[2025 Fukuoka Attraction] Travel Guide for Maizuru Park (Updated May)

#TravelEco Maizuru Park - Sannomaru Plaza is located in the heart of Fukuoka. It is a large park with both natural beauty and history. Inside the park, cherry blossoms bloom in spring, creating a romantic atmosphere and perfect for strolling or picnicking. The highlight is the remains of the ancient Fukuoka Castle, with a beautiful view of the city. In the evening, the park is lit up with music, creating a special atmosphere. There are also restaurants and events such as the Gyoza Festival that attract many tourists. Although parking can be difficult on weekends, Maizuru Park is a cherry blossom viewing spot that should not be missed when visiting Fukuoka.

#Fukuoka Attractions Maizuru Park is located in the center of Fukuoka, just a 15-minute walk from Tenjin shopping district. Featuring the ruins of Fukuoka Castle, this park offers picturesque scenery in all four seasons, especially during cherry blossom season, when it becomes a popular spot for cherry blossom viewing. There are large areas of cherry blossoms planted at the entrance of the park. March to April is a good season for everyone to come and enjoy the cherry blossoms🌸🌸. There are a lot of tourists during the cherry blossom season, but on weekdays there are fewer tourists and the environment is very quiet. You can hear the crows calling and see them flying in the sky. Maizuru Park is adjacent to Ohori Park and Fukuoka Art Museum. This area is full of rich cultural atmosphere and leisure atmosphere. Many citizens like to take a walk and rest here. You can even stop in the park after visiting the art gallery and enjoy a moment of tranquility. Many Japanese elders carry professional cameras and long lenses, waiting here quietly to capture the wonderful moments of cherry blossoms in the park. There were even elderly people sitting on the lounge chairs, enjoying the warm sunshine with contented smiles on their faces.

#SeasonalEvent 📍Fukuoka Castle Sakura Festival Maizuru Park I went to the Fukuoka Castle Sakura Festival at Maizuru Park, which is being held from March 26th to April 6th🌸 This is a very popular cherry blossom viewing spot where you can enjoy the combination of beautiful cherry blossoms and the historic castle ruins, with about 1,000 cherry trees in full bloom. The Sakura Gourmet Area (11:00-22:00) was bustling with an amazing number of food stalls☺️ You can now enter the castle tower base, and security guards are limiting the number of people climbing at one time to ensure safety. It will be lit up at night and become a paid area🌃 During the day, you can enjoy the view from the castle tower for free🌸 The cherry blossoms looking down from above are spectacular🌸 The weeping cherry trees in the Ninomaru cherry blossom avenue were also very beautiful🌸 The lighting at night (18:00-22:00) is also recommended at night as the atmosphere is different from daytime and fantastic🌃 Maizuru Park📍1-4 Jonai, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture🅿️There are parking lots 1 to 4 Cherry Blossom Festival Free admission (some areas are paid) #Fukuoka Tourism #Fukuoka Trip #Fukuoka Cherry Blossom Viewing #Fukuoka Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots

#FukuokaSakura The most convenient cherry blossom viewing spot in Fukuoka is undoubtedly Maizuru Park. Take the subway to Akasaka Station or Ohori Park Station, and you will be right outside the station. Maizuru Park has a vast area and is connected to Ohori Park and Fukuoka Castle Ruins. There are more than 1,000 cherry trees in the park, blooming along the moat, ancient city walls and park green spaces. Admiring the cherry blossoms can also give you a sense of historical exploration. The cherry blossom season is quite lively. The Fukuoka Castle Cherry Blossom Festival is held in Maizuru Park. In addition to lighting up the park at night so that tourists can appreciate the beauty of the cherry blossoms at night, there are also traditional performances and market stalls during the day. #MarchGoodPlaces2025 #MaizuruPark

