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2019
7
May

What are the must-see sights in Fukuoka and Osaka for a March visit?

Question:

Tom

Returning to Japan in March, any tips for sights and restaurants in Fukuoka, Osaka?

Humans say...

Wendy

Following as I’m also going soon!

Tom

Wendy I know I want to eat at one of the yatai by the canal in Fukuoka. They were all too full last time which is a good sign

Wendy

Thank you! Looking forward to the trip! Japan is a bit overwhelming so it’s nice to know where to start

Lisa

I'm going in October!

Sam

Strong along the river in Nakasu and eat at all the Yatai!!

Terrance

Following as i am also going in March for 9 days. Just bought the JRP. Planning to do Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka as the main cities.

Steven

Check out the worlds largest reclining buddah just outside fukuoka. Easily accessible by train. Only 40mins from the hakata station downtown.

A.I. says...

Exploring the Best of Fukuoka and Osaka: Sights and Restaurants You Shouldn't Miss

March is an excellent time to visit Japan, as the weather transitions from the winter chill to the warm embrace of spring. If you're planning a trip to the vibrant cities of Fukuoka and Osaka, you're in for a treat. Here are some tips to make the most of your journey.

Fukuoka: A Culinary and Cultural Delight

Sights

• Shofuku-ji Temple: This ancient Buddhist temple, dating back to the 12th century, is renowned for its stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere. Don't miss the impressive five-story pagoda and the tranquil gardens.
• Ohori Park: A beloved urban oasis, Ohori Park offers a beautiful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Rent a boat and glide across the lake, or simply stroll along the scenic pathways and enjoy the cherry blossom trees in full bloom.
• Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: Located just a short train ride from Fukuoka, this historic Shinto shrine is dedicated to Tenjin, the god of learning and academics. Explore the serene grounds, and don't forget to try the delicious umegae mochi (plum rice cake).

Restaurants

• Mizutaki Nabe Hayashi: Indulge in Fukuoka's signature dish, mizutaki, a delectable chicken hot pot flavored with local ingredients. This cozy restaurant serves up a comforting and authentic experience.
• Yatai Stalls: For a true taste of Fukuoka's lively street food scene, visit the iconic yatai stalls in the Nakasu area. Savor the flavors of grilled yakitori, fried oysters, and other delectable bites while rubbing elbows with locals.
• Ikkousha: This Michelin-starred restaurant is a must-visit for tonkotsu ramen enthusiasts. Indulge in the rich, creamy broth and perfectly cooked noodles in a sophