2026 Japan Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in September)

✈️ HERE YOU CAN SEE A REAL FIGHTER JET UP UP And no, this isn't a display model. 📍 Hamamatsu Air Park, Japan Real military aircraft and helicopters are right in front of you, and some exhibits allow you to peer inside the cockpit and see things tourists usually can't see. ✈️ The most impressive are the fighter jets. You can literally get within arm's reach and examine the cockpit, armament, engine, and structural components. And then it gets even more interesting: there are flight simulators, VR, and interactive exhibits, making the museum feel not like a typical exhibition, but like a small immersion into the world of military aviation. 🔥 And all of this is free. The museum is located on the grounds of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's Hamamatsu Air Base, so the atmosphere here is truly unique. 📍 Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture ⏰ 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 💰 Free admission 💡 If you're traveling from Tokyo to Kyoto/Osaka, Hamamatsu makes an unusual stop along the way. 📌 Save your spot—especially if you want to see Japan from a completely different perspective. #Japan #Tokyo #Hamamatsu #Japan #Hamamatsu #AirPark #Aviation #FighterPlane #Travel

📍 Kumasan - Azabu-Juban If you're looking for more than just a meal in Tokyo, but a truly culinary experience, this place is worth saving. Kumasan is tucked away in the basement in the heart of Azabu-Juban. With just 12 seats, it offers an intimate atmosphere, an open kitchen, and the feeling of being in a private dining club. 🥩 The star here is Japanese black wagyu. But it's not just any steak. The meat is paired with seasonal Japanese ingredients, transforming each dish into a unique story. The menu features a signature interpretation of Japanese cuisine, focusing on product quality, presentation, and unexpected combinations. 🔥 The most exciting part is watching the kitchen from your seat. And if you're looking for maximum privacy, a private room is available. 🍷 An evening here feels more like a gastronomic spectacle than a regular dinner. 💡 My advice: book in advance. This is a small restaurant with limited seating, so it can be difficult to pop in spontaneously. 📍 Azabu-Juban, Tokyo 🚇 About 5 minutes' walk from Azabu-Juban Station 🍽️ Wagyu • signature Japanese cuisine • seasonal ingredients ✨ 12 seats • open kitchen • private room If you're in Tokyo and want one truly special dinner, save this place. 🇯🇵 #Tokyo #Tokyo #Japan #Japan #Azabu #AzabuJuban #TokyoFood #JapaneseFood #Wagyu #TravelJapan

Golden Sun and Ji at Kyoto – talk about total main character energy! If you’re in the mood for an iconic trip, these two Kyoto legends are legit serving unbeatable vibes you’ll remember forever. Let’s break it down: Both Golden Sun and Ji are basically chilling just outside the iconic wooden gates of Kinkaku-ji (yup, that's The Golden Pavilion). This spot is next-level photogenic—think golden sunlight literally bouncing off the pavilion in the morning. Don’t miss that sunrise! The official address: 1 Kinkakujicho, Kita Ward, Kyoto, 603-8361, Japan. Kinkaku-ji is usually open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, so make sure your phone’s charged for all those golden hour snaps 📸✨. Pro move: Get there early! Slide in before the crowds show up to catch the crisp morning air and that pine-fresh breeze from northern Kyoto. It seriously feels like a spa day for your senses and gives you all the Zen vibes. Trust—Kyoto mornings hit different. Once you’ve had your main character moment at Kinkaku-ji, don’t rush off! Take the quieter garden path, and you’ll discover “Ji’s” mellow side—total peace and instant calm. Walk along mirror-like ponds, admire the perfectly trimmed bushes, and let the sound of running water give you chill-out mode. If you hit the right season, cherry blossoms will be popping off 🌸. It’s like nature pressed the “refresh” button! Insider hack: Check out the cute neighborhood shops just beyond the temple grounds. They’re packed with seasonal garden must-haves, cedar wood crafts, and kawaii souvenirs totally made for your feed. And for snack lovers—grab some matcha treats, mochi balls, or gooey-sweet bites from the local stands. Sooo good! Ready for a sunrise experience that's pure IRL magic? The Golden Temple in Kyoto is calling your name! #sunrisescenes

The Nago area of ​​Okinawa has always been a treasure trove for couples and niche travel enthusiasts. This time my stay experience is more recommended to you - Okinawa Yamahara Gemini Line Hotel! This hotel is highly recommended whether the environment, hardware or services, against the big Jacucci Chill watching the sea view, really happiness 😍 The point is that the hotel is super environmentally friendly, and new and beautiful, go to popular attractions or the beach is super convenient (to the aquarium is very close), perfect for you who want to find a place to relax or date! Attractions/Experience Highlights one by one: 1. Location & Natural Environment The hotel is located at Koki 108, Nago City, surrounded by super beautiful natural scenery! Walk out the door to the nearby beach and feel the most healing sunshine and sound of the waves in Okinawa. To tread the Northern Aquarium, the Seaside Cafe or want to traverse the Forest Walk? It's all easy, just walk out! 2. Room equipment The biggest selling point must be the Jacuzzi (Jacucci) 🛁, at night soaking in the bathtub to watch the stars, opening a bottle of sparkling wine, the pinnacle of life is so simple - large window design can look at the green forest, invincible comfortable. The room's eco-friendly design and new furnishings make people feel super safe. 3. Recreation & Leisure Facilities Not only couples, even couples and friend groups are satisfied! The lobby of the hotel next door has several lounges, unlimited drinks and snacks, board games, darts, and billiards. There are also fireworks at night, which directly fills the atmosphere. Don't be afraid of not knowing what to play late at night, you have a choice as soon as you leave the room. 4. Food & Breakfast The hotel's breakfast is very sincere, with a special recommendation of authentic Okinawa cuisine, so you can taste authentic fresh food every morning when you wake up. Dinner is just as exciting, no problem if you don't want to go out for food, stay at the hotel for lunch/evening without worrying about three meals. 5. Employee Services Every employee is friendly and polite, smiling and helping to solve problems immediately. I felt at home from check-in to check-out. Tips + tips after use: Recommended for couples to stay, be sure to book a room type with a jacuzzi for an extremely healing bath experience! It’s easier to allocate high-rise rooms with beautiful views if booked early enough. Since the food will be insufficient faster during breakfast popular hours ~ it is recommended to go down early to enjoy breakfast, Enjoy the most comprehensive authentic food! Transportation/Practical Information: Address: 108 Koki, Nago It is recommended to drive yourself, with parking spaces nearby, or take a public bus (the front desk can help you check the schedule). There are convenience stores and FamilyMart near the hotel, which is convenient for buying snacks or daily necessities. If you are traveling by car, it is recommended to visit Kouri Island, Oshilin Mountain, and Aquarium on the way, all within half an hour. #Okinawa Accommodation Recommendations #Hidden Hotels in Nago City #Couple Vacation First Choice #Okinawa Drive #Fun in Northern Okinawa

