Itazuke attractions

You will explore Japan’s mythological heartland with visits to Takachiho Gorge, Amano Iwato Shrine and Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine. Along the way, you’ll see sacred sites tied to ancient legends and gain a quieter, more reflective view of Kyushu’s natural and spiritual landscape. At Takachiho Gorge you’ll admire dramatic cliffs and the river cutting through them, taking in the gorge’s striking scenery. You’ll also visit Amano Yasugawara Cave, noted for its scenic formations, and spend time at Amano Iwato Shrine and Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, both places of local religious and cultural importance. As you move through these sites, you may learn about the myths and spiritual traditions connected to the area. This experience is well suited to people who enjoy culture and gentle adventure. Expect a calm, contemplative route that highlights both natural beauty and the historic, sacred places that make this region special.

At TeamLab Forest Fukuoka, art, nature and technology merge into an immersive, interactive world. Stunning digital landscapes will respond to your every move as you walk through the space. You will explore vibrant forests, encounter playful wildlife and watch mesmerising light displays that evolve as you engage with them. As you move through the attraction, projections and sensors react to your presence and touch, changing colours, patterns and forms around you. Along the way you may climb, jump or simply interact with digital creatures; each action may produce new visuals and sounds. The experience suits families, groups of friends or solo visitors who enjoy creative, hands-on environments. It blends artistic design with interactive technology so you can expect a constantly changing environment that encourages curiosity and play. TeamLab Forest Fukuoka offers a chance to see how physical movement and digital art can come together, creating moments that feel playful and inventive.

This experience introduces you to the cultural and natural highlights around Mount Aso, starting with the historic Aso shrine. You will see its beauty and learn about its history as you move through the shrine grounds, taking in traditional architecture and the peaceful atmosphere. Next you will explore the wide grasslands of Kusasenri, a sweeping plain near Mount Aso. Along the way you will encounter open landscapes and expansive views that show the scale of the volcanic region. You will also get close to the active Aso Volcano, where visitors can view a live volcanic crater and sense the power of the area’s geology. The day finishes in Kurokawa Onsen, a charming traditional village where you can unwind in serene hot springs. This part of the experience offers a calm contrast to the volcanic scenery, giving you time to relax in a classic Japanese onsen setting.

On a full-day adventure from Fukuoka, you will explore the natural wonders and culture of Kyushu. In Takachiho Gorge you will glide in a traditional boat between towering cliffs and waterfalls, surrounded by scenery linked to Japan’s myth and legend. Along the way you will savour a premium Takachiho Wagyu lunch, grilling tender beef at your table and enjoying seasonal Japanese sides. The day continues at Mt. Aso and the Kusasenri Grassland, where vast meadows, grazing horses and volcanic landscapes offer striking views. Optional activities such as horseback riding on the grassland and a visit to the Aso Volcano Museum may be available to add more context and variety to the experience. Overall, the trip combines scenic nature, local cuisine and cultural touches as you move through some of Kyushu’s most notable sites.

On this Itoshima day tour you will explore the rural side of Japan close to the city. You will visit natural highlights such as Shiraito Falls and the Totoro Forest Trail, and take time at the ancient Sennyo-ji Temple to learn about its history. Along the coast you will see Sakurai Futamigaura and its famed Married Couple Rocks, enjoying wide coastal views as you move between sites. The experience also includes a stop at the Ichiran Ramen Factory where you will taste authentic tonkotsu ramen. The day will finish with the sunset around Fukuoka Tower and Momochi Seaside Park. This tour offers a calm mix of culture, history, nature and food—suitable for families, friends, couples and nature lovers seeking an off‑the‑beaten‑path experience and a peaceful escape just outside the city.

You will explore the raw beauty and cultural heritage of Kumamoto and Aso on this tour, which is ideal for families, friends and adventurers. Early on you will visit the iconic Kumamoto Castle, a symbol of Japanese resilience, where you can take in the historic architecture and the surrounding grounds. Along the way you will journey to the active Nakadake Crater of Mount Aso, which offers a rare glimpse into the Earth’s fiery core and the region’s volcanic power. You will also explore the wide, green Kusasenri grasslands and enjoy a horseback riding experience set against volcanic scenery. To learn more about the area’s geology and volcanic activity, you will visit the Aso Volcano Museum. Finally, you will stop at the Aso Roadside Station to savour local delicacies and relax in a charming regional setting. Overall, the tour combines history, nature and hands-on activities, so you will see, learn and experience a varied picture of the Aso and Kumamoto region.

From Fukuoka, you will spend a day exploring Kyushu’s varied landscapes and local culture. The trip begins at Beppu’s Kamado Jigoku, where steam will rise from vivid hot springs and you can see geothermal activity up close. You will then enjoy a leisurely stroll through the scenic streets of Yufuin, known for its independent shops and cosy cafés. The remainder of the day will depend on which course you choose. On the BREWERY course, you will wander the nostalgic alleys of Mamedamachi in Hita, a preserved retro district with traditional sweets and historic charm, and finish at the Sapporo Kyushu Hita Brewery; there will also be an optional visit to the Attack on Titan Museum. On the DAZAIFU course, you will have a brief photo stop at Yufudake beforetime in Yufuin, and conclude at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine — one of Japan’s most important shrines for academic success, set among gardens and bridges that offer a peaceful finale to the day.

With this pass, you can make your way around Fukuoka with ease. You'll have one-day access to the city's state-of-the-art subway network that offers extensive coverage. You'll be able to collect your pass at the airport and use it to travel into the city. Furthermore, you'll find many of the most popular attractions accessible by subway, including Fukuoka Tower, Ohori Park and additional attractions.

