Beautiful museum with exibits from all over Asia. Take your time when going, because there are some impressive things to see here. I loved it!

2024年1月13日に見学。 天満宮から入ると、長いエスカレータ、そして長い動く歩道を進むとガラス張りの大きな建物が現れますが、これが博物館です。 中に入り券売機で入場券（大人700円）を購入すると、さらにエスカレータで最上階の平常展へ。 後から知りましたが、太宰府天満宮宝物殿も見学するならセット券が安いです。 館内はほぼ写真撮影OKで、さらにSNSへの投稿歓迎です。 平常展はワンフロアで、東京の国立博物館よりこじんまりとしています。 東西の土偶の違い、弥生時代の甕棺、九州の古墳から出土した埴輪や九州特有の石人。銅鐸やアジアの銅鼓。 遣唐使。アジアとの交易。西洋とのつながりなどのテーマに分かれています。 (Translated by Google) Visited on January 13, 2024. When you enter from Tenmangu Shrine, you go down a long escalator and then a long moving walkway until you see a large glass building, which is the museum. Once inside, purchase an admission ticket (700 yen for adults) from the ticket vending machine, then take the escalator up to the regular exhibition on the top floor. I learned later that the set ticket is cheaper if you also want to visit the Dazaifu Tenmangu Treasure Hall. You are allowed to take photos inside the museum, and you are also welcome to post them on SNS. The regular exhibitions are on one floor, making it smaller than the National Museum in Tokyo. Differences between eastern and western clay figurines, coffins from the Yayoi period, clay figures excavated from ancient tombs in Kyushu, and stone figures unique to Kyushu. Bronze bells and Asian bronze drums. Envoy to Tang Dynasty. trade with Asia. It is divided into themes such as connections with the West.

This is a huge museum with countless interesting historical artifacts. we only had time to see my main interest: the Japanese sword collection. Oh, what an amazing collection it is! There are many ubu Kamakura and even Heian pieces. It's a must-see for sword lovers.

Fantastic museum with rotating world-class exhibits! Lots of measures being taken for COVID-19 atm, but the upside is that it’s not crowded at all. If you like a leisurely-pace, it’s a great time to visit. Check the online site for current and future exhibits. If you visit here after the shrine, you can take an elaborate escalator system up to the top to get to the museum entrance. Honestly, it’s a fantastic space for art and ancient items on display.

Especially that special green building combined with different species of cherry blossoms trees that make the unique landscape ❤️

太宰府天満宮の近くにある国立博物館です。歩いてトンネルを抜けると、博物館があります。建物が全面ガラス張りで、豪華です。国立博物館なので、豪華なのでしょうか。古代の展示を行っていて、縄文や弥生から江戸まで展示してありました。自分は歴史は得意ではないのですが、解説があるので楽しめました。土器と土偶、鐘などが展示してありました。古代にも美しい模様の土器があるのだと感心しました。荷物を預ける場所があるので、手荷物が多くても大丈夫です。 (Translated by Google) This is a national museum located near Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. When you walk through the tunnel, you will find a museum. The building is entirely made of glass and is luxurious. Is it luxurious because it is a national museum? There were ancient exhibits on display, from the Jomon and Yayoi periods to the Edo period. I'm not good at history, but I enjoyed the explanations. Earthenware, clay figurines, and bells were on display. I was impressed that there were pottery with beautiful patterns even in ancient times. There is a place to leave your luggage, so you don't have to worry about carrying a lot of luggage.

🏯💫 Timeless Journey at Kyushu National Museum 🖼️✨ 🏛️🌸 Last month, our New Year's trip to Dazaifu was enriched by a visit to the Kyushu National Museum. It's a vast treasure trove where we immersed ourselves in exhibitions like the New Year Special Display, Hatsune Maki-e Trousseau, and National Treasures from the Tokugawa Art Museum. Spending over two hours, we delved deep into Japanese culture and the profound impacts of the Age of Discovery on Japan. The museum not only showcases a rich tapestry of Japanese history but also connects it with the wider world through its cultural exchange exhibitions. Its architecture, blending modernity with traditional elements, creates an inspiring backdrop for exploring the artifacts. A must-visit for anyone keen on exploring the depths of history and culture. 🕰️🌏

Beautiful museum with many interesting things to see. Good for people with low mobility (wide halls, places to sit, and escalator into the premises) but I wasn't able to see whether or not there was elevator access. Staff were friendly and able to answer the few questions I had about the current exhibition. It is clearly signed where photos are and aren't permitted but if in doubt, staff will assist. Audio guide was in English and contained a lot of helpful information. The temple gardens outside are amazing so ensure you allow plenty of time to explore both inside and out!

