B eyond Japan's capital of Tokyo — famed for its magnificent city skyline, ... Fukuoka's take on hot pot, motsunabe, is a winter staple that warms the body and soul.

The city is the sixth-largest in Japan, and its population lands at a cool 1.6 million. Substantive, but not extreme like Tokyo's 14 million. Fukuoka "consistently ranks as one of Japan's most ...

Fukuoka, Japan’s sixth largest city by population, has more open-air food stalls than the rest of the country combined.

Japanese startup and developer Zero-Ten sought to create an encompassing building reflective of Fukuoka, Japan’s cultural talent. 010 Building, designed by New York–based Clouds Architecture ...

Fukuoka is one of Japan’s best places to watch baseball and the game-day atmosphere is unbeatable when the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks are playing — providing a great chance to try crowd-pleasing ...

Fukuoka’s status as an incubator for the arts is nurtured by museums, art schools and creative spaces. Among these, Art Space Baku , founded in 1972 by the now-74-year-old Ritsuko Oda and her ...

Fukuoka, a vibrant city in Japan, is renowned for its unique food culture. Small, open-air, mobile food stands – called yatai – offer an array of local delicacies and give the city its unique ...

FUKUOKA, Japan -- The southern Japanese city of Fukuoka's Tenjin district, known for its bars and noodle shops, is trying to broaden its nightlife by 400-year-old shrine becomes venue for ...

Nintendo has announced plans to open a new official store in Fukuoka, Japan at the end of 2025. But some aren't happy with the location, namechecking the 'Nagoya Skip' trend.

Fukuoka, Japan’s yatai street stall culture is keeping the city’s food scene vibrant The best yatai include those that are hipsterish, specialise in mentaiko or are halal-friendly – even one ...