I’ve been to Tokyo more than once, but so far, this has easily been my most adventurous experience in the city. Imagine sitting in a tiny go-kart on actual Tokyo roads, then looking beside you and seeing a normal sedan… or worse, a huge van. Suddenly you realise just how SMALL your kart actually is! Our drive took us through some of Tokyo’s most iconic areas, from Shinjuku → Harajuku → Shibuya, surrounded by real city traffic. And the timing made it even better. We started while it was still bright, then watched the sky slowly turn golden as sunset appeared over Tokyo. By the time the city lights and skyline started coming alive, I honestly couldn’t stop looking around. Mind. Blown. I’ve explored Tokyo by train, walked its neighbourhoods and admired the skyline from above—but seeing Tokyo from a tiny kart at road level was a completely different experience. One moment you’re enjoying the skyline, the next moment there’s a VAN beside your kart reminding you to concentrate on driving. Definitely not your typical sightseeing tour! ⚠️ Important tip: Don’t assume your normal driving licence is enough. You’ll need the appropriate licence/permit that is legally recognised for driving in Japan, so check the latest official requirements before booking. And of course, follow your operator’s safety briefing and Japanese road rules carefully. Would I do it again? YES—but that first moment surrounded by Tokyo traffic is impossible to forget. Would you dare drive a go-kart through Tokyo traffic, or would you rather watch safely from the sidewalk? #adventuretrips #hotdiscussions #tokyogokart #tokyo

Exploring Tokyo is an experience that hits every note. You get the high-energy pulse of Shibuya and Shinjuku, filled with neon lights and skyscrapers, alongside the traditional soul of Asakusa, where you can visit Senso-ji Temple, snack on local treats, and stroll through charming backstreets 🇯🇵✨. What makes Tokyo so special is the unique character of its districts. From the trend-setting streets of Harajuku to the upscale elegance of Ginza, or the quiet cafe-lined alleys perfect for relaxing ☕️🛍️. Ending your day by taking in the city lights or discovering a hidden gem of a restaurant is simply perfection. Tokyo is where culture, cuisine, shopping, and modern living coexist in perfect harmony. It’s easy to get around, thrilling from morning to night, and no matter how many times you come back, there’s always something new waiting to be found ❤️🗼.

Same streets. Same buildings. Same landscape. But no modern tourists, cars, skyscrapers or Instagram crowds. 😂 For me, I’d definitely choose Japan 🇯🇵. I’ve already been there and I absolutely loved walking around and exploring the smaller streets and neighbourhoods, so I’d be really curious to see what everyday life looked like 100 years ago. I think Japan would be fascinating because you could see the traditional side of the country before modern technology and huge cities completely changed the landscape. I’d probably spend most of the day just walking around and watching normal life rather than visiting famous landmarks. 😂 What destination would you choose? And would you rather see it 100 years ago or 100 years in the future? 👀 #hotdiscussions

#underratedspots Cafe Chiita might be underrated, but is one of the very few places offering vegan meals on Monday, in the equally underrated Gifu city! The restaurant specializes in healthy food: organic, gluten free, local products... There is only one fully vegan meal set: the lentil curry, served with an organic salad and brown rice, 1550 jpy. If you are a vegan having been living in Japan for a while, you know curry is so often the only vegan option😇 You are happy there is a vegan dish, but always a bit disappointed that it's a Japanese style curry, which you've been having over and over again. They also have vegan smoothies and gelato, which I didn't get to try🍨 There also is a very interesting bento, Taiwanese minced pork over rice but made with jackfruit! Unfortunately, it needs to be reserved several days in advance so I didn't get to try it. 👍: opened on Mondays! rare in the area, and lunch is served until 4pm! A few minutes walk from the bus stop, takeouts available. Very clean and calm space. 👎: Only one vegan lunch set and its curry, vegan bento needs to be booked several days in advance. Takeouts are in polystyrene boxes. 🏠Chiita Cafe 📍Gifu city Tatsutacho 3-17 ☎️0582-63-6930 🕰️Closed Sundays and Wednesdays ❗tip: pretty easy to reach by public transport, and check their social media to check their latest schedule. Book cool bentos in advance! #japantrip #japan #japantravel #hotdiscussions #vegan #plantbased #vegetarian #foodie #localfood #localguides

One day in Nara is plenty of time to see the historic temples, feed the free-roaming deer, and explore old merchant streets. Arrive by 9am at Kintetsu-Nara Station to beat the crowds, walking through Nara Park, Todai-ji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and Naramachi before major closures at 5pm then enjoy the sunset surrounded by the deers before heading back from your day trip. 🌞Morning: Temples and Deer · Arrive at Kintetsu-Nara Station and walk east into Nara Park. · Buy a pack of deer crackers (shika-senbei) for ¥200 to feed the bowing deer. · Visit Todai-ji Temple early to see the giant bronze Great Buddha (Daibutsu) inside one of the world's largest wooden buildings. · Walk up to Nigatsu-do Hall for panoramic views over the city. 🌿Afternoon: Shrines and Gardens · Stroll through the forested path to Kasuga Taisha Shrine, famous for its hundreds of bronze and stone lanterns. · Stop for a traditional matcha tea experience near Isuien Garden. · Head west toward Kofuku-ji Temple to view its iconic five-story pagoda. · Watch the fast-paced mochi pounding show at Nakatanidou and grab a fresh green-tea treat. 🌇Late Afternoon: Historic Town · Wander the narrow alleys of Naramachi, the old merchant district. · Browse preserved Edo-period wooden townhouses, local craft shops, and small cafes. · Eat an early dinner of local katsu or ramen near the station before heading back to Kyoto or Osaka. ✨SUNSET TIP✨ before heading back, climb Mount Wakakusa (Wakakusayama), a grassy hill rising just behind Todai-ji Temple, the top sunset spot in Nara! Entrance is only 150¥ and, after a 10-20 min hike to the top, the hill offers panoramic views over the Nara basin with roaming wild deers all around you! An incredible experience! 📍Nara, Japan #travel2026 #travel #couplestrip #naturalwonders #thingstodo #familytravel #myitinerary #citydaytours #localfood #japan #japantrip #nara #sunsetview #sunsetplaces #matcha

As long as Fukuoka is mentioned, we must immediately think of Hakata ramen, lively Tenjin and Yatai snacks under the sunset. However, this time I would like to recommend a special stop - Fukuoka Hakata Yadai Yuki, the warmest, most authentic place of my entire trip. Sitting in a small roadside stall, eating ramen, grilled birds, while watching the sunset slowly sinking into the city, around the world, and friendly and talkative diners and stall owners, the atmosphere is warm to the point, not just food, really feel Japan's unique humanity. 🍜 Highlights of the itinerary are revealed Fukuoka’s yatai (street stalls) are world-famous, mainly in Nakasu, Tenjin, Nagahama and other places, but if you want to avoid the crowds and find some real local flavor, Hakata yatai ko is perfect. The owner, regular customers here are very friendly, the usual sunset divided into the atmosphere extremely feel. Watching the change of scenery in Fukuoka while eating, even the cool evening breeze can feel the story. 🥢Hakata Yadai かど Must-try delicacies The best is of course the signature Hakata ramen and skewers, as well as the restaurant snacks: fried rice, mint tamagoyaki, and Japanese fried chicken are very popular. The ramen soup is rich, with Q-bountain pork and the owner's carefully prepared pickled eggs. Sitting on the roadside at night and eating hot, the healing index is 100%. Remember to pair it with a glass of iced draft beer or shochu and toast with old and new friends around you. The journey is worth remembering! 📍Hakata Yatai かど Basic information Address: 810-0004 2-chome, Watanabe-dori, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, 2-chome −3−19 Romanesque Tenjin-nan Opening hours are generally from evening to late night. It is recommended to arrive before 6pm to occupy a seat. It is best to prepare cash for checkout. 🥡 Tips + impressions · The rooftop is mostly open-air, it is recommended to wear a light jacket and bring a small fan or tissue, once more crowded at night more stuffy. · Japanese people share a table with you completely normal, do not be afraid of embarrassment, boldly communicate with everyone, will always hear some different places travel stories. · Best seating at about 6:45 at sunset, where you can enjoy the evening glow before starting to order. · If you dare not eat too heavy flavor, the ramen soup can tell the owner in advance "a little taste", they will give you freedom. · No reservation required, but the holiday peak wait slightly, the live atmosphere is really worth the slow wait. · Be sure to note: some houses refuse to accept large luggage, remember to streamline your luggage. 🍶 Peripheral recommendations After eating, the nearby Tenjin Shopping Street is quite lively at night. You can take a slow walk to the river to relax and feel another kind of nightlife in Fukuoka. If you are interested, you might as well try a local sake restaurant or dessert cafe for a leisurely end to your trip. This time, the food is excellent, but the delicate people and authentic feelings are more impressive. It is highly recommended for those who travel independently or come to Fukuoka for the first time to throw away their itinerary and experience the "temperature sense" Yatai rice for themselves. #FukuokaFood #HakataYadai #LocalExperience #JapanFreeTravel

#epictravelmoments There is a strange, breathless magic that hits you the moment you step into Ta Prohm. Unlike the grand, symmetrical majesty of Angkor Wat, this twelfth-century temple has been intentionally left to the mercy of the surrounding jungle, creating a raw collision between human architecture and wild, untamed nature. My most unforgettable encounter here happened because of a torrential tropical downpour. Most tourists fled for the safety of the main entrance vans or huddled tightly beneath the stone lintels, leaving the inner corridors completely deserted. Seeking shelter myself, I ducked deep inside a crumbling gallery where colossal silk-cotton and strangler fig roots were gripping the stone walls like ancient, petrified tentacles. Standing there in the half-light, with rain drumming a steady, heavy rhythm against the canopy overhead, the atmosphere shifted entirely. The air smelled of wet earth, moss, and ancient rain. With the roar of the tour groups gone, I could hear the deep, echoing drip of water sliding down massive green leaves and the quiet rustle of wildlife reclaiming the ruins. It felt less like visiting a historical monument and more like stumbling upon a lost civilization that had been hidden from the world for centuries. As the rain finally eased into a soft mist, a local monk in vibrant saffron robes quietly emerged from around a moss-covered corner. We didn't exchange many words—just a respectful nod and a shared smile as the afternoon sun broke through the dense jungle canopy above, sending sharp, golden shafts of light slicing through the mist and illuminating the floating dust motes. That fleeting, silent moment completely redefined what travel means to me. It is easy to chase the picture-perfect snapshots under bright blue skies, but true magic often happens in the unexpected pauses—when the crowds clear, the weather forces you to slow down, and you get to experience a place raw, breathing, and entirely on its own terms. Looking ahead, this experience has totally shaped how I plan my future adventures. Instead of rushing through packed checklists of major landmarks, I am actively seeking out destinations where nature and history intertwine, craving more of those quiet, off-peak hours where you can genuinely hear a place speak. Whether it is wandering through the misty, moss-draped shrines of Japan or exploring hidden mountain trails, I am chasing that same profound sense of stillness. What is the most memorable detour or unexpected weather shift that completely changed a trip for you?

#slowtraveling While flying with low-cost airlines might seem faster or cheaper, I highly recommend traveling by train as much as possible when visiting Japan. You should experience riding the bullet train at least once. It is fast, comfortable, safe, quiet, includes power outlets, and is incredibly punctual. Public transportation is one of the aspects of Japan that I am most proud of. There are so many train options available, making it much less stressful than flying, and it is far better for the environment. Since Japan is an archipelago, some routes do require flights, so I encourage you to take the train whenever possible. ❗Tip: the standard second-class cars and seats are exceptionally comfortable, so there is no need to reserve first class. 🚄 you can book your tickets via the Trip app. 🗼 in Japan, there are several train stations that can be used to board on a bullet train. What is a sustainable custom from your country that you are proud of? #hotdiscussions #japantravel #japan #japantrip