Nice museum with lots of good quality artifacts about Asian history. Not the most interesting to me personally, as it was not interactive at all. The museum was also quite dark.

Very decent museum, if you are around the vicinity/temple it is worth checking it out

Plan to spend 2 hours here. Paid JPY700 to enter the special exhibition hall which showcases the international and cultural exchanges that Japan has across the different ages.

It was opened in 2005 and joined the Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nara National Museums to become the fourth national museum in the country. I was impressed by the spacious entrance hall and it took around 10 minutes' walk from Tenmangu Shrine.

太宰府観光ついでに訪問。無料エリアにも触れたり、体感できる展示が多く、満足でした。特に海外の楽器は音色も楽しめます。外観や周りの自然が多い空間も気持ち良いです。 (Translated by Google) Visited while sightseeing in Dazaifu. There were many exhibits that I could touch and experience in the free area, so I was satisfied. You can especially enjoy the tones of foreign instruments. The exterior and the space with a lot of nature around it are also pleasant.

You'll find many of the treasures of Japan from its earliest civilizations to the age of the samurai and beyond. It is a must-visit museum whenever in Kyushu.

I walked by this museum and decided to pay it a visit. While it looked quite big in the outside there’s only one special exhibition and one regular exhibition. I expected to see something more related to Kyushu in particular but it was more about Japanese history in general. It is still a good museum though.

My second visithere! It's been 10 years since my previous one, and it's definitely has been too long! From the history of Kyushu, Japan and Fukuoka to various cultural aspects of other Asian countries, the exhibition is very well done and engaging. I highly recommend a visit of you're in the Fukuoka region.

Interesting building and excellent Nagasawa Rosetsu exhibition. Permanent collection not as captivating. No photos allowed in special exhibition.

On the day i went there had extra exhibition of ancient latin america which surely fascinating. But things that made me excite : Hokusai's chinese lion drawings, yes Hokusai genuine drawings at your eyes. And this is Japan, everthing is Gashapon 😉

I noticed this place during walking around Dajaifu. Huge building. I didn’t get in though. Ticket is not cheap but I will try next time hopefully. Moving walk was very nice.

Lots of lovely shops along the way to the temple but the temple itself was undergoing works and so you do the praying in front of a scaffolding with an image of the temple. If you walk round the back you could catch glimpses of the priest citing prayers if lucky. We went on a weekday and it was fairly busy with lots of tourist buses parked in the car park. Gardens are beautiful. Please don’t walk in the middle through the gates unless you’re a deity.

There are many shops on the way to the temple where we can buy snacks, sweets or different kinds of souvenirs. We bought some puzzles to kill our free time. A nice experience to enjoy Japanese culture. Definitely a good place to visit in Fukuoka.

One of the best Shrines I have visited in Japan. Admission is Free. Very spacious and interesting place. It was a little crowded for a weekday but there was still plenty of room to walk and take pictures. Plenty of cheap paid parking lots within 4 minutes walking distance. 3 hours with cost ¥400. Definitely highly recommended and you will enjoy yourself. Rub the bull and get ready for a nice hike around the grounds.

It’s a very beautiful shrine complex, and definitely the most famous and grand in Fukuoka prefecture. The surrounding town is quite charming, and the food stands around the shrine are excellent and a perfect place to get some Japanese street food.

Definitely worth a visit if you have the time. Taking the train from Fukuoka to Dazaifu Station cost 410 yen, taking about 30 minutes. Since the shrine is nearby, plan about half a day here. I was amazed by the giant trees at this shrine. The facility and area is very well maintained. Unfortunately you can't go inside the building. The shrine is filled without tourist traps too.

It's not just a shrine. While walking on your way to the shrine, there's a lot of souvenir stores and snacks sold on the street. It's a famous tourist attraction too! The shrine itself if really huge and you can hike further to the Inari shrine. You can also walk to the National Park (but it's really far) A place worth the visit!

Dazaifu Tenmangu and surrounding area are a must see! The walkway leading to the shrine is five minutes walk from Dazaifu station. The many shops and cafes leading to the shrine offer delicious sweets like the famous grilled mochi filled with azuki- sweet red bean paste- super delicious! There are lots of cute souvenirs to buy! It’s hard to choose! The shrine area is beautiful with several ponds including an iris pond that is home to many turtles. The shrine grounds have several places where you can purchase malas, amulets and your fortune! There are quiet places tucked here and there where you can sit and meditate or just enjoy the beauty of the grounds.

