Fukuoka Prefecture is known as the gateway to Asia for its delicious food, rich history, traditional culture, and its location.
Fukuoka's culinary culture is a unique and delicious fusion of its fresh local ingredients and traditional cooking techniques.
Delicacies such as Hakata ramen, cod roe, motsunabe, and udon noodles have spread by word of mouth, attracting many tourists from Japan and abroad.
Historically, Fukuoka has been a trading center since ancient times, where many cultures have gathered and mingled.
Its historical buildings, such as the ruins of Fukuoka Castle and Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, leave a deep impression on visitors.
Culturally, Fukuoka is known for its traditional crafts, such as Hakata textiles and Hakata dolls.
These crafts epitomize Fukuoka's exquisite craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibilities.
Fukuoka Airport is only a 5-minute subway ride from Hakata Station, and is known as the "Gateway to Asia" for its world-class accessibility, attracting many tourists from both Japan and abroad.
We invite you to experience its rich food, deep history, and vivid traditional culture.
It will surely be an unforgettable experience!
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