The Irabe Bridge is a must-visit photo spot on Miyako Island, the spectacular cross-sea bridge spanning Miyako and Irabe islands with a length of 3540 meters is one of the longest free bridges in Japan. Along the way, the bridge overlooks the beautiful waters of Miyako Island's famous "Miyako Blue". Under the blue sky and white clouds, the bridge and the sea blend together, which is heartwarming. Not only that, the Irabu Ohashi Kaitsu Monument is a popular photo spot, recording the historical significance of the bridge’s opening and feeling the unique island style of Okinawa. 📍Address: Hirakube, Miyakojima, Okinawa 📸 Multiple Parking Points: Free Pass and Parking Quick View Recommended routes for Miyakojima Irabe Bridge: It is recommended to drive from Miyakojima City and drive along the bridge all the way to Irabe Island. On the way, many riders slowly stopped in the middle of the bridge to take pictures (but remember safety comes first and don’t block traffic). After arriving at Irabe Island, you can visit the Irabu Ohashi Kaitsu Monument, located at 923 Irabu Ikemasoe 906-0502, Miyakojima, Okinawa Prefecture. Must-play items: 1. Bridge View: The sea view surrounding the route is really intoxicating, it is recommended to go at dusk, the sun shines down on the sea, the view is more layered. 2. Check-in: Irabu Ohashi Kaitsu Monument is an iconic photo spot at the Irabe end of the bridge. 3. Self-driving experience: Drive across the bridge and feel the great experience surrounded by the boundless sea. Playing Tips: · Come during the day to meet the most beautiful Miyako Blue · Self-driving is the most convenient, pedestrian walking is not recommended on the bridge, safety considerations. · Pay attention to sunscreen in summer, although the sea breeze is cool but the sun is strong. · Visit in the morning or evening to avoid strong sunlight and crowds at noon. · More crowded on holidays or weekends, weekdays are recommended. Notes: · Never stop randomly on the way to the bridge. · Simple parking is provided near the monument, but please note the parking rules. · In the event of inclement weather, the bridge may be closed, remember to check the real-time situation in advance. In summary, the Irabe Bridge is definitely a must-visit on Miyako Island. Whether it's a self-drive tour or finding a beautiful location to take pictures, feel the natural Miyako blue. Topic: #Miyako Island Travel #Irabe Bridge #Japan Island Driving #Okinawa Attractions #Must See

What surprised me the most during my trip to Japan was not a hidden temple or a famous viewpoint, but local supermarkets like Aeon and Life late in the evening! Before traveling, I expected every decent dinner in Japan to cost a small fortune. But I was genuinely shocked to discover that Japanese supermarkets turn into absolute goldmines for budget food lovers right after 7:00 PM. Around that time, store staff walk down the fresh bento and seafood aisles slapping discount stickers on meals that need to sell before closing. You will see yellow stickers for 20% or 30% off (2割引 or 3割引). If you linger until around 8:30 PM, you start seeing the legendary 半額 (hangaku) stickers, which mean 50% off! I was completely amazed when I scored a fresh, restaurant-quality sashimi set, katsu curry, and tempura bento for under 400 yen total. Note that major convenience stores like 7-Eleven rarely do big markdowns, so large supermarkets are where the real surprise lies. It completely flipped my expectations of travel dining in Japan.One of my absolute favorite budget travel hacks when visiting Japan is raiding the local supermarkets late in the evening. If you want to eat incredible food on a shoestring budget, skip the expensive tourist sit-down spots for dinner and head straight to places like Aeon, Life, or local neighborhood supermarkets after 7 PM. Around 7 PM to 8 PM, store staff start walking through the fresh food, sushi, and bento aisles to slap discount stickers on items that must sell before closing. Look out for yellow or red stickers with kanji like 2割引 (20% off) or 3割引 (30% off). If you linger until around 8:30 PM, you will start seeing the coveted 半額 (hangaku) stickers, which means half price! You can easily score a fresh, restaurant-quality sashimi set, katsu curry bento, or tempura platter for under 300 to 500 yen. Note that major convenience stores like 7-Eleven, Lawson, and FamilyMart usually stick to fixed prices or offer small point rewards, so large supermarkets are where you get the massive discounts. It is easily the best way to feast on delicious, high-quality Japanese meals for a fraction of the original price while keeping your travel budget intact! #hotdiscussions

🚨 If you’re planning a trip to Fukuoka after October, save this post now! 🇯🇵✈️ The Japanese government has announced the "Kyushu Reconstruction Support Discount" 👀 Travel and accommodation packages across the Kyushu region, including Fukuoka, are expected to receive up to 50-60% in subsidies! 💸 📍 50% Support Fukuoka · Saga · Nagasaki · Oita · Miyazaki 📍 60% Support Kumamoto · Kagoshima 📅 Applicable for stays starting October 1, 2026 💴 Up to 20,000 yen per person for a 1-night stay ⚠️ The most important point here! October 1st is not the booking start date. Specific details such as the booking start date, actual discount period, and target accommodations/products will be announced by each prefecture later. So if you’ve already made a reservation, don’t rush to cancel just because of the discount! 🙅‍♀️ Koun will quickly summarize and let you know as soon as the details are released. 🤍 If you're considering a trip to Kyushu after October, save this now and be sure to check back later! 🔖 Planning a trip to Fukuoka with a friend? Share this with your travel buddy! 💌 ※ Compiled based on official announcements as of August 31, 2026. Info Info

For a culturally enriching Kyoto trip, you must visit these two famous temples, each with its own distinct charm. 🥇 Kinkaku-ji (金閣寺) ✨ Golden Pavilion The highlight is the Kinkaku building, adorned with gold leaf and reflected in the Kyōko-chi pond. 📍 Address: 1 Kinkakujicho, Kita-ku, Kyoto 🚌 Bus: Get off at Kinkakuji-michi stop. Lines 12, 59, 205, and M1 ⏰ Open 09:00–17:00 🎫 Adults 500 yen / Elementary–Junior High School Students 300 yen 🥈 Ginkaku-ji (銀閣寺) 🌿 Silver Pavilion Kinkaku-ji is known for its tranquil atmosphere, Japanese garden, and famous sand garden. Perfect for strolling and admiring Japanese architecture and nature. 📍 Address: 2 Ginkakuji-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 🚌 Bus: Get off at Ginkakuji-michi bus stop. Lines 5, 7, 32, 102, 203, and 204 ⏰ March–November: 8:30 AM–5:00 PM ⏰ December–February: 9:00 AM–4:30 PM 🎫 Adults: 1,000 yen / Elementary–Junior High School Students: 500 yen 🚌 Visit 2 temples in one trip: From Ginkakuji-michi area → Kinkakuji-michi, you can take Kyoto City Bus line 204. Refer to the temple's transportation information. 📸 For beautiful photos: · Golden Pavilion — photograph the building against the backdrop of the pond. · Silver Pavilion — focus on the Japanese garden, sand garden, and tranquil atmosphere. · Allow ample time to explore the entire area. Don't rush too much. 💡 Summary Kinkaku-ji = Outstanding, magnificent, golden ✨ Ginkaku-ji = Peaceful, simple, Japanese garden 🌿 Two temples, two styles, but a highlight of a trip to Kyoto, Japan 🇯🇵 #Kyoto #KyotoJapan #Kinkakuji #Ginkakuji #GoldenTemple #SilverTemple #JapanTravel #KyotoTravel