Beautiful and gentle like falling into a dream Looking forward to the day when the cherry blossoms bloom again Dye the whole city of #Fukuoka pink~🌸✨ Location in my memory~☺️🇯🇵 🌸 Maizuru Park 🌸 Ishibashi Maruyasu's Green Road 🌸 Yumikawa Maruyasu's Green Road 🌸 Kusaba River Sakura Namiki 🌸 Tenjin Central Park If anyone wants to know how beautiful that moment was?...Try to open your mind and look at the pictures from our post📸 I guarantee that you will fall in love with Fukuoka during the cherry blossom season☺️🌸🇯🇵✨ #fukuoka #fukuokatrip #fukuokajapan #fukuokatravel #reviewfukuoka #Fukuokasakura #Kyushusakura #sakurainjapan #Japansakura #Fukuoka #VisitFukuoka #ReviewFukuoka #SakuraInFukuoka #SakuraKyushuu #SakuraJapan #Fukuoka #FukuokaTravel #FukuokaSakura #SakuraSports #SakuraSeason

Families, I want to apologize for my previous "misunderstanding" of Fukuoka! I originally thought it was a small city with nothing special, but this one-day tour really slapped me in the face🙈 I went on a city walk without any purpose, but I didn't expect to find surprises everywhere! There are not many tourists here, so shopping is very convenient and there is no worry about crowds at all. and! I actually ran into Fukuoka Queen Ayumi Hamasaki, this luck is simply bursting🎉 There is also my favorite cafe. After visiting Ohori Park, I went to the art museum to absorb the artistic atmosphere. The leisurely life in Fukuoka is so fascinating that I fell in love with this place easily~ Here is my one-day tour route in Fukuoka👇 Fukuoka one day tour ➡️Tenjin District Montbell/Parco: All kinds of trendy brands can be found here, and the shopping desire is directly maximized🛍️ ➡️Damei Town (a large number of trendy brand buyers): a paradise for fashion lovers, and many niche and unique items can be found. ➡️Yakitori Doragon Jinggu Main Store: Who knows the joy of eating meat? Their barbecued meat is tender and juicy, a must-try! ➡️Nishinaya coffee /coffee county/Abeki: Coffee lovers should not miss this place, each one has a unique flavor. ➡️Maizuru Park/Ohori Park/Fukuoka Museum of Art: Experience the perfect combination of nature and art, cozy and relaxing🎨 Dear children, don't underestimate Fukuoka anymore, come and experience its charm for yourself~ #FukuokaTravel #FukuokaDayTour #JapanTravel #Citywalk#FukuokaItinerary

#Parks2024 📍Maizuru Park This park in Fukuoka was developed on the ruins of Tanabe Castle, which was built during the Warring States period. 🏯It is about a 15-minute walk from Tenjin in the center of Fukuoka City, and next to Ohori Park is Ohori Park. It is crowded with locals and tourists. There are Fukuoka Castle ruins, exercise facilities, etc. Events are sometimes held. In spring, it is lit up as a cherry blossom viewing spot and you can see beautiful cherry blossoms🌸 Maizuru Park📍1-4 Jonai, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture🅿️Paid parking available #FukuokaTourism #FukuokaTrip #FuriTabi #100TravelStyles

Maizuru Park or Maizuru is one of the places where you can see beautiful cherry blossoms. The atmosphere is nice and cool. In addition to cherry blossoms, there are also colorful tulips in this park. Getting to this park is not difficult at all. Take the train from Hakata Station and get off at Ohiri Park Station. Walk up the stairs and cross the road to the park. #Sakura2024 #Japan

#Sakura2024 invites you to carry a backpack, drag your bag, and travel to 7 locations in #Fukuoka for those who love the sacred, those who love sweets, to see cherry blossoms 🌸 and end with taking a photo with Gundam ^^ 👉 This time, we will take you to travel to Fukuoka in a chill way, taking the train, subway (Subway) 🚊, easy to travel. If you have time to travel in the city along the train route, we recommend using a 1-Day ticket at a price of 640 yen. You can take the train as many times as you want, no limit on the number of trips. If you get lost and get on the wrong line, don't worry. 📍 #HaveYouTraveledYet? Our 7 locations to travel to #Fukuoka are 3 temples, 3 gardens to see cherry blossoms, and then go find the big Gundam. . 1 Dazaifu Tenmangu 2 Nanzoin Temple 3 Kushida-jinja Shrine 4 Gundam Park Lala Port 5 Nishi Park 6 Maizuru Park 7 Seiryu Park #TravelJapan

The "FaN Week" event was held at Sannomaru Square in Maizuru Park, Fukuoka. "FaN Week" is an art event held by "Fukuoka Art Next", which is promoted by Fukuoka City. As a special project for "FaN Week 2023", art works "Genkiro" and "Tanker Project" by artists "Takashi Kuribayashi + CINEMA CARAVAN" were exhibited, and a live performance of "Play with the Earth Orchestra" was held along with a video work by "CINEMA CARAVAN". The art works were also large-scale, and the mood and music that lit up the darkness of the night were also wonderful. Sannomaru Square in Maizuru Park was different from usual. An art event where you can enjoy the autumn of art. It's a good thing that it's an event promoted by Fukuoka City, so you can participate safely and easily. The event will be held until September 24th, so it's a Fukuoka event that we would like to recommend to travelers visiting Fukuoka now. Fukuoka Municipal Subway "Ohori Park Station" 230m "Maizuru Park Sannomaru Square" 2-2 Jonai, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture 810-0043 #Fukuoka #art #art event #Ohori Park #Fukuoka event #Fukuoka trip #Fukuoka stroll #Fukuoka walk #Fukuoka art #Fukuoka sightseeing

Maizuru Park is a 15-minute walk from Tenjin and close to the nearest station, Ohori Park Station. The symbol of the park is the ruins of Fukuoka Castle, which is associated with Kuroda Kanbei. It is a famous spot for cherry blossoms in spring. Depending on the season, you can enjoy water lilies and lotus flowers on the waterside of Maizuru Park. When I visited (June 17, 2023), yellow water lilies were blooming. There are also lotus flowers in another moat, so you can probably see them from now on. Both water lilies and lotus flowers bloom in the morning, so if you go for a walk in the morning, you will be able to see beautiful flowers. The hydrangeas were in full bloom and were beautiful. Address: Jonai, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture #Fukuoka Tourism #Castle Ruins

#WinterTravel #Fukuoka One of Fukuoka's famous spots, "Maizuru Park" It's a fairly large park, perfect for a walk or picnic! ✅ Address: 1-4 Jonai, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0043 It's located before going to Ohori Park from Tenjin Daimyo. It's very spacious, with Fukuoka Castle, an athletics stadium, and an art museum all in one place. When winter passes and the weather gets warmer, you can look forward to a wide lawn, spring cherry blossoms, and lotus flowers around it. Even though it's winter, many locals enjoy picnicking with their families. There are well-designed walking paths, playgrounds, and historical sites for families. I recommend visiting it at least once during your winter trip to Fukuoka!

This quiet park has a lake, cherry blossoms in spring, and the ruins of Fukuoka Castle. You should come here around March and April when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, it is an extremely beautiful place to see cherry blossoms. Address: 〒810-0043 Fukuoka Castle Road 1-4 Entrance fee. #couplestrip

#WesternJapan Maizuru Park Near Ohori Park Station on the Fukuoka Municipal Subway There are many lotus flowers in the moat between Ohori Park Station and Akasaka Station. It's almost time to see the last hydrangeas, but the lotus flowers in the early morning are beautiful. You can enjoy various flowers throughout the season. The water lilies are also beautiful at this time of year.

#WesternJapan Maizuru Park, located close to the Fukuoka City Subway Ohori Park Station The cherry blossoms are beautiful, but the wisteria trellis is also lovely The wisteria trellis is just outside the Najima Gate It's in front of the entrance to the Peony Garden In April, it combines beautifully with the double cherry blossoms near the Najima Gate It's just a short subway ride away, so it's recommended for sightseeing in Fukuoka

#QuintessaCampaign Maizuru Park's Peony Garden It's adjacent to Ohori Park. It's also said to be the former residence of Kuroda Yoshisui and the site of his Otaka residence. It's open to the public for free and the cherry blossoms and peonies in spring are really beautiful. At this time of year, the hydrangea road you can see more of them

Located next to Ohori Park, this is one of Fukuoka's largest parks, and a tourist spot with the remains of Fukuoka Castle within the grounds! It's not far from Tenjin, but it's very peaceful, and the large lawn area in particular is a place for people to chill out, including those who enjoy the outdoors on nice days. The castle ruins are not very large, and there are few vestiges of its former self, with only a few stone walls remaining, but the high ground where the castle tower once stood offers a comfortable view of the city. It's also very famous as a cherry blossom viewing spot in the spring, so we recommend visiting during the season. #breathtakingview