A beautiful Shinto shrine with interesting architecture and a large garden. Very popular destination with many visitors but still a must-see.

Nice place to visit. Nice scenery with a very unique temple roof. The place is huge with lots of greenery. There’s a giant tree there under protected species.

The shrine that every tourists will visit if they are in Fukuoka. Quite crowded at 10am as the tour groups are just arriving. The crowded part is at the Main Street and the shrine. After giving your prayers, continue exploring behind the shrine and you will chance upon the more serene part of Dazaifu. Another hidden shrine at the back where you have to walk through many tori gates to reach. And a restaurant that sells good udon too. Just explore and don’t just leave after looking at the main shrine.

A nice place! Slightly more crowded than other famous shrines in Fukuoka area. I found the most special point to be the main building, which has plants growing on the roof instead of traditional roof tiling. It’s a really unique point I haven’t seen anywhere else! Gives a very refreshing vibe~ Pictures can’t really capture its beauty!

Great place for scholars. The myth associated with the place is more interesting. Can you spot the flying plum tree? The Kyushu national museum in the vicinity covers pieces from all over the world. Entrance is free for students. Great place to pass your time for a day near Fukuoka.

One of the most beloved day trip place near from Fukuoka city. Usually take half an hour by car, and within an hour by public transportation like bus or subway from downtown. Genuine upscale Japanese temple, and always full with domestic and foreign visitors. Value for visit to experience their own unique cultures.

It was a beautiful temple and the grounds were well-kept. A lot of blooming flowers when we went as well (June 13). Just be prepared for a lot of people even if you come at around 10-11am.

It's definitely a tourist trap location. We we got here, there were a lot of tourists! The weather was hot! Bring plenty of water. The shrine and the landscape were cute.

One of my favorite places in all of Japan. Every visit is interesting and beautiful. On the walk to the shrine there are a number of gift shops and wonderful places to grab a snack.

One of the iconic places to visit when you are in Fukuoka . Always crowded but fun . Interesting rows of sweet shops and eateries leading towards Dazaifu makes your visit more enjoyable .

One of the least interesting place I visited in Japan. The place is full of tourists. The food around is digusting and high priced. There is nothing particularly beautiful around and the place is pretty small. Nevertheless, a nice little Shinto shrine is hidden in the forest behind.

There were a lot of visitors because it was the start of the holiday weekend. The ice cream was delicious but there was a long wait time. Expect long wait times for a lot of the popular food stalls! But it was worth the wait!

I have really come to appreciate Shinto shrines during my visit to Japan. The peace here is wonderful. The sights are great and seeing a constant stream of people coming here to worship is heartening. I was impressed by everything here and wish i could stay much longer.

Really enjoyed my visit here, but so be prepared for the crowds on a weekend. Some of the vendors had long lines and the streets have many tourists. Plenty of souvenir shops around also if you're looking for a gift! There are some trails that surround the shrine also which were nice to venture down. Worth the visit!

Very nice photo opportunities here, good mix of temple and nature. It gets quite busy as this is a popular tourist destination.

Understand that this beautiful shrine is dedicated to learning, culture and arts. And we were fortunate enough to witness a ceremony involving young aspiring kids and their parents keen to embark on their learning journeys. Beautiful park with the colours of autumn. Lots of shops lining the way to the shrine overwhelmed by tourists.

I visit on weekdays. it's not too crowded, which is perfect for a relaxing. It's about a 40-minute journey from Hakata Station. Worth it for the tranquility and delicious food. I like strawberry daifuku soo much🍓

Took the train over as the bus queue at Hakata station is way too long. Nice place to visit, can spend a good 1-2 hrs in the area visiting shops and Dazaifu. Went on 20 Feb and there were some cherry blossom blooming already!!

Verry expensive ! 600 yens to go inside the parck plus every ride is around 300 yens to 500 yens each person ! So if you have kids you need to ride with them and pay the fee too . Really Really expensive for very old small amusement parks . If it was less expensive i definitely come again .

Nice little entertainment park for kids and parents alike. I recommend coming here during autumn or spring season to check the surrounding green areas as well.

Very good for children, it's bigger than it looks. Though it is a bit expensive.

Small scale Local theme park

Very nice. Make sure to get your pilgrimage book stamped!

Very unfriendly staff. And closes at 16:00.

