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Nakasu

福岡県
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Must-visit gourmet spots when you come to Fukuoka.
This city is Fukuoka's premier entertainment district, with numerous restaurants and plenty of food stalls along the river. It's one of the city's must-visit gourmet spots. There are also souvenir shops selling items such as Hakata dolls. Why not stop by and check it out sometime?

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

Enjoy the Nightlife in Nakasu

Enjoy the Nightlife in Nakasu
Nakasu's nightlife is full of charm that invites you into an extraordinary world. First, satisfy your hunger with street food. You can enjoy delicious Fukuoka specialties such as Hakata ramen, motsunabe, and yakitori. The street stalls are easy to stop by, so you can enjoy chatting with friends and interacting with locals! For those who want to enjoy drinks, bars and izakayas are recommended. Nakasu is an area with many shops, so it's fun to find a shop that offers your favorite atmosphere and cuisine. There are also karaoke and live houses, so you can enjoy music while spending the night! Along the Nakasu River, yakatabune boats operate. You can enjoy a special moment with a romantic atmosphere while enjoying the night view from the river. You can also enjoy food and drinks on the yakatabune, so you can relax and enjoy your time. Finally, various events and festivals are also held in Nakasu. If the timing is right, you can participate in events that allow you to feel the local culture and atmosphere, creating even more enjoyable memories. Nakasu's nightlife is rich in gourmet food and entertainment, and there are always new discoveries every time you visit. Please enjoy the night in Nakasu and create wonderful memories!
Point 2

Savor Delicious Street Food

Nakasu Savor Delicious Street Food
Nakasu's street food is a spot where you can enjoy exquisite dishes that are unique to Fukuoka. First, try the famous Hakata ramen. Hakata ramen, characterized by its rich pork bone soup and thin noodles, has a rich and addictive taste. The "yaki ramen" unique to Nakasu is also recommended. Yaki ramen is made by mixing soy sauce-based sauce and pork bone soup with noodles, vegetables, and pork belly, and then grilling them together. Its unique texture, with remaining broth, is attractive. The smell of pork bone soup is always wafting from the iron plate, making it easy to drink even just the smell of alcohol! Don't forget about motsunabe, a hot pot dish made with fresh offal and vegetables. At Nakasu's street stalls, you can enjoy motsunabe with your choice of spiciness and seasoning, so you can enjoy your own favorite dish. In addition, you can also enjoy yakitori, kushikatsu, seafood dishes, and more. The dishes served at street stalls are easy to enjoy, so it's recommended to try various flavors. Eating at a street stall is attractive because it's easy to stop by and it's a lively place where locals and tourists gather. You can also enjoy conversations with the shop owners and interact with other customers. Nakasu's street stalls are lively at night, so it's also nice to enjoy your meal while enjoying that atmosphere. The charm of Nakasu's street stalls is that you never get tired of them no matter how many times you visit. Nakasu's street food is a spot with delicious food and a fun atmosphere. Please enjoy the taste of Fukuoka, such as Hakata ramen and yaki ramen, and create wonderful memories!
Point 3

Visit a Historic and Charming Shopping District

Nakasu Visit a Historic and Charming Shopping District
Nakasu Kawabata Shopping District is a lively area located in Nakasu, and is a shopping spot loved by locals and tourists alike. It's a historic shopping district with Japanese-style buildings lining the streets, allowing visitors to enjoy a retro atmosphere. In addition to shopping, there's also the pleasure of strolling through the old streets. The shopping district has many souvenir shops and miscellaneous goods stores, where you can purchase specialty products and original goods from Fukuoka. You can also buy local delicacies such as "mentaiko" and "Hakata Torimon" at Japanese and Western confectionery shops. You can enjoy eating and shopping at the same time, as well as savoring local gourmet cuisine. Furthermore, Nakasu Kawabata Shopping District is a place where various events are held. For example, the "Hakata Dontaku" festival is held, bringing even more excitement to the historic streets. There are also nearby food stalls in Nakasu and historic buildings to explore. It's recommended to enjoy delicious food and visit historic buildings while taking a stroll. Nakasu Kawabata Shopping District is a spot loved by both tourists and locals, where you can enjoy shopping, gourmet cuisine, events, and historic buildings. When visiting Fukuoka, be sure to visit Nakasu Kawabata Shopping District and have a wonderful time!
Point 4

