Ohori Park

Mainly featuring a weekend flash trip to Fukuoka, if you want to visit the surrounding cities, you can buy JR tickets according to the map in the first chapter to plan your entire Kyushu trip 🛜Day1 City Walk 🏷️Hakata Historical Route (didn't take many photos due to cloudy weather) 🏷️Airport bus to Hakata Station (20min) - 2:00pm: Hakata Station shin shin ramen (no queue after 2pm) 🏷️Hotel check in 3:30pm-6:30pm 🏷️Hakata Sennenmon - Shojoin Temple - Tochoji Temple - Wakamiya Hachimangu - Kushida Shrine - Tenjin - Nakasu 🏷️7:00pm Dinner: Tori Doan Haruyoshi 👍Most recommended: Do not miss the 10-meter tall wooden Great Buddha on the second floor of Tochoji Temple, you can also walk inside the Buddha to visit, and the ticket is only 2.5 yuan 🛜Day2 Artistic District Route 🏷️8:30am Breakfast: Fuglen Coffee + Butter Toast The world's number one coffee shop, I was deterred by the long queue at the Tokyo store before, but this time I finally got to drink it in Fukuoka 🏷️9:30am Ohori Park - Fukuoka Art Museum - Japanese Garden (artificial sea of clouds is released every half hour) 🏷️Fukuoka Art Museum is worth a visit, mainly featuring contemporary works, with originals by Joan Miro, Dali, Yayoi Kusama, and also works by young artists 🏷️11:30am Ohori Park locals' lunch 🏷️1:00pm Maizuru Park - Fukuoka Castle Historical Site - Tenjin - Yakushi 🌟Highlights: Recommend 3 specialty stores in the alleys 🏷️B.B.B Poters 🏷️None too soon 🏷️Maribron 🏷️7:00 Dinner: Yakiniku 🚉Travel Tips: If you have one day, it is recommended to visit Itoshima and stroll around, the white torii gate at Sakurai Shrine's Futamigaura is super photogenic, and the leisurely pace of life will make you fall in love with this city even more!

🏡 Many people visit Fukuoka's Ohori Park to enjoy the cherry blossoms, but many overlook the quaint 'Japanese Garden' within the park. . 🏡 This exquisite garden, built in 1984, is surrounded by white clay walls and trees, featuring a large pond, artificial hills that make up a spring garden, a 'Sukiya' style tea house, and an open-air tea garden. . 🏡 Although the garden is not large, it encompasses gardening techniques from various eras, creating a unique landscape with a Zen Buddhism-inspired natural view. The designer is one of Japan's leading garden and landscape creators, 'Kinsaku Nakane', whose representative works include the 'Adachi Museum of Art, Nijo Castle, and the Japanese Garden at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts'. Additionally, the tea house in the garden was designed by 'Masao Nakamura', an authority on modern Japanese tea houses and Sukiya architecture. The tea house offers matcha sweets, and the front garden is planted with maple trees, which are especially beautiful in autumn. . 📌 Opening hours: May-September: 9:00-18:00 October-April: 9:00-17:00 Closed every Monday and from December 29 to January 3. 📌🎫: 250 yen per person 📌 The garden has a mist spray every half hour. .

#ohoripark was constructed between 1926 and 1929 and designed after the classical garden style of the West Lake in China. There are three islands in the middle of the pond that are connected to the mainland and each other by elegant stone bridges #fukuoka #japan #travelinspiration #lakeview #happynewyear

#cherryblossom2024 Ohori Park Japanese Garden is a beautiful oasis in Fukuoka, Japan, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Even in the rain, the garden exudes tranquility and beauty, making it a delightful destination to explore. During my visit to Ohori Park Japanese Garden, I was enchanted by the peaceful atmosphere and stunning natural surroundings. The entry price of 250 yen is well worth it for the opportunity to immerse oneself in such a picturesque setting. One of the highlights of the garden is the fog pond, which creates a mystical ambiance every half an hour. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll through the garden or simply enjoying the tranquility of the surroundings, Ohori Park Japanese Garden is a must-visit destination in Fukuoka. #Japan #Sakura #Nature

🌟 Ōhori Park, you really know how to enjoy yourself! 👍 For the people of Fukuoka Prefecture in Kyushu, when it comes to taking a walk, the first place that comes to mind is Ōhori Park. It is considered an oasis in the city, and the nearly 90-year-old Ōhori Park has grown alongside many Fukuoka residents. In spring, people admire the cherry blossoms, in summer they watch fireworks, in autumn they enjoy the red maple leaves, and in winter the warm sun welcomes the new year with decorative lights. ❤ The construction of Ōhori Park originally involved filling in the mouth of the Hakata Bay to build a moat for the protection of the castle. In the 1930s, inspired by China's West Lake, the current Ōhori Park was constructed. Even today, Ōhori Park is one of the few water parks in Japan, hosting an annual summer fireworks festival. 🖼 In contrast to the grandeur of China's West Lake, Ōhori Park focuses more on details to enhance its beauty. Many buildings have been constructed along the lake to complement the park's lakes, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery and relax, appreciate art at the lakeside art museum, and even take a break on a swan boat in the lake. There is a small island in the lake connected by three bridges, and at night, colorful lights are turned on, attracting many couples for a romantic rendezvous. ✅ Ōhori Park is well-equipped with facilities, including a two-kilometer trail around the lake for jogging and cycling. In addition to the art museum and restful seating, several coffee shops have been established around the lake, filling the air with the scent of flowers and the aroma of coffee. On weekends, the 'Noh Theater' in Ōhori Park also hosts various music and drama events, adding to the entertainment atmosphere for the public. 📍 Address: 1-2 Ōhori Park, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City. 🚉 Transportation: Take the municipal subway to Ōhori Park Station, and follow the signs for an 8-minute walk to reach the park. 💰 Cost: Free. 🕙 Opening hours: All day.

📍Ohori Park If you go to Fukuoka, you can't miss the famous Ohori Park. Ohori Park has a really large lake, and it was a place with water ripples gently sliding over the moonlight, trees surrendering to the wind, people riding bicycles, and dogs taking walks. There wasn't a single place that wasn't pleasant. If you go to Fukuoka, I highly recommend visiting Ohori Park, especially on a sunny day, you might even get a 'life shot'.

✔️Ohori Park 📍1-2 Ohorikoen, Chuo, Fukuoka 810-0051 Fukuoka Prefecture Fukuoka's must-visit course is Ohori Park~ It's easy to get to since it's near Tenjin, and it's such a nice place to take a walk even on cloudy days~ On sunny days, it's a great spot to take the perfect photo, and there's also a cafe inside the park, so I recommend having a cup of coffee while enjoying the view of the park!