyushu Specialties 💡 Know more! * Purchase possible after entering the departure hall * Korean-speaking staff available * All card payments accepted * Located on the 3rd floor of the international terminal * Storage possible until return after purchase * Advance reservation discount available ⏰ Business hours: * 2 hours before the first flight departure ~ the last flight 📍 Location: 3rd floor of the international terminal 💳 Japanese card points can be accumulated #Fukuoka #AirportDutyFreeShop #DutyFreeShopping #FukuokaTravel #AirportShopping #JapanTravel #ShoppingInstagram #CanadaAirlineEvent

📍Hakuta Masa-chan Ramen Fukuoka Airport Fukuoka is known for its delicious ramen even at the airport! The ramen runway at this airport is lined with various famous ramen shops! Please check it out! 【INFORMATION】 Hakuta Masa-chan Ramen Fukuoka Airport 📮778-1 Shimousui, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture 812-0003 Domestic Passenger Terminal, 3rd floor 🕑11:00-21:00 #0 Yen Travel January 2025

#January2025 The travel experience at Fukuoka Airport was really pleasant. As soon as you step into the airport, you can feel the strong Japanese cultural atmosphere. Travelers can easily shop in a variety of stores, including a variety of duty-free goods. The wide range of choices made me dazzled. I particularly like the food options within the airport. Walking in the food area, the fragrant Japanese food caught my attention. What impressed me most was a cup of smooth soft-serve ice cream, which had a delicate taste, sweet but not greasy, and made me feel very happy while waiting to board the plane. In addition to food and shopping, the airport is also very user-friendly, with spacious waiting areas and comfortable seats that make people feel relaxed. The staff are friendly, professional and always ready to help, making me feel right at home. Overall, Fukuoka Airport is not only a place to transfer, but also a place full of fun experiences. Here, I not only enjoyed shopping and delicious food, but also felt the enthusiasm and vitality of Fukuoka, which makes me look forward to my next trip! #FukuokaTravel

Nice meal before boarding our plane in Fukuoka Airport T2.

#2025 Overseas Travel Event The departure hall of Fukuoka Airport is located on the 3rd floor, so you have to go up to the 3rd floor to check in after entering the airport. Since the airport itself is small, it doesn't take much time to check in and depart, so you can go with some time to spare!!

A must-see for anyone using international flights at Fukuoka Airport! Fukuoka Airport is undergoing expansion work at a rapid pace, and the recently opened lounge "Fukuoka Lounge" accepts Priority Pass, so I went there! The spacious lounge offers drinks and food, and although there isn't a huge selection of food, they offer Fukuoka specialties such as mentaiko french fries and tonkotsu ramen, as well as alcohol, so you can enjoy yourself at your leisure♪ As it is a new lounge, it is very clean and the seats are spacious. If you are using an international flight, why not go early and relax here? #OverseasTravelRecord

During my visit to The Matcha Tokyo in the Fukuoka Airport International Terminal, I was pleasantly surprised by the modern yet traditional vibe that the cafe offered. Located within the bustling airport, it serves as a peaceful haven for travelers looking for a quick yet delightful stop. The minimalist decor, with its clean lines and soft green accents, instantly gave the space a calming atmosphere. The subtle incorporation of Japanese design elements, such as wooden panels and delicate lighting, created a perfect setting to relax before a flight. The menu at The Matcha Tokyo is centered around matcha, and I was eager to try some of their signature offerings. I opted for a matcha latte, which was expertly prepared. The flavor was rich and smooth, with just the right balance of earthy matcha taste and creamy milk. The latte had a beautiful frothy texture, and the subtle sweetness was perfect without overpowering the matcha flavor. It was evident that they take great pride in sourcing high-quality matcha for their drinks. In addition to the drinks, I also decided to try one of their matcha desserts. I chose a matcha roll cake, and it did not disappoint. The cake was light and fluffy, with a perfect balance of sweet and bitter matcha flavors. The cream inside was smooth and complemented the cake wonderfully. It was a delightful treat that paired well with the matcha latte. What stood out to me at The Matcha Tokyo was the exceptional service. Despite being located in a busy airport terminal, the staff were attentive, friendly, and efficient. They made sure my order was served quickly, yet with care, and they took the time to engage with customers in a pleasant manner. It felt like a warm, welcoming experience, which is often rare in the fast-paced environment of an airport. Overall, my visit to The Matcha Tokyo in Fukuoka Airport was a memorable one. The combination of high-quality matcha beverages, delicious desserts, and excellent service made it a standout choice for anyone traveling through the airport. Whether you’re a matcha enthusiast or just looking for a unique and peaceful break during your travels, The Matcha Tokyo offers a refreshing experience. I look forward to visiting again on my next trip!

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The Matcha Tokyo (at Fukuoka Airport) 🍵 For those who love matcha green tea, don't miss this. When you visit Fukuoka, Japan, you are traveling back to Fukuoka Airport. You will find a matcha green tea shop while waiting to board the plane. When you come to Japan, you must have some delicious matcha green tea before going home. This shop has a variety of green teas to choose from, such as matcha green tea, hojicha green tea, or maigencha. The most popular and best-selling one is matcha. They also have ready-made powder to buy as gifts for your family or to brew yourself. This shop is very convenient for those who love green tea. 💞Reason for recommendation: Delicious, well-rounded, easy to drink, not too bitter. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Cafe review #fukuoka #matchalover #Japan travel #Japan travel #japan

Food offered onboard Asiana Airlines Flight OZ135 from Fukuoka Airport to Seoul Incheon Airport. As shown above, it is a Chicken Yakitori meal, and it was well prepared and delicious. Flight time is just above 1 hour, but am pleasantly surprised to be served a full meal (without sides) onboard the aircraft, as compared to its competitors around serving snacks for flight of a similar duration.#travel #oz #Asianaairlines #airplane #Airplanefood #Chickenyakitori

#福冈旅行 This time I came to Fukuoka, Japan for a trip. When I landed, I saw the entire city of Fukuoka and small buildings, and I could also see the ocean near Fukuoka! One of my favorite places is the outdoor plane viewing platform at Fukuoka Airport! When I got off the plane, I went to the observation deck at Fukuoka Airport to watch the planes taking off and running slowly on the runway! Watch them slowly take off and rise into the sky! It feels so special! Overall, this airport is quite large, you can come and see it when you come to Fukuoka Airport! #trip

Appetizer: Japanese Cold Noodles with Soba Sauce A refreshing start to the meal, the chilled soba noodles were served with a light and savory soba sauce and shredded nori, offering a perfect balance of flavor. It was a great nod to the flight’s origin and set the tone for a delightful meal. Main Course: Chicken and Mushroom Sauce The tender chicken was generously coated with a rich mushroom sauce, creating a comforting, flavorful dish. Paired with a side of perfectly mashed potatoes and vegetables, it was satisfying and well-balanced. Dessert: Häagen-Dazs Ice Cream A perfect sweet ending to the meal! The rich, creamy Häagen-Dazs ice cream offered a touch of indulgence after the hearty main course. A familiar favorite that never disappoints, adding a bit of luxury to the inflight experience. Drinks: Singapore Sling No flight with Singapore Airlines is complete without the iconic Singapore Sling. Refreshing and perfectly balanced, this classic cocktail added a delightful twist to the meal. The perfect companion to the journey, with its vibrant flavors embodying the spirit of Singapore!🇸🇬 #letsmakan #100WaysOfTravel