⚡ Singapore Will Host the 2027 Pokémon World Championships! Pokémon fans, this is HUGE. 😭⚡🇸🇬 The Pokémon World Championships are officially heading to Singapore in 2027, bringing one of the biggest events in the Pokémon calendar to Southeast Asia. 📅 13–15 August 2027 📍 Singapore 🇸🇬 The announcement was revealed as the 2026 Pokémon World Championships wrapped up in San Francisco, and seeing SINGAPORE appear on the big screen was definitely not on my 2027 travel bingo card. 👀 For fans around Southeast Asia, this is especially exciting because attending Pokémon Worlds usually means planning a much longer trip to destinations such as the United States or Japan. In 2027, one of the biggest Pokémon events in the world will be happening right here in the region. ✈️⚡ The Pokémon World Championships bring together top competitors from around the world across different Pokémon games, with players battling for championship titles after qualifying through competitive events throughout the season. But even if you’re not competing, Pokémon Worlds is much more than just watching matches. Previous editions have turned their host cities into full-on Pokémon celebrations, with huge fan crowds, themed experiences, merchandise, activities and plenty of people travelling specifically for the event. 🎮✨ And Singapore honestly feels like such a good location for it. You could make the championship the highlight of a longer Singapore getaway and spend the rest of the trip exploring places like Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, Jewel Changi Airport, Chinatown and Singapore’s hawker centres. Imagine watching Pokémon battles during the day, then ending the night with Marina Bay views and supper. 😭🇸🇬 August is also one of those months where Singapore can be packed with events, so once more details about the championship venue, spectator access and ticketing are announced, I’d definitely keep an eye on accommodation prices around the event dates. 💡 If you’re thinking of travelling for Pokémon Worlds 2027: · Save 13–15 August 2027 now · Avoid booking non-refundable plans until the official venue and spectator details are confirmed · Expect popular hotels to become more expensive closer to the event · If you’re flying in from another Southeast Asian country, start watching fares several months ahead · Leave extra days before or after Worlds if you want to actually explore Singapore instead of spending the entire trip inside the event 😭 I’m also curious to see how big the Pokémon atmosphere becomes around Singapore. If they bring the same energy as previous World Championships, August 2027 could be a very fun time to visit even for casual Pokémon fans. From Pikachu and Pokémon GO to the Trading Card Game and competitive battles, Singapore is about to become Pokémon central for three days. ⚡🔥 So… who’s already mentally planning their Singapore trip for August 2027? 👀✈️ #PokemonWorlds #PokemonWorldChampionshipsships #Pokemon2027 #Singapore #VisitSingapore #SingaporeTravel #Pokemon #PokemonTCG #PokemonGO #GamingTravel #TravelAsia #SoutheastAsia #Singapore2027

Kyoto Nishi Honganji Temple 🇯🇵 Japan If you're unsure which hotel to choose in the Nishi Honganji area, this is the one! Relax in a cost-effective hotel ☺ 【Hotel Name: M’s HOTEL KYOTO STATION TARUYA】 【Price: 5,500 yen (for 2 people)】 【Recommended Points】 ◎Great value for money ✨ ◎Clean rooms and bathroom 🛋️ ◎Just a 200m walk to Nishi Honganji Temple 🚶 ◎Smart check-in 🔓 【Rating Points (★★★★★)】 ①Safety ★★★★★ ②Cleanliness ★★★★ ③Affordability ★★★★★ #DomesticTravel #HotelReview #Kyoto

Uni Beach (Uni-no-Hama) in Miyakojima is a stunning hidden gem, tucked away from the main tourist crowds. Often called the "Maldives of Okinawa," its combination of crystal-clear turquoise waters and pristine white sand makes it a total paradise for photography. It's blissfully quiet and uncrowded—perfect if you're looking for a breathtaking escape. Beyond the beach, you can treat yourself to local Snow Salt ice cream and pick up some of Miyakojima’s famous "Yukisio" (Snow Salt) as a souvenir. Recommended Route: Head out early in the morning to beat the midday heat and soak in the beach’s tranquility. It’s about a 30-minute drive from the city center. Once you arrive at Q6QV+MQ, Miyakojima, Okinawa, a short walk will lead you to a vast expanse of blue sea and white sand. Bring a small beach tent or a picnic mat to relax for the morning, or wander down to the water for some photos. The water is incredibly clear—perfect for snorkeling near the shore to spot some fish without any crowds getting in the way. Must-Do Activities & Photo Spots: The top photo spot is, of course, the dreamy white sand beach. Whether you’re posing by the waves or capturing the "Mirror of the Sky" effect on the water's surface, every shot looks like a masterpiece! For a local treat, head to the nearby shop for Snow Salt ice cream—the sweet and salty combo is surprisingly refreshing. Don’t forget to grab a bag of the famous "Yukisio" (Snow Salt) to take home as a souvenir. Travel Tips: 1. Check the tide charts beforehand; the beach is at its widest and most photogenic during low tide. 2. There are no facilities on-site, so make sure to bring plenty of water and sun protection. 3. The summer sun can be intense—visit during the morning or at dusk to catch a stunning sunset. 4. The location is quite remote, so renting a car is the best way to get there. 5. Please take your trash with you to keep the beach pristine. Address: Q6QV+MQ, Miyakojima, Okinawa, Japan Opening Hours: Open all day, no ticket required.