Just for kids

Due to the fall foliage, the shrine was very busy on a Saturday morning. However, the shrine is very small in comparison to many of the other Shrines in the area. While the fall foliage was nice, with all the crowds and not having too many maple trees, it didn’t really seem worth it. 10 minutes is all you really need for this shrine.

So.. this place is well-known for love. Either true love searching or long love life. The charm selling round room is gorgeous. You shouldn't miss it at all.

Went for the Night Up Dazaifu event and it was beautiful. Definitely recommend. Except if you take the city bus to get to the shrine, the bus stop is on the roadside opposite of the train station. Not by the sign in front of the station. We learned that the hard way and had to walk!

At 12.00 pm, cloudy, windy and it was nice weather. Lots of couples, family, single traveller and people come here to pray for their relationship. Amulet was cute and so I got fews.

Far better than the tourist trap at the station. Very beautiful and well kept. Take some beers, go at night. Super spooky and lit just enough to wander around. There's an inexpensive shuttle bus that runs from the train station.

Visited on 20/11/22, a Sunday afternoon. The car queue to the parking lots is long (at least 30 mins wait) and the place is popular with locals during red leaves season. Maple leaves are pretty but seem not "red" enough. The place is quite small so can visit the whole place within 1.5 hours.

- 10-15 min from Dazaifu Station by bus - not crowed - nice scenic - unique omamori - only thing that seem to related with "Kimetsu no Yaiba" is Omamori pattern

Took a bus near the Daizaifu station to a mountain to reach this temple. The bus fare is 100 yen and though it is a small temple, i love the view from the temple. Even in early December we can still see some colour leaves. I learnt this temple is popular since it has the same name as the last name of Tanjiro Kamado from Demon Slayer. Worth a visit.

Autumn leaves are very fascinating here. I go in late November. The light up after sunset is also very beautiful.

The Kamado shrine is famous for inspiring the main character's name from Demon Slayer. I went there on the beginning of spring and the cherry blossoms are beautiful. Photos taken on 6/3/2023

Some says the shrine is the inspiration of the main character's family name Kamodo of demon slayer anime. The shrine is rather small, the good luck charms are beautiful checkered pattern but rather expensive. Fortune telling is 100 yen.

Beautiful small shrine. Very well maintained. Famous for it being the inspiration for the Demon Slayer anime. Definitely worth a visit. I went there after hike to Mount Homan and were able to watch the sunset, it’s very picturesque.

shuttle bus right at the train station, very convenient. nice environment, greens, reds, colors all around

Maple leaves are pretty but not as concentrated as I thought. The bus going to the Shrine is very small in size, and at 30-min interval. I have waited 1 hour per way since I cannot get onto the bus with long queue.

If you take a walk from Futsukaichi Station, you will arrive at the historic site that was once the center of the city. Tenmangu Shrine will be the focus, but I think you can learn more about the history if you visit all of them at once. Recommended for going to and from Tenmangu Shrine.

Ruins of an ancient city and government complex.More interesting to Japanese but nice mountain scenery.

Make this the starting point for a walk around the beautiful surrounding area. Killer wasps near the shrines only add to the allure.

Cherry blossom is very beautiful in here , a little regrettable factor in here is too many foreign tourists and some of them are too noisy to break the calm atmosphere.

Beautiful park for cherry blossom and let kids roam around all day.

Not much to do or see. An open area for locals to walk their dogs or jog.

Can view sakura trees here

I enjoyed the matcha set. The cafe is very relaxing, the garden and the interior are perfect.

We only stopped at the take away window. I think when you're in Dazaifu, you need to try one of the red bean cakes - it was good!

Might be the best umegaemochi shop around here, we always come back during the plum blossom festival and take away. Last time we decided to sit down and have a break during the crowded plum blossom festival. The prices are reasonable and you will get free simple Japanese tea at the restaurant, but we opted for ordering macha tea, too. It was delicious paired with umegaemochi.

This sweet mochi is famous at Dazaifu Tenmangu. It has sweet bean paste inside and the mochi outside is crispy. It was delicious.

It’s a good place to relax after walking around the area!

I love mochi and I love red bean paste, so when I heard that the area was famous for a umegae mochi, I had to try it. And holy smokes, this stuff is so good. I could’ve eaten 10 of them. Eating them warm is the best and it’s now one of my favorite Japanese sweets. Delicious. This place is actually across the street from the original, but serves the same treats.

A beautiful must stop-by tea house. Very unassuming from the outside. Delicious, tasteful, amazing experience. Lucky to have a quiet time in the corner room, enjoying the delicious Umegae Mochi with light breeze from the garden.

