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Hamarikyu Gardens
Kanto, Parks and Gardens, Tokyo

Hamarikyu Gardens

by touristinjapanupdated on April 17, 2020July 9, 20181 Comment on Hamarikyu Gardens

Hamarikyu Gardens (Hama-rikyū) is a tranquil park in central Tokyo. The park is located near the old Tsujiki fish market and right next to the river. Hamarikyu Gardens feels quite special – pretty much anywhere in the park, you see the modern “forest” of high rise buildings surrounding the area.

Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa. Licensed under CC. Credit: James Faulkner
Kanto, Temples and Shrines, Tokyo

Senso-ji temple

by touristinjapanupdated on January 21, 2020July 2, 20184 Comments on Senso-ji temple

Senso-ji (Sensō-ji), widely known as Asakusa Kannon Temple, is Tokyo’s oldest buddhist temple. Located in Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s most lively and busy districts, Senso-ji is one of the most visited spiritual sites in the world. This bright and colorful temple attracts so many people from all over the world that at times it’s even hard …

Tokyo Tower
Attractions, Kanto, Tokyo

Tokyo Tower

by touristinjapanupdated on April 18, 2020June 11, 2018Leave a Comment on Tokyo Tower

Tokyo tower is a transmission tower located in central Tokyo. The tower, which is one of Tokyo’s most famous landmarks, has two observation decks which are accessible to the public against an entry fee.

Hachiko Statue, Shibuya
Attractions, Kanto, Tokyo

Hachiko Statue

by touristinjapanupdated on April 18, 2020June 4, 20182 Comments on Hachiko Statue

Hachiko (ハチ公) was a dog of the Akita breed, living from 1923 – 1935. The dog is famed for his loyalty to his master Ueno – even after Ueno’s death. A loyalty so strong that it has been the school example of loyalty in Japanese culture for nearly 90 years.

Attractions, Fukuoka, Kyushu

Canal City Hakata

by touristinjapanupdated on January 5, 2020May 24, 2018Leave a Comment on Canal City Hakata

Canal City Hakata is a huge shopping, dining and entertainment complex in Fukuoka. With around 250 shops and restaurants, cinema, theater, hotels and a half hourly water and light show, Canal City truly is a city in the city, like they brand it. The enormous shopping mall that is Canal City Hakata was built in …

Tenjin Core. Licensed under CC. Credit: yuki5287, flickr.com
Attractions, Fukuoka, Kyushu

Tenjin, Fukuoka

by touristinjapanupdated on February 20, 2024May 17, 2018Leave a Comment on Tenjin, Fukuoka

Tenjin is the downtown area of Fukuoka. It is well known for good shopping opportunities. With the presence of huge department stores and international fashion shops Tenjin has made Fukuoka the fashion capital of Kyushu. Fukuoka is the 6th largest city in Japan, but at 1.5M inhabitants it’s small enough that it has a single …

Nakasu Back Alley
Attractions, Fukuoka, Kyushu

Nakasu, Fukuoka

by touristinjapanupdated on June 15, 2025May 10, 20181 Comment on Nakasu, Fukuoka

Nakasu is the gritty, after-dark “amusement” district in Fukuoka. This red light district is packed with bars, restaurants and other forms of “entertainment” industry. Let it be said straight away: Nakasu is a gritty area. It does however have a lot of character, tons of good restaurants and some great back alleys. It is also …

Cherry Blossoms in front of the Tochoji pagoda
Fukuoka, Kyushu, Temples and Shrines

Tocho-ji Temple, Fukuoka

by touristinjapanupdated on April 19, 2020May 7, 2018Leave a Comment on Tocho-ji Temple, Fukuoka

Tocho-ji is a Shingon Buddhist temple located in Fukuoka. It is one of the major attractions within the city, and is a definite must-visit when in Fukuoka. In this post I will introduce you to a bit of the history of the place along with a walkthrough of some of the temples main attractions. Kukai, …

Bar area at The Life Hostel
Fukuoka, Kyushu, Staying

Review: The Life Hostel, Fukuoka

by touristinjapanupdated on April 19, 2020April 30, 2018Leave a Comment on Review: The Life Hostel, Fukuoka

This is a hostel recommendation of The Life Hostel in Fukuoka and reflects my personal opinion about the facility. In March 2018 I went on an 8 day trip to Kyushu. I decided to have a base in Fukuoka and make day trips from there. Since I was traveling on a budget I booked a …

Reclining Buddha at Nanzo-in temple
Attractions, Fukuoka, Kyushu

The Reclining Buddha at Nanzo-in

by touristinjapanupdated on April 19, 2020April 28, 2018Leave a Comment on The Reclining Buddha at Nanzo-in

By far, the main attraction at Nanzo-in temple is the huge reclining Buddha statue. This is what attracts most people, and admittedly the statue was also what attracted me in the first place, though Nanzo-in has many other things to offer (see my post about Nanzo-in). The huge and impressive statue lays with a nice …

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