When it comes to Naha, Okinawa, Kokusai-dori is an absolute must-visit! Not only is it the heart of Naha, but it’s also one of the top recommended shopping routes in Okinawa. The highlights? Sampling authentic Ryukyu cuisine, shopping for endless souvenirs, and discovering quirky, Instagram-worthy sculptures (like that super stylish one sitting on a giant shell). There are surprises at every turn, and the nightlife is incredibly vibrant—it's truly a paradise for shopping and soaking in trendy local culture! 【Kokusai-dori: The Ultimate Guide to Shopping, Photo Spots, and Food】 Kokusai-dori is more than just Naha's most bustling main thoroughfare; this mile-long street is lined with hundreds of shops. Whether you’re into trendy fashion, boutique lifestyle goods, Japanese drugstores, or Okinawa’s famous Snow Salt sweets, you’ll find it all here. As you wander, you’ll encounter unique artistic designs—the most eye-catching being the fashionable sculpture perched on a seashell. It’s hard to resist snapping a photo every time you walk by, especially when the evening lights create a cool, local Okinawa vibe. Shopping tips: 1. Snow Salt is a must-buy! Okinawa Snow Salt isn't just flavorful; it’s packed with minerals and highly nutritious. It’s perfect for desserts or as a gift to bring home~ 2. There are drugstores, snack shops, and cute gift shops on every corner. I recommend going early to avoid the peak crowds. 3. Be sure to spend time exploring the side alleys. You can often find hidden gems like local handicrafts or limited-edition Ryukyu snacks! Food Recommendations: There are plenty of restaurants and cafes along Kokusai-dori—you can try authentic dishes like Okinawa Soba or Goya Chanpuru (bitter melon stir-fry with tofu). The highly popular "Danbo Ramen" is just a 5-minute walk away; be prepared to queue if you want a bowl of their steaming hot noodles! (📍Address: 2-16-10 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa) Attraction Info: Kokusai-dori (International Street) 📍Address: 3 Chome-2-10 Makishi, Naha, Okinawa 900-0013, Japan ⏰Opening Hours: Open 24/7 (individual shop hours vary), perfect for shopping or exploring at any time Practical Tips: 1. The atmosphere at Kokusai-dori is fantastic at night. I suggest arriving around dusk to enjoy the local nightlife; the sculptures and street activities really level up the vibe! 2. Both cash and credit cards are widely accepted, so shopping is very convenient. 3. If it’s hot, grab a local Okinawan fruit drink from a supermarket to enjoy while you stroll and soak in the slow-paced rhythm. 4. The shopping street is well-connected to various bus routes and monorail stations, making it very easy to reach for families, friends, or solo travelers. Summary: If you want to experience the best of Okinawan food, shopping, and entertainment all on one street, Kokusai-dori is the ultimate choice! For those who love discovering new things, make sure to leave plenty of time to explore every corner. Pack an empty suitcase and get ready for a night of food and fun!

What a wonder adventurous day in Uji Kyoto!🥹🇯🇵😭 Overlooked their public holiday unfortunately but fortunately Im still able to manage to get Marukyu Koyamaen Matcha at other place !! First stop: Marukyu Koyamaen Main Plant in Kyoto (Address: 86 Nishinoseki, Seika-cho, Soraku-gun, Kyoto / Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm). Second: Kyoto Takashimaya (Address: 52, Shijo-dori Kawaramachi-higashiiru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto / Opening Hours: 10am-8pm). Third: Ikari Supermarket in Namba, Osaka (Address: 1-5-15 Namba, Chuo-ku, Osaka / Opening Hours: 10am-8pm). If you’re a matcha lover, this is your sign to start your own Japan matcha hunt — these places are major goals! For the most up-to-date hours and booking tips, check out trip.com so you don’t miss out. This green adventure was truly 🤩 #easytravelpost #japantravel #uji #matcha #kyoto

When booking international travel, do you only look at the airfare price? Actually, international flights have a "fuel surcharge" in addition to the airfare. Some airlines are significantly reducing this fuel surcharge for tickets issued from September 2026. JAL and ANA are particularly noteworthy. For long-haul routes to Europe and North America, the price can drop by several thousand yen to 15,000 yen per person, one way. If you're thinking about taking an international trip soon, it's worth checking airfares for September and beyond. ⸻ How much cheaper will it be from September? First, let's do a quick comparison of some major airlines. JAL For long-haul routes departing from Japan: August: 65,000 yen → September: 50,000 yen That's a price reduction of 15,000 yen one way! For a round trip, that's a difference of 30,000 yen. The affected areas are: · North America · Europe · Middle East · Oceania and others. JAL has lowered fuel surcharges for tickets issued in September and October, taking into account the government's measures to mitigate rising fuel prices. (JAPAN AIRLINES (JAL) Official Site) ⸻ ANA also significantly reduces fares ANA fares will also decrease from September. For long-haul routes departing from Japan: August: ¥65,000 → September: ¥55,000 This represents a ¥10,000 reduction for one-way trips. For round trips, the difference is ¥20,000. The affected areas are: · Europe · North America · Middle East · Oceania and others. (ANA) For ANA, fares to Southeast Asia will also decrease: ¥33,500 → ¥27,300 ⸻ Finnair also cuts prices by 15,000 yen For those considering a trip to Europe, Finnair is also worth considering. International flights to and from Japan: 65,000 yen → 50,000 yen This is also a 15,000 yen reduction for one-way trips. (Finnair) For those traveling to various European destinations via Helsinki, the reduction in fuel surcharges is a significant advantage. ⸻ KLM also cuts prices by 15,000 yen KLM, based in the Netherlands, is also reducing its fuel surcharge on Japan-Amsterdam routes from September: 65,600 yen → 50,600 yen This is also a 15,000 yen reduction for one-way trips. (KLM Royal Dutch Airlines - Book your flights online - KLM JP) If you're considering a trip to Europe, you should definitely check out KLM's offerings from September onwards. ⸻ Summary of Airline Price Reductions Starting in September Here's a rough summary: Airline Main Routes August September Price Reduction JAL North America/Europe, etc. ¥65,000 ¥50,000 ▲¥15,000 ANA North America/Europe, etc. ¥65,000 ¥55,000 ▲¥10,000 Finnair Departing from/Arriving in Japan ¥65,000 ¥50,000 ▲¥15,000 KLM Japan - Amsterdam ¥65,600 ¥50,600 ▲¥15,000 *These are representative prices per one-way segment departing from Japan. Conditions vary depending on the route and airline. (JAPAN AIRLINES (JAL) Official Site) ⸻ Europe is a particularly attractive target With these price reductions, Europe is a particularly noteworthy destination. With JAL: ¥65,000 → ¥50,000 With ANA: ¥65,000 → ¥55,000 With Finnair: ¥65,000 → ¥50,000 With KLM: ¥65,600 → ¥50,600 The price drops significantly. For example, if you fly round trip from Tokyo to London with JAL, the fuel surcharge alone would be: August ticketing: → ¥65,000 × 2 = ¥130,000 September ticketing: → ¥50,000 × 2 = ¥100,000 This is a simple calculation showing a saving of ¥30,000. If the base airfare is the same, this difference is quite significant. ⸻ Southeast Asia routes are also cheaper. This isn't limited to long-haul routes. From September, ANA will lower the following prices: Thailand, Singapore, etc. ¥33,500 → ¥27,300 Vietnam, Guam, Philippines, etc. ¥22,500 → ¥19,300 South Korea ¥7,400 → ¥6,500 (ANA) JAL will also lower the following prices: Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, etc. ¥35,000 → ¥26,000 Vietnam, Philippines, Guam, etc. ¥22,500 → ¥17,500 South Korea ¥7,400 → ¥5,900 (JAPAN AIRLINES (JAL) Official Site) ⸻ You don't need to "travel in September" This is surprisingly important. This fuel surcharge is basically determined by "when you issue your ticket," not "when you travel." For example, in the case of JAL, the new fare applies to tickets issued between September 1st and October 31st. (JAPAN AIRLINES (JAL) Official Site) This means that Even in cases where you issue a ticket in September and travel in December, the fuel surcharge for September is still applicable. Note that "lower surcharges from September" does not necessarily mean "September departures are cheaper." ⸻ Mileage and Award Tickets Also Affected Some people may think, "If I book a ticket with miles, fuel surcharges don't apply." However, JAL applies fuel surcharges even to international award tickets. (JAPAN AIRLINES (JAL) Official Site) Therefore, even when using miles to travel to Europe, the timing of the fuel surcharge reduction is important. Those aiming for award tickets should also check the ticketing conditions from September onwards. ⸻ However, a decrease in surcharges doesn't necessarily mean cheaper airfares. This is something to be aware of. Airfare prices are determined by: Airfare + Fuel Surcharge + Airport Taxes, etc. Even if the fuel surcharge decreases by 15,000 yen, if the base airfare increases by 20,000 yen, the total price won't be cheaper. Also, airfares for popular dates can be higher. Therefore, Instead of "I'll definitely book in September," it's recommended to check both August and September prices. ⸻ Summary: September is a good time to consider overseas travel. From September 2026, fuel surcharges will decrease for several airlines. Of particular note are the significant price reductions: JAL: Long-haul routes -¥15,000 ANA: Long-haul routes -¥10,000 Finnair: -¥15,000 KLM: -¥15,000 For European travel, fuel surcharges alone can change round-trip fares by tens of thousands of yen. Furthermore, JAL and ANA are also lowering fares for flights to South Korea and Southeast Asia. When searching for airline tickets, it's recommended to check not only the price of the ticket itself, but also the fuel surcharge. Especially with award tickets using miles, the difference in surcharges can have a surprisingly large impact. September presents a chance to slightly reduce the cost of overseas travel. It might be a good idea to start looking for your next overseas trip now that summer vacation is over.