Yummy umegae mochi pastry. I stopped by the front desk area for purchase only. I was fascinated by the automatic machine they had in the front. Since it was automated, the quality seems to be consistent. The red bean paste is distributed evenly inside too.

Calm and relaxing spot to enjoy some tea and sweets. The interior was beautiful and if you’re lucky enough there is a corner spot that looks out to the garden.

We used the café attached to the building. It is a very elegant matcha café, and the set of matcha with a strong bitter taste and mochi (rice cake) is the most delicious. The cafe is empty depending on the time of day, so it is a good spot.

Highly recommended place. Loved the atmosphere of this Japanese traditional tea shop. It was nice to have tea while appreciating Japanese garden. Plus, one of the staff was very fluent in Korean who was very friendly too.

Love it! Bought it twice! Must try!

As a mentaiko aficionado, I couldn't pass up the chance to visit Fukuya in Dazaifu 🍣. The experience was absolutely worth sharing! Be prepared for a wait, as it's quite the popular spot, but trust me, it's worth it 🕒. Their Mentaiko Chazuke is not just a dish; it's a culinary journey 🌟, served with instructions to enjoy it in three delightful ways. Starting with the plain mentaiko over rice 🍚, then mixed with tororo, and finally enjoyed as a warming chazuke 🍵, each step offers a unique blend of flavors and textures. For those on the go, the takeaway option is fantastic 🏃💨. You get a smaller, more affordable bowl of Mentaiko Chazuke, perfect for savoring as you explore the streets 🚶‍♂️🍜. It's a great way to taste this local specialty without the wait for a table. The shop also doubles as a paradise for mentaiko enthusiasts, with an array of mentaiko-themed souvenirs 🛍️. The intimate dining space adds to the overall charm, providing a cozy and authentic atmosphere 💖. This place is a reminder that the best things often come in small packages (or bowls!). To wrap it up, Fukuya is a must-visit for anyone who loves mentaiko 🌶️🐟. It’s an entire experience - from the anticipation in the queue to the delightful last spoonful of chazuke. A truly delightful experience! 😊👍

Refill rice.

On Sunday busy day. Its okay but not surprised

Good experience lining up and enjoying the mentaiko soup in a winter day.

Mentaiko Ochazuke is so great!

Nice and unique local food here

I visited the store at 2/15 around 12:30 p.m. Their 明太子 was very delicious, so I couldn’t help but buy a lot. Most clerks’ attitudes are pretty good and kind, but a female clerk in front of the store held the sample was arrogant. When I asked her if I could taste the sample, she almost threw to me and my family as if we were beggars.

Premium Japanese fish products in cans/tubes ..... also Seaweeds and other things

Service was excellent. Food was good. Price was reasonable given the amount of dishes. Serving of foods was like Chinese 10-course dinner, one part at a time. 😀

Beautiful setting with a traditional garden for tofu based kaiseki meals. Tatami rooms with space for legs under tables. On a small side street near Dazaifu Shrine without parking, but two small paid parking lots are within walking distance. Kaiseki meal featuring yudofu and yuba was very good and nicely presented. Guests are allowed to stroll in the Japanese garden, and will loan you an umbrella if needed.

Our Japanese friends took us here. The service is excellent and the food is delicious. The outside of the restaurant is beautiful - they have a garden and it is serene.

awsome!!! i wanna there isn't known by tourist cuz there is a famous local restaurant!!! xp

Excellent traditional Japanese restaurant in a beautiful traditional garden .The dofu and all local specialities were great . Impeccable service of high class .good value for money. Highly recommended even if no sign in English and very little English spoken here.

Awesome!!! This restaurant is located in a peaceful and quiet position of Dazaifu area amidst the spectacular backdrop of Japanese garden. The food is spectacular, of high quality, traditionally prepared by best ingredients. For those who love Tofu, I would highly recommend this place. Go for a set menu of your choice and enjoy the rest. The restaurant itself is a well decorated traditional Japanese house offering a sophisticated style and high class appeal. Staff are courteous and helpful. Check out the corner at the entrance, it has many interesting souvenirs though prices are relatively high.

It took us a while to find this restaurant, since it's located in a residential area, although not far from the Fukuoka Tower. We ordered a 6 course dinner and all dishes had tofu in different styles and preparations. We loved all the concoctions, especially the skewers which are the signature dish. One has to like tofu otherwise it will be a waste to visit this restaurant. The staff gave us an extended version of the menu in English and would point to the corresponding title when bringing the dishes to our table. They tried to communicate in English as best as they could and we appreciated the effort. The dining style is kaiseki and the service delivers accordingly. We were stuffed by the time we left the restaurant. Prices are on the high range.

