This smart museum displays artefacts from local history and culture. The pride of the collection is an ancient 2.3-sq-cm, 108g golden seal with an inscription proving Japan's historic ties to China.
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Among the countless visitors to the grand, sprawling Tenman-g奴 鈥 shrine and burial place of poet-scholar Tenman Tenjin 鈥 are students making offerings and鈥
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Built into the tranquil eastern hills of Dazaifu and reached through more escalators than can be found at the average airport, this striking structure 鈥
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Nicknamed Maizuru-j艒 (Dancing Crane Castle), this elegantly proportioned white castle (built 1608, rebuilt 1966 and refurbished 2017) is picturesquely鈥
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Spread over three machiya (traditional Japanese townhouses), this folk museum re-creates a Hakata nagare (neighbourhood unit) from the late Meiji era鈥
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On the upper floors of the Hakata Riverain mall, this large museum houses the world-renowned Asia Gallery, and additional galleries for special鈥
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Only the walls of Fukuoka-j艒 (Fukuoka Castle) remain, but the castle's hilltop site (Maizuru-k艒en) provides good panoramas of the city and great views of鈥
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Set within the expansive grounds of 艑hori-k艒en, adjacent to the remains of Fukuoka's once-grand castle, this traditional (though constructed in 1984) 12鈥
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Near the former Tachiarai airfield, one of the most important airfields of Japan's Imperial Army, this museum shows the rigorous training Japanese fighter鈥
Nearby Fukuoka attractions
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Standing above the Momochi district is 234m-tall Fukuoka Tower, Japan's tallest seaside spire, a symbol of the city and mostly hollow (its main purpose is鈥
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This monolithic, retractable-roof stadium is the home field of Fukuoka's much-loved SoftBank Hawks baseball team. Tours (in Japanese) are offered and鈥
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Set within the expansive grounds of 艑hori-k艒en, adjacent to the remains of Fukuoka's once-grand castle, this traditional (though constructed in 1984) 12鈥
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Expected to reopen in March 2019 following renovations, Fukuoka Art Museum has ancient pottery and Buddhist guardians, as well as works by Basquiat,鈥
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This stately shrine to Japan's war dead sits just south of 艑hori-k艒en, surrounded by woods. Its 13m-tall torii (gate) is one of Japan's tallest.
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Only the walls of Fukuoka-j艒 (Fukuoka Castle) remain, but the castle's hilltop site (Maizuru-k艒en) provides good panoramas of the city and great views of鈥
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Also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Victory, the church holds AA meetings and religious ceremonies.
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This popular Shint艒 shrine is set right in the midst of the city, steps from Tenjin Station. While it's not as grand as some other religious sites in town鈥