JR Hakata City
JR Hakata City is built on Hakata Chuo Street Station. It is not just a station but also a large shopping mall, considered one of Kyushu's new landmark buildings. During the rainy season, why not check out some souvenirs and cosmetics here first?
Fukuoka Dome
Japan's first and only retractable roof all-weather stadium, also known as 'Yahoo Dome'. Nearby, there is a large resort hotel and shopping mall, forming a spacious entertainment area called 'Hawks Town'. The 'Backstage Tour' in the adventure sightseeing is highly praised. Why not come here to explore the backstage during the rainy season!
Hakata Machiya Folk Museum
This folk museum is spread across three machiya (traditional townhouses), perfectly recreating the late Meiji era Hakata atmosphere. The reconstructed ancient buildings display historical photos and exhibits of traditional Hakata culture, festivals, handicrafts, and performing arts, even including recordings of the obscure Hakata dialect.
Rainy days and galleries go well together! This large museum's Asian gallery is world-renowned, and there are also other galleries that occasionally host special exhibitions and local artist exhibitions.
Fukuoka Prefectural Museum of Art
The Fukuoka Prefectural Museum of Art is located within Suzaki Park. It holds several permanent exhibitions throughout the year, mainly showcasing works by artists related to Fukuoka. Additionally, it hosts special exhibitions that present the results of research and investigations related to art.