The only two things this Ichiran branch has going for itself is location and the Ichiran name. The soup was salty. The saltiness overwhelms other tastes. There are better options for ramen. But for a quick bite to fill the stomach, this place would work.

𝐈𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐧 𝐑𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐧 captivates with its unparalleled flavours, offering an authentic taste of Japan🍜🇯🇵 In this branch, they are unique due to the shape of the bowl, called “Pass Ramen” It was made to support students who go to 𝐃𝐚𝐳𝐚𝐢𝐟𝐮 𝐓𝐞𝐧𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐮 𝐒𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞 - this shrine is for 𝐒𝐮𝐠𝐚𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐚 𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐧𝐞 (菅原道真) 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘎𝘰𝘥 𝘰𝘧 𝘓𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨. If you are students or going to visit the shrine, have the ramen and get the best luck!! ✈︎ visit my instagram profile @couplebilibala

It was a great experience to taste 🍜Gokaku Ramen (¥980) served in a Pentagon Bowl in one of Ichiran Ramen Chain Restaurants which specialise in Tonkotsu Ramen aka Hakata Reman. Ichiran Ramen was originated in Fukuoka, 🇯🇵 Japan. Taste : The soup broth + ramen noodles topped with sliced pork belly together with other ingredients...especially the chilli paste = Excellent 👍👍👍😋😋😋 Normally you have to queue up. ◾1st you have to make payment to a vending machine accordingly to the selection of your choices / food. ◾With the Ticket you will be guided to a dining table by a waitress if vacant. ◾You will be given an Order Sheet to circle your preference of your food 👍. We don't get this in Malaysia 😔. Address : 〒818-0117 2-6-2 Dazaifu Dazaifu-shi Fukuoka-ken Business Hours : 9.00am - 7.00pm

Queue was insane at 2+pm on a weekday. Queued 1hr 10mins before my turn. Ramen was good and comforting under the cold and windy weather. After all, this is the place of origin of Ichiran. Should still try at least once!

Small shop; 16 people ish. Very good; broth, noodles, pork, all excellent. Not sure if worth an hour wait though! Staff friendly and service as expected. Good luck everyone!

Tastes great and the process and environment is interesting. Great for people who do don’t know Japanese. However it is overpriced compared to other ramen shops.

Unique and cozy for me as I have tried those single stall dining experience. The ramen is very nice as you can pick your ramen preference noodle and soup. The order method is very modern as there is a vending machine outside for you to order.

Ramen is definitely delicious, but the service is amazing. I forgot my son's bag with all the souvenirs he likes in the restaurant. I called and the employee was very helpful to send it back to me. I'm very thankful, the customer service is fantastic.

Ramen is very tasty, as expected from Ichiran. This branch is unique due to the shape of the bowl.

Ichiran is one of the best chained store tonkotsu ramen, I've visited quite a few stores, and everything was so consistent, the flavor, the richness and the portion was very good. You can add additional toppings such as noodle, egg, meat, leeks and many more.

Always at least visit Ichiran Ramen once when I come to Japan. They serve one of the best Japanese ramen. Plus, at this shop, you get to have it in a star shaped bowl, for luck :)

Very good experience the food was great and tasted really nice

Was craving for some sushi and settled on this place. Price is very reasonable for the quality of food. I had the kaede kaiseki and I was stuffed after the meal. Definitely worth the price.

My favorite place in Fukuoka. If you want to try authentic Japanese sushi, highly recommend! They have English, Chinese and Korean menu. Must try their beautiful sushi🩷🍣

Went by accident as original looking for info opposite closed on the day. Very Japanese restaurant and reasonable Fukuoka price, has set lunch

Nice place to have fresh sushi sashimi in dazaifu. English menu available.

A little bit expensive but delicious. Nigiri's were quite nice. The atmosphere makes it a very relaxing place. Worth trying if you visit Dazaifu area.

Every time we come visit Dazaifu this restaurant is our « must go to » stop. The staff is always friendly. Either the sushi or the mini kaiseki, all is a ichi go ichi e moment. Never disappointed. Last time we went there we had the mini kaiseki course : delicious and a true experience. Sometimes one just needs to enjoy the moment.

Lunch mini kaiseki was really good. Superbly done.

too many people. I guess the quality not easy control . The sushi set like the fast food standard. the waitress serve to rush. check the bill use long time over 15 min.