At Fukuoka Tower, you will take in sweeping panoramas from Japan’s tallest seaside tower. The viewing areas offer wide city and ocean views, so you can enjoy the bright cityscape by day and the dazzling lights at night. The tower’s distinctive shape and seasonal LED illuminations make it a striking landmark as you look out across Fukuoka and the surrounding coastline. Inside, you will find a mix of visual displays and photo-worthy angles that highlight the tower’s design and the scenery beyond. As you move through the public spaces, you may come across the “Lover’s Sanctuary,” a romantic spot where couples can leave a memory together. Along the way, the combination of informative displays and memorable vistas will help you appreciate why the tower is regarded as an architectural highlight and one of the city’s top attractions.

You’ll begin at Kusasenri, a peaceful prairie beneath Mt Aso where horses graze against a wide volcanic backdrop. Here you’ll enjoy a relaxing lunch while taking in the pastoral scenery and open views. Crater access depends on real-time volcanic gas and weather conditions and is confirmed on the morning of the tour. If the crater is unexpectedly closed when you arrive, you’ll spend extra time at Kusasenri. When conditions allow, the journey continues to Nakadake Crater, where you may witness the dynamic energy of an active volcano up close. Seasonal routes change the evening experience. From October to March you’ll arrive as dusk falls in Kurokawa Onsen, one of Japan’s most atmospheric hot spring towns. From April to September the tour travels to the dramatic Takachiho Gorge and concludes at Amanoyasugawara, a dreamlike cave shrine filled with countless stacked stone towers where visitors make wishes. Along the way you’ll move between pastoral landscapes, volcanic scenery and distinctive cultural sites, with the exact programme adjusted according to safety and conditions.

This experience takes you through a striking contrast of underground and coastal scenery around Akiyoshido Cave, Kaki Island Bridge and Motonosumi Shrine, accompanied by expert guides. You will explore the golden pillars and stalactites of Akiyoshido Cave, then cross Kaki Island Bridge as the turquoise sea stretches beneath you. At Motonosumi Shrine you will walk along the famous tunnel of torii gates and see the sacred red gates framing coastal views. Along the way you can enjoy viewpoint stops such as Mekari PA, where you can take in the beautiful sweep of the Kanmon Strait. The nearby Tsunoshima Bridge will be visible spanning the blue sea. Local experienced drivers provide dependable, considerate service and bring knowledge of local customs and culture to the visit, helping to put the sights into context as you move between the cave, coast and shrines.

This tour takes you through the heart of Kyushu, combining culture, history and natural scenery. You’ll begin at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, the main shrine dedicated to the God of Learning, Sugawara no Michizane, where many visitors come seeking inspiration and good fortune. Along the way you’ll visit Nyoirinji Temple, often called the 'Frog Temple', where the gentle chimes of wind bells add to a peaceful atmosphere. You’ll stroll the picturesque streets of Yufuin, a charming hot spring town with a relaxed, traditional feel. The day will finish at Kinrin Lake, known for its misty surface and reflective waters that capture the surrounding landscape. The sequence of shrine, temple, town and lake gives a balanced view of local culture, history and natural beauty. The tour is suitable for families, groups of friends and culture enthusiasts who want an accessible introduction to this part of Japan.

This day trip around Kyushu brings together culture, nature and scenic towns. You’ll visit Nyoirin-ji Temple, known for its thousands of frog statues, take in views of Mount Yufu, and explore Yufuin’s storybook streets. Along the way you’ll spend time by the misty waters of Kinrin Lake and see the striking blue waters of Beppu’s famous hot springs. As you move through each stop, you’ll have time to stroll, take photos and soak up the atmosphere of these contrasting places — from the whimsical shrine to the quiet lakeside and the distinctive steam and colour of Beppu’s springs. The experience includes expert guidance and hassle-free transport so you can travel between sites in comfort.

You will explore Fukuoka by bicycle, moving between two distinct parts of the city: Hakata and the castle town across the Naka River. In Hakata you will learn how the area flourished as Japan’s oldest international port and acted as a centre of trade and diplomacy, once serving as a departure point for Japanese envoys to Sui and Tang China. On the other side of the river you will ride through the castle town built by Kuroda Nagamasa together with his father Josui, and experience the contrast between a merchant quarter and a feudal castle settlement. As you move through both areas, your guide will point out local sights and stories, and you will have chances to cycle along paths and rivers that cars cannot reach and pause at spots known mainly to residents. The tour is designed to let you take in the city with more than just sight — you will notice the air, seasonal scents and everyday rhythms that give Fukuoka its character. The price includes bicycle rental, insurance, drinks and snacks. Guides are available in Japanese and English. You must be 16 years or older and at least 145 centimetres tall to take part.

This experience takes you through some of southern Japan’s most atmospheric sites, beginning at Kamiishikimi Kumanoza Shrine. Along a path lined with nearly 100 lanterns you'll walk past Kuroto Rock and have the chance to seek blessings at the sacred Nagi tree. You will then move on to Amano Iwato Shrine, which is dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu. There you may take part in the local tradition of piling stones to make wishes and join traditional blessing ceremonies. The route continues to the dramatic Takachiho Gorge, where you will see the Manai Waterfall and follow a scenic walking trail that passes historic bridges and the striking Sennin-no-Byoubo Rock. Along the way the tour features personalised experiences, luxurious amenities and immersive activities that complement the cultural and natural highlights. The balance of shrine rituals and riverside scenery will offer an intimate look at the area’s spiritual history and landscape.