Visit Nakasu River in the Heart of Fukuoka

Visit Nakasu River in the Heart of Fukuoka
Nakasu River is a beautiful river that flows through the center of Fukuoka, forming the Nakasu area. There are many tourist spots around Nakasu River that can be enjoyed day and night. First of all, there are many food stalls along Nakasu River where you can enjoy Fukuoka's food culture. At night, the stalls are crowded with many people enjoying delicious local dishes such as Hakata ramen, motsunabe, and yakitori. Eating at the food stalls is a casual and enjoyable experience, and there are also opportunities to interact with local people. In addition, there are beautiful bridges along the river, which are also a sight to see. Especially, Nakasu Ohashi Bridge and Hakata Shachihoko Bridge are recommended for their romantic night views when lit up. You can also enjoy a wonderful time strolling along the river and admiring the bridges. Furthermore, seasonal events and festivals are held around Nakasu River. For example, at events such as the Hakata Dontaku Festival, local people gather to enjoy the festivities. There are also cafes and restaurants scattered along the river where you can enjoy a meal while overlooking the river from a terrace seat. During the day, you can spend a relaxing time, and at night, you can enjoy a romantic atmosphere along the illuminated river. Nakasu River is one of the representative tourist spots in Fukuoka, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery, food stalls, events, and more. When visiting Fukuoka, be sure to visit Nakasu River and create unforgettable memories.
Point 5

Enjoy the Famous Yakatabune of Nakasu River

Enjoy the Famous Yakatabune of Nakasu River
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The yakatabune (houseboat) of Nakasu River is one of Fukuoka's representative tourist spots, where you can enjoy delicious food and scenery on the river. The houseboats are moored along the Nakasu River and are popular among locals and tourists alike. First of all, on the houseboats, you can enjoy seafood dishes made with fresh seafood, as well as Hakata specialties such as motsunabe (offal hot pot) and yakitori (grilled chicken skewers). The food on board is delicious, made with local ingredients, allowing you to fully enjoy the taste of Fukuoka. In addition, the unique charm of the houseboats is that you can enjoy your meal while feeling the sound of the river and the cool breeze. Furthermore, the view of the Nakasu River from the houseboats is also magnificent. The sight of the food stalls and beautiful bridges along the river reflected on the water's surface is like a painting. Especially at night, the illuminated riverside creates a fantastic atmosphere, allowing you to enjoy a romantic dinner. On the houseboats, you can enjoy spending time with close friends and family. The atmosphere on board is homey, allowing you to relax and enjoy your meal. Additionally, you can also enjoy interacting with locals through conversation and food on board. As reservations are sometimes required for the houseboats, it's recommended to check in advance. However, please note that depending on the season and weather, the houseboats may not operate, so be careful when visiting! The yakatabune of Nakasu River is a spot where you can enjoy delicious food and magnificent scenery. When visiting Fukuoka, be sure to create unforgettable memories on the houseboats of Nakasu River!
Point 6

Visit the Main Shrine of Hakata

Nakasu Visit the Main Shrine of Hakata
Kushida Shrine in Nakasu is one of the representative shrines of Fukuoka City and is loved by locals as the main shrine of Hakata. In addition, Hakata Gion Yamakasa is one of the representative festivals of Fukuoka City, held every July, and attracts many tourists. Here are some of the highlights of Kushida Shrine and Hakata Gion Yamakasa. First, Kushida Shrine is believed to be a god of warding off evil, business prosperity, and matchmaking, and the precincts are crowded with many worshippers. Especially during events such as New Year's and Setsubun festivals, the locals gather in large numbers. In addition, the shrine precincts are filled with beautiful greenery, providing a peaceful space to calm your mind. Hakata Gion Yamakasa is a festival held throughout the Hakata district, with many shrines and neighborhood associations participating, including Kushida Shrine. During the festival period, the brave Yamakasa parades through the town, with powerful shouts echoing through the air. Especially on the final day, the "Oiyama" is a must-see, where the Yamakasa parade towards Kushida Shrine from early morning. Furthermore, during Hakata Gion Yamakasa, each neighborhood association competes to create beautiful decorated Yamakasa. During the period, the decorated Yamakasa are displayed throughout the city, attracting tourists and locals alike. In addition, there are food stalls and carnival games set up during the festival period, creating a lively atmosphere to enjoy. Kushida Shrine and Hakata Gion Yamakasa are spots where you can feel the charm of Nakasu. When visiting Fukuoka, be sure to visit Kushida Shrine and experience the excitement of Hakata Gion Yamakasa during its period. It will surely be a memorable experience!
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Access

Enjoy Nakasu with Various Access Options
Enjoy Nakasu with Various Access Options
When accessing Nakasu, it is recommended to use public transportation. Most people use the subway or bus from Hakata Station. If using the subway, take the subway airport line and get off at "Nakasu Kawabata Station." It takes about 5 minutes to get there. If using the bus, take the bus bound for Hakata Port from the bus stop in front of Hakata Station. Depending on traffic conditions, it takes about 5 to 10 minutes to get there. Additionally, there are many parking lots available, so there is no problem with visiting by car!

Basic Information

Address 810-0801 Fukuoka-ken, Fukuoka-shi, Hakata-ku, Nakasu
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