Akami Yakiniku USHIO Bettei
A yakiniku restaurant that puts lean cuts centre stage. 18:00–24:30 (irregular holidays).
Food2 min walk
Explore Hakata on foot
The Haruyoshi neighbourhood
Haruyoshi lies in Chuo Ward, the heart of Fukuoka City,right next to the two great entertainment districts of Nakasu and Tenjin.It faces Nakasu across the Naka River, and Tenjin-minami is within walking distance.As redevelopment continues, independent restaurants, galleries and barsare turning the area into one of the city’s most vibrant quarters.
Spots around Haruyoshi
HARUYOSHI
The back streets at the hotel’s doorstep, dotted with hidden gems.
Futon
A ramen shop in the Haruyoshi back streets, open through from lunch to evening (closed Sundays).
Food3 min walk
Yakiniku Dragon HARUYOSHI
A Haruyoshi yakiniku restaurant open until 1 a.m. (closed Wednesdays).
Food3 min walk
Hakata Motsu-dokoro Motsu-kaku Haruyoshi
A Hakata motsunabe (offal hot pot) restaurant. 17:00–24:00 (closed Mondays).
Food5 min walk
BAR CONTRAST
A bar in Haruyoshi, open until 3 a.m. Tuesday to Saturday (closed Mondays).
Bar & cafe5 min walk
Yanagibashi Rengo Market
Known as “Hakata’s kitchen”, a market lined with fresh fish, produce and deli stalls, busiest from morning to midday.
Sightseeing8 min walk
WATANABE-DORI
Along the avenue leading to Tenjin-Minami Station, with Hakata flavours from ramen to mizutaki.
Hakata Tantan-men Ariyoshi Shoten Watanabedori
A Hakata tantan-men specialist, open until 3 a.m. Monday to Saturday.
Food5 min walk
Hakata Daruma Sohonten
A popular Hakata tonkotsu ramen shop. Open daily until 2 a.m.
Food5 min walk
Hakata Mizutaki Hiro
A Hakata mizutaki (chicken hot pot) restaurant, open from 17:30 (closed Tuesdays).
Food8 min walk
Onigiri Gorichan Tenjin
An onigiri rice-ball specialist open from 9 a.m., handy for breakfast. Open daily.
Food9 min walk
NAKASU
Just across the Naka River: Fukuoka’s famous entertainment and yatai food-stall district.
Nakasu yatai food stalls
Rows of food stalls along the Naka River, the classic Fukuoka night scene. Ramen or yakitori, shoulder to shoulder with locals.
Sightseeing7 min walk
Kawabata Shopping Arcade
One of Hakata’s oldest shopping streets: a 400 m arcade of local sweets, souvenirs and everyday shops.
Shopping15 min walk
Kushida Shrine
Hakata’s guardian shrine, affectionately called “O-Kushida-san”. A Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival float is on display all year round.
Sightseeing15 min walk
Fukuoka Asian Art Museum
A museum inside Hakata Riverain devoted to modern and contemporary art from across Asia.
Culture15 min walk
Canal City Hakata
A vast complex built around a canal, with shops, restaurants, a cinema and a theatre. The fountain shows are a favourite.
Shopping10 min walk
TENJIN
Fukuoka’s biggest downtown district for shopping and dining, within walking distance.
Suijo Park
A small park on the Naka River with a riverside cafe-restaurant, a good pause on the way from the hotel to Tenjin.
Sightseeing5 min walk
ACROS Fukuoka
Famous for its stepped rooftop garden, which climbs to a viewpoint over Tenjin and Hakata Bay.
Culture8 min walk
Tenjin Underground Shopping Mall
A European-style underground arcade of cobbled walkways with around 150 fashion, goods and cafe stores.
Shopping12 min walk
Tenjin department stores
Kyushu’s premier shopping district, home to Iwataya, Fukuoka Mitsukoshi, Fukuoka PARCO and more.
Shopping13 min walk
Ohori Park
A beloved city park with a loop path around a large pond, a Japanese garden and the Fukuoka Art Museum. About 15 minutes by subway from Tenjin-Minami.
Sightseeing35 min walk