#cherryblossom25 Maizuru Park in Fukuoka, Japan, is a beloved cherry blossom spot where over 1,000 sakura trees bloom every spring 🌸. Set around the historic Fukuoka Castle ruins, the park becomes a pink paradise, perfect for hanami picnics, sunset strolls, and evening illuminations ✨. It’s a beautiful blend of history, nature, and seasonal charm. #naturalwonders

#cherryblossom25 #sakura🌸 #spring #flowers Spring doesn’t just arrive in Fukuoka — it takes the stage. At Maizuru Park, the ancient stone foundations of Fukuoka Castle awaken under a canopy of 1,000 cherry blossoms, as if centuries of history were quietly blushing into bloom. I wandered beneath sakura-laced branches where samurai once walked, the air perfumed with nostalgia and fleeting beauty. Somei Yoshino petals floated like soft confetti over the moat’s still waters, while couples picnicked in shadows cast by weeping cherry trees. At sunset, the castle ruins transform: amber light catches the petals mid-fall, and the past feels startlingly present. Tips for your hanami pilgrimage 🌸 Best viewing: Late March to early April (check the bloom forecast) 🚇 Access: 8-minute walk from Akasaka Station or Ohori Koen Station

#cityplaybook #familytrip #localguides Located in the heart of Fukuoka City, Maizuru Park is a serene green space that blends natural beauty with rich historical significance. Once the site of Fukuoka Castle, the park now stands as a peaceful destination where visitors can explore castle ruins, enjoy cherry blossoms in spring, and unwind amidst scenic landscapes. Fukuoka Castle Ruins At the center of Maizuru Park lie the remnants of Fukuoka Castle—also known as Maizuru-jō—constructed in the early 1600s. Though much of the original structure no longer stands, visitors can walk along stone walls, climb up to observation points, and imagine the grandeur of the former stronghold. The elevated views from the former main keep offer a sweeping panorama of Fukuoka's modern skyline and nearby Ohori Park. Seasonal Beauty Maizuru Park is especially popular in spring, when over 1,000 cherry trees bloom in vibrant shades of pink and white. During this time, the park becomes one of Fukuoka’s prime hanami (flower-viewing) spots, drawing both locals and tourists for picnics and photo opportunities. In autumn, the foliage turns fiery red and gold, creating a different but equally beautiful atmosphere. Easy Access & Nearby Attractions The park is adjacent to Ohori Park, allowing visitors to stroll easily between both locations. It’s also conveniently located near subway stations, making it a perfect stop for those exploring the city. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or just looking for a relaxing break in Fukuoka, Maizuru Park offers a timeless blend of culture and calm. #MaizuruPark #FukuokaCastle #CherryBlossomsJapan #HistoricJapan #VisitFukuoka #HanamiSpot #CastleRuins #JapaneseGardens #KyushuTravel #NatureAndHistory

#cityplaybook #localguides #postandearn Fukuoka, the largest city on Japan’s Kyushu Island, is a vibrant urban hub where modern convenience meets rich history and warm hospitality. Known for its laid-back atmosphere, delectable street food, and coastal charm, Fukuoka is a favorite among both domestic and international travelers. Modern City, Ancient Roots Fukuoka’s history dates back to ancient times when it was a major port for trade with Korea and China. The city's fusion of past and present is evident in sites like Fukuoka Castle Ruins in Maizuru Park and the serene Tocho-ji Temple, home to a giant wooden Buddha statue. Wander through Hakata Old Town to experience traditional temples, shrines, and workshops that tell the story of the city’s cultural heritage. Foodie Paradise Fukuoka is renowned as the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen, a rich pork-based noodle soup. A must-visit experience is trying a bowl at one of the city’s iconic yatai (street food stalls), which come alive after sunset along the riverside in Nakasu. From fresh seafood to mentaiko (spicy cod roe), Fukuoka is a culinary delight. Beaches & Green Spaces The city's seaside location offers quick access to beaches like Momochi Seaside Park and the futuristic Fukuoka Tower. For nature lovers, Ohori Park provides a peaceful retreat with a large pond, walking trails, and a traditional Japanese garden. Festivals and Culture The Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival in July is one of Japan’s most dynamic traditional events, drawing thousands to witness teams racing massive floats through the streets. The energy and community spirit make this a truly unforgettable cultural experience. Access Fukuoka is easily accessible via the Shinkansen (bullet train) and boasts an international airport just minutes from the city center. #Fukuoka #VisitJapan #KyushuTravel #TonkotsuRamen #HakataCulture #YataiExperience #JapaneseFestivals #FukuokaCastle #OhoriPark #MomochiBeach

