Upcoming events, festivals, and experiences in Fukuoka, with dates.
Fukuoka · Festivals & Fireworks
Experience the Shinkoku Kansha Niinamesai at Hikosanjingu. Enjoy a solemn ritual of gratitude for the autumn harvest amidst beautiful seasonal scenery.
Nov 23
Experience the Oshiroi Matsuri in Asakura, Fukuoka, a rare tradition where white rice powder is applied to pray for a bountiful harvest. Witness this sacred and striking ritual in the crisp December air.
Dec 2
Experience the Oharaesiki at Hikosan Jingu. Purify your spirit through the sacred Chinowa ritual to welcome the New Year with a clean heart.
Dec 31
Experience the traditional Setsubun-sai at the historic Munakata Taisha to welcome good fortune and witness a beautiful piece of Japanese spiritual culture.
Feb 2, 2027
Experience the heat of Hakata's summer! Witness the powerful 'Oiyama' race and the gorgeous 'Kazari-yama' floats in person.
Jul 1, 2027
Fukuoka
A pedestrian bridge in the Moji Koko Retro district. It is a perfect spot for a stroll, connecting the historic streetscape with stunning views of the Kanmon Strait.
Mikawa-ko preserves the history of the Miike Coal Mine, which supported the industrial revolution in Meiji-era Japan. This precious industrial heritage site is open on weekends and holidays, allowing you to experience the mining technology and industrial footprints of the past.
A vast forest at the foot of Mt. Adachi. Enjoy walking and forest bathing in a premier natural environment selected as one of the Top 100 Forests for Forest Bathing.
Keya no Ooto is Japan's largest basalt sea cave. The mystical landscape of massive columnar joints, best viewed via a sightseeing boat, is a breathtaking sight. A must-visit spot in Itoshima, Fukuoka, to experience the artistry of nature.
Experience the coexistence of history and nature at the Fukuoka Castle Ruins. Discover Edo-period stone walls, seasonal cherry blossoms, and cultural exhibits in a beautiful park setting.
Experience the vibrant food stall culture of Tenjin, Fukuoka. Enjoy a diverse menu ranging from traditional Oden and Hitokuchi Gyoza to modern Mentaiko Cheese Teppanyaki in a lively, social atmosphere.