This post highlights the essential spots that spiritual seekers and tourists shouldn't miss! 💗 🙏 1. Otowa Waterfall Featuring three sacred streams of water: 💚 Health and Longevity 💙 Academic Success and Achievement ❤️ Love and Relationships 💕 2. Jishu Shrine Renowned for matters of love and matchmaking. Don't miss the two "Love Stones." It is believed that if you can walk from one stone to the other with your eyes closed, it’s a good omen for your love life. 👶 3. Koyasu Pagoda Commonly visited to pray for: · Conceiving a child · Safe childbirth · Family happiness and prosperity 🙏 4. The Main Hall Home to the Kannon Bodhisattva, the temple's primary deity. It is the ideal place to pay your respects and pray for peace, happiness, and your personal intentions. 🌿 5. Okuno-in / Jizodo / Kannondo Areas As you explore the temple grounds, you'll find several other prayer points, each with a unique meaning—perfect for a moment of quiet reflection and peace of mind. ✨ The Ultimate Spiritual Route for Kiyomizu-dera Otowa Waterfall → Jishu Shrine → Main Hall → Okuno-in → Koyasu Pagoda 📌 Tip: Making wishes is a matter of personal faith. Please be respectful and follow the temple's rules and guidelines. 🇯🇵 Visiting Kyoto for the first time? Save this post! 📍 Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Kyoto

Tokyo can get so hot, humid, and dark early in the evening, but finding a cozy, magical escape changes everything. If you are craving authentic European vibes in the heart of Japan, La Bisboccia in Ebisu is an absolute hidden gem. Stepping inside feels like a sudden flight straight to Rome.The entrance is beautiful, covered in lush green plants, warm fairy lights, and romantic lanterns. Inside, the stone walls are covered in signatures from global guests, featuring a legendary signed Italian football jersey that makes a great backdrop for photos.It is one of the few places officially recognized by the Italian government for its traditional cuisine. Every dish, from the fresh Caprese with authentic mozzarella to the rich pasta courses, tastes outstanding, and the service is high-end, professional, and impeccable.Do not expect to save money here. This is a fine dining experience, and the final check is above average. Also, be prepared for a mandatory table charge per person added to the bill. Between the seating fee, service tax, and premium menu, the total check can be a surprise. It is absolutely worth it for a special occasion, but keep your budget in mind. Since the place is popular, make sure to book a table in advance for weekend dinners.What is your go-to cuisine when you want to escape the busy Tokyo streets? Traditional Japanese or cozy European? Let’s talk below! #tokyofood #labisboccia #tokyorestaurant #hiddenjewel #tripmoments

Here’s a tip you’ll want to save and act on immediately—let's travel smarter together! 👇🏻 🇯🇵 My Tokyo flight dropped from 5,215.- to just 430.- 😳💸 This wasn't luck or a fluke... it was purely Trip Coins! 🪙✨ If you have travel plans, don't let those reviews you wrote go to waste! 😂 Because every time we travel and come back to review on Trip.com, we get more than just memories—we get Trip Coins that actually cut the cost of the next trip. 💖 For this round, Bangkok → Tokyo: Total booking: 5,215 Baht But I used 4,869.87 Trip Coins 🪙🔥 Left to pay via Online Banking only... 430.13 Baht!!! 😱✈️🇯🇵 Simply put: Travel → Review → Get Coins → Discount next trip It becomes a cycle: “Travel smart → Review well → Get Coins for more travel” ♻️💕 This is what I want to tell everyone: If you're a frequent traveler who's always booking hotels and flights, don't forget to maximize your review rewards! Because sometimes what we see as just a “post-trip review” can turn into a discount of thousands on your next adventure. 👀✨ 📌 Save this post for later. Check your Trip Coin balance before your next trip to see how much you’ve got. If you have a lot of Coins... don't just think of them as points! 😂 Because it’s real money you can use to lower your trip costs! A Tokyo ticket for 430 Baht 🇯🇵 I call this “traveling like an insider.” 🪙💗