#cityplaybook Fukuoka, a vibrant city on Japan’s Kyushu Island, offers a perfect mix of history, mouthwatering cuisine, and scenic waterfront views. My journey through Fukuoka was nothing short of a sensory delight, from the bustling yatai food stalls to the serene temples tucked away in peaceful corners. One of my most memorable experiences was walking along the beautiful Ohori Park, a spacious park surrounding a picturesque lake. Renting a paddle boat and gliding across the calm waters was a perfect way to relax. As I strolled around the park, I stumbled upon Fukuoka Castle Ruins, a historical site that offers panoramic views of the city—especially breathtaking during cherry blossom season. Fukuoka is also a paradise for food lovers. I couldn't resist trying a steaming bowl of Hakata Ramen at a local yatai stall. The rich, creamy tonkotsu broth paired with perfectly cooked noodles was an absolute treat, and chatting with the friendly locals made the experience even better. Make sure to explore Nakashu Island, a lively district packed with these iconic food stalls—each offering its own take on local delicacies. Another unforgettable spot was the Kushida Shrine, one of Fukuoka's oldest and most significant Shinto shrines. Visiting this sacred place, I felt a sense of peace, surrounded by the intricate wooden carvings and the quiet beauty of the shrine grounds. 🌸 Best Time to Visit: Spring (March-May) for cherry blossoms in Ohori Park. Summer (July) for the famous Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival. 📍 Location you must visit: Ohori Park: Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, Japan. Fukuoka Castle Ruins: Maizuru Park, Fukuoka, Japan. Nakashu Island: Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, Japan. Kushida Shrine: Hakata Ward, Fukuoka, Japan. #Fukuoka #TravelJapan #FukuokaEats #ExploreFukuoka #JapanTravel #HakataRamen #Wanderlust #HiddenGems #CulturalExperience #TempleTour #NatureEscape #FoodieAdventures

#cherryblossom25 #sakura🌸 #kyushutrip #fukuoka The peonies weren’t ready yet—tight-fisted buds still clutching their secrets—but above them, the cherry trees had already burst into confessions of pink. Maizuru Park’s famous peony garden, usually the star of spring’s second act, played understudy to a sakura canopy so dense it dappled the pathways in moving lace. I arrived at the golden hour, when the low sun turned each petal translucent, and found locals practicing the art of *yozakura* picnics before the peonies’ grand debut. A gardener told me the secret: these cherry varieties were planted specifically to bloom two weeks before the peonies, creating nature’s perfect relay. By the wooden bridge, where petals collected in the koi pond like floating tea leaves, a shakuhachi player’s notes wove through the branches. Come back in May, they said—but I’ll always remember this moment when spring wore pink. Visiting Notes: - Nearest station: Ohori Koen (Exit 2), then 8-minute walk - Night illuminations until 9 PM during peak bloom

Cherry blossoms in Fukuoka are in full bloom! Over the weekend, Maizuru Park was bustling with crowds enjoying the blossoms, along with numerous food stalls where you can savor local delicacies. The night cherry blossom viewing in Maizuru Park has three paid areas, costing ¥600 each, or you can purchase a combo ticket for ¥1500. Payment options include cash, card, or electronic payment. We chose to visit the "Spring Castle" area. Besides admiring the interplay of lights and cherry blossoms from below, you can also climb the tower for a panoramic view of the cherry blossom forest. Unfortunately, due to the long queues, we decided to skip the climb. Even from below, the experience was breathtaking and absolutely worth it—a truly spectacular night cherry blossom experience 🌸 The event runs until April 6th!

#FukuokaSakura Maizuru Park Cherry Blossom Season Time Best viewing period: Usually from late March to early April (the specific time varies slightly due to climate). This year it was delayed by about a week overall. 2. Park Features Number of cherry blossoms: There are about 1,000 cherry trees planted in the park, mainly Somei Yoshino cherry trees, as well as other varieties such as mountain cherry trees and weeping cherry trees. Historical background: The park is located at the site of Fukuoka Castle (Maizuru Castle). The cherry blossoms, ancient city walls and moats complement each other and are full of historical atmosphere. Night lights: During the cherry blossom season, a "Night Cherry Blossom Light-up" event will be held, and the cherry blossoms at night are particularly dreamy under the lights. 3. Main activities -Fukuoka Castle Sakura Festival (usually coincides with the cherry blossom season): - Food stalls, traditional performances, concerts, etc. - Experience the atmosphere of a Japanese festival and taste local delicacies (such as yakiniku). Cherry Blossom Viewing Route: It is recommended to enter the park from the main gate, stroll along the moat, or climb up to the castle tower ruins to overlook the panoramic view of the cherry blossoms. 4. Practical Information Address: Jonai 1, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City (near Ohori Park). transportation: Subway: Take the Airport Line to Ohori Park Station or Akasaka Station and walk for about 10 minutes. Bus: Take the Nishitetsu Bus to the Maizuru Park-mae stop. Fees: The park is free to enter, but some activities may incur a fee. Opening hours: All day (the night cherry blossoms are usually lit up until 21:00). 5. Nearby recommendations Ohori Park: It is adjacent to Maizuru Park and can be visited together. The combination of lake view and cherry blossoms adds to the charm. 6. Notes Peak traffic: There are more people on weekends and holidays, so it is recommended to go there in the morning on weekdays. Weather: There is occasional rainfall in Fukuoka in spring, so please prepare your rain gear. Etiquette: Respect local culture, avoid picking flowers and branches, and dispose of garbage in a separate manner.

#FukuokaSakura #Fukuoka #Sakura If you visit Fukuoka in spring, you can’t miss the cherry blossom viewing. The cherry blossom season in Fukuoka is mostly from late March to early April every year, with Maizuru Park and Nishi Park being the most representative. Maizuru Park is surrounded by the ruins of Fukuoka Castle. The cherry blossoms and stone walls complement each other, creating a historical and poetic atmosphere. Climbing up to the castle tower, you can overlook the entire pink sea of ​​flowers, which is a beautiful sight. Nishi Park is located on the Kodaka Hill, and offers a view of the spring scenery of Hakata Bay and cherry blossom forests. It is a favorite picnic spot for locals. You can have a picnic and relax under the cherry trees during the day, and in the evening you can enjoy the night cherry blossoms after they are lit up, which is a unique experience. The whole city is filled with joy and romance during the blooming period, and convenient transportation also makes the flower-viewing trip easy and enjoyable. Spring in Fukuoka is a cherry blossom viewing paradise where tranquility and bustle coexist, and it is worth experiencing in person. #FukuokaSakuraSeason

#FamilyTravel Ohori Park and Maizuru Park, famous cherry blossom spots in Fukuoka✨️✨️! They are in full bloom at the end of March, so I highly recommend visiting. ✔️Ohori Park Address: 1 Chome Ohorikoen, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka, 810-0051 Japan Getting there: About 2 minutes on foot from Exit 3 of Ohorikoen Station on the Fukuoka City Subway ✔️Maizuru Park Address: 1-1 Maizuru, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka City

📅 Travel Itinerary Day 1: Tenjin Department Store and Daimyo Street Shopping Day 2: Chari Chari Shared Bicycle Rental and Go to Ohori Park Day 3: Go to Cafes and Restaurants near Hakata Station 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Hotel Oriental Express Fukuoka Nakasu 🍴 Restaurant Recommendations: 1. Shinshin Ramen 2. Kiwamiya Hamburg 3. Tenjin Horumon 4. Tenten Tei 📌 Useful Tip: Elementary school students who know how to ride a bicycle can rent a Chari Chari bicycle and ride around. However, please note that you need one cell phone per bicycle. #FukuokaTravel #FamilyTravel

#Fukuoka cherry blossoms For Fukuoka cherry blossoms, of course you have to go to Maizuru Park, where there are many different varieties of cherry blossoms You can take pictures of some ancient cities plus the location of the cherry blossoms is very beautiful, and you can also see the night cherry blossoms. Dance Crane Park