Japan · FUKUOKA TOURS
One country, a rail pass and never quite enough days. These 12 fukuoka tours earn their slot, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the thing to know before you commit.
Review of Kyushu’s Mt. Aso and Takachiho Gorge day tour, with crater views, Kusasenri grasslands, optional boat ride, costs, tips, and drawbacks.
“The trip was well organized with the right amount if time to spend at each place. Our guide, Seven, was always available and with a lot of interesting information about the places we visited. Totally recommended!”
Review of Fukuoka’s Takachiho Gorge day tour, with waterfall views, shrine myths, vintage railway, costs, access tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Really fun day trip! Takachiho Gorge was beautiful and definitely worth the visit – the cliffs and river were amazing. The scenic railway ride was a nice touch and super relaxing. It’s a long day, but everything was well-organized and stress-free. Great way to see Takachiho from Fukuoka without worrying about the travel.”
Review of Fukuoka’s private local tour, with custom walking routes, food stops, history, transport tips, price value, and booking advice.
“Our tour guide Shino was very pleasant and we appreciated her flexibility as we had her change our itinerary at the last minute. She is however very inexperienced as a tour guide and needs to improve her historical knowledge.”
Review of Fukuoka’s private custom tour, with Nanzoin’s Reclining Buddha, Hakata shrines, local guidance, costs, and practical tips.
“This was a perfect private tour. Radim reached out to us to see what we wanted to see and came up with an amazing itinerary. He also had a fantastic recommendation for Ramen since it is what Hakata is famously known for in the food world. I would highly recommend and would do it all over again.”
See Fukuoka’s November sumo tournament with an English-speaking guide, included 3F chair tickets, and practical help inside the stadium.
“I loved this, the guide explained the rules and how it all works. If in Japan this is a must do, I want to do it again”
Explore Takachiho Gorge, Amanoiwato Shrine, and Kyushu myths on a full-day Fukuoka tour with an air-conditioned vehicle and guide.
“This was a full day trip to the Miyazaki gorge with two additional stops at a beautiful, mystical shrine, and a cave along the way. The sites were breathtaking, and our guide Sun was wonderful.”
See Fukuoka with a licensed guide, choosing 3 to 4 stops from temples, shrines, markets, museums, and coastal sights.
“Miyoko was the most diligent guide that we have worked with during our visit to Japan. She was in touch with us very early to understand our preferences and was flexible in her approach. We preferred cultural sites rather than markets and she made excellent use of our brief time in town since we were visiting on a cruise ship. Highly recommended.”
Explore Fukuoka’s Nakasu yatai with an English-speaking guide, tasting ramen, oden, yakitori, and local dishes at two food stalls.
“I had a fantastic experience with this Morry-San! He was very friendly and even entertained me with a couple of magic tricks, which made the evening extra fun. He shared a wealth of knowledge about the area and its history in an engaging way. Communication before the meeting was excellent, everything was clear and well-organized. Overall, it was a very entertaining and educational evening with great food. Highly recommended!”
Review of Fukuoka’s private walking tour, with local guides, custom routes, food, history, accessibility, price value, and practical booking advice.
“Lovely way to see the city in the eyes of a local. We had a 4 hour walking tour and even though it was a very wet day, we enjoyed every moment. We say many sights, tried lots of different snacks and took it all the city had to offer. Our guide was very courteous, friendly and went out of her way to help us out with restaurants bookings and recommendation, even after our tour with her had ended.”
Explore Miyazaki, Takachiho Gorge, and sacred shrines from Fukuoka on a 10-hour guided day trip with optional boat ride and lunch.
“I wanted to thank Saki for an amazing job with helping the multi-language chaos that was our group. She handled everything excellently and made the tour that much better just by being herself. The scenery was amazing, the locations unique and interesting (a lot of slopes and stairs on the first stop - quite a workout!). I recommend this tour for anyone who loves the mixture of the beauty of the Japanese countryside and the traditions of their past.”
Explore Fukuoka’s local izakaya scene with a guide, fresh fish, yakitori, drinks, and two relaxed Tenjin bars in three hours.
“Brilliant experience, had a wonderful time tasting local food and getting to know about the area, and other areas from a local. Local guide, knew the area, was easy to talk to and ask questions.”
Walk through Fukuoka’s temples, shrines, Kawabata Arcade, and Hakata Station with a private local guide for $58.
“Was a great experience Radim knew exactly what I wanted and we visited summer festival at Hakata station. You should choose him for your next visit in Fukuoka”
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