When I think of Japan, temples and neon cities usually come to mind first — not turquoise water and coral reefs. Okinawa broke that assumption within a day. This chain of subtropical islands feels closer to Southeast Asia than Tokyo, and it’s quickly becoming one of the most talked-about destinations in Japan. 🏖️ Beaches That Don’t Feel Like Japan Kabira Bay on Ishigaki Island stopped me in my tracks — glass-clear water in shades of turquoise, framed by tiny uninhabited islets. Nearby, Iriomote Island holds Japan’s largest mangrove forest, where I kayaked through quiet jungle rivers with barely another person in sight. 🏯 A Different Kind of History Shurijo Castle in Naha reflects Okinawa’s distinct Ryukyu Kingdom heritage, with red-lacquered architecture unlike anything on mainland Japan. Nearby, the Chura-umi Aquarium houses one of the world’s largest tanks, home to massive whale sharks gliding just inches away. 🍜 Local Flavors Okinawan food stands apart too — try goya champuru, a stir-fry built around bitter melon, and soki soba, a hearty noodle soup with slow-cooked pork rib. 🏨 Where to Stay Naha works well as a base with easy access to the airport and day trips. For beach-focused stays, resorts around Onna Village or the outer islands like Ishigaki offer the best water access. ✈️ Getting There Naha Airport connects directly to major Japanese cities and several international hubs, with inter-island flights or ferries linking you to Ishigaki and beyond. Ready for Okinawa? Book flights and beachfront stays through Trip.com to plan your island escape.

🇯🇵🌸 Tokyo Accommodation | SAKURA HOTEL IRIYA 🌸 A simple and clean place to stay in Tokyo with incredibly spacious rooms. It's truly rare to find a room this big at such an affordable price in Japan. One room can accommodate up to five people. We stayed as a group of three and it was extremely comfortable. It's conveniently located and budget-friendly. You should definitely keep this place on your radar! 🏨✨ SAKURA HOTEL IRIYA has a cozy, Japanese-style vibe with a great layout. It’s perfect for travelers who plan to spend their days out exploring Tokyo. 🧳🇯🇵 💗 What I loved ✔️ Clean rooms that are comfortable to rest in ✔️ A location perfect for exploring Tokyo ✔️ The Iriya neighborhood is fairly peaceful and not as busy as the main tourist areas After a tiring day out, coming back here felt so relaxing and comfortable. 😊 📍 SAKURA HOTEL IRIYA, Tokyo 🇯🇵 If you're planning a trip to Tokyo, definitely add this to your list!

Fukuoka has officially made it onto my Japan travel list! 🇯🇵🍁✈️ ✈️ 01 — FLIGHT DEAL KUL → FUK Round trip from RM1,324/person 📅 Travel period: October–November 2026 🧳 7KG carry-on included ➕ Optional 20KG checked baggage ✈️ Airline: VietJet Air Fare and baggage conditions are based on the booking information shown and may change. 🗺️ 02 — PLACES TO VISIT There are so many places to explore around Fukuoka, from historic temples to seaside attractions. Some of the places on my list: 📍 Dazaifu Tenmangu 📍 Ohori Park 📍 Fukuoka Tower 📍 Momochi Seaside Park 📍 Kushida Shrine 📍 Canal City Hakata 📍 Tenjin 📍 Nakasu Yatai 📍 JR Hakata City 📍 teamLab Forest Fukuoka 📍 Marine World Uminonakamichi 📍 Uminonakamichi Seaside Park 📍 Itoshima & Sakurai Futamigaura 📍 Nokonoshima Island 📍 Yanagawa River Cruise 📍 Mojiko Retro From city sightseeing to beaches, temples and day trips — there's plenty to mix and match. 🗺️ 03 — MY 5-DAY ROUTE DAY 1 — FUKUOKA CITY Fukuoka Castle Ruins → Maizuru Park → Ohori Park → Fukuoka Tower → Momochi Seaside Park 🌿 History + parks + sunset + seaside DAY 2 — HAKATA + TENJIN Hakata Station → Kushida Shrine → Canal City → Tenjin → Nakasu Yatai 🌃 Shopping + food + city lights DAY 3 — DAZAIFU + CULTURE Dazaifu Tenmangu → Dazaifu Town → JR Hakata City → Tenjin café hopping ⛩️ Culture + architecture + cafés DAY 4 — ITOSHIMA COAST Itoshima → Sakurai Futamigaura → coastal cafés → seaside sunset 🌊 Ocean + photography + slow travel DAY 5 — UMINONAKAMICHI Marine World → Uminonakamichi Seaside Park 🐬 Nature + ocean + family-friendly fun Travel tip: Don't try to squeeze everything into one day. Group nearby attractions together and you'll spend less time commuting. 🍜 04 — FUKUOKA FOOD GUIDE And honestly… the food alone is a reason to visit. 😂 My food list includes: 🥩 Kiwamiya — Hamburg Steak 🍜 Menya Kanetora — Tsukemen 🌶️ Ganso Hakata Mentaiju — Mentaiko Rice 🍜 Hakata Ramen ShinShin — Tonkotsu Ramen 🍣 Hyotan Sushi — Affordable Sushi 🍲 Rakutenchi — Motsunabe 🍙 Onigiri Gorichan — Fresh Onigiri 🍜 Ganso Aka-no-ren — Classic Tonkotsu Ramen 🍤 Tempura Hirao — Tempura 🍩 I'm donut? — Fresh Donuts 🥩 Teppan Tenjin Horumon — Teppan Horumon 🐟 Chikae Fukuoka — Mentaiko + Seafood If you're a food lover, Hakata ramen + mentaiko + motsunabe should definitely be on the list. 🤤 🍁 Autumn foliage ⛩️ Dazaifu sightseeing 🍜 Seasonal food 🏯 Cultural attractions 🤼 Sumo experiences ✨ Evening illuminations 🛍️ Shopping 📸 Autumn photography Everything you need for a first Fukuoka trip in one carousel. 🇯🇵🍁 Would you choose Fukuoka for October or November? And which one would you put first on your itinerary: 🍜 Food 🍁 Autumn ⛩️ Dazaifu 🌊 Itoshima 🛍️ Shopping Save + share this with your Japan travel buddy! ✈️🇯🇵 #fukuoka #fukuokajapan #japantravel #japantrip #visitfukuoka #fukuokatravel #kyushu #kyushutravel #japanautumn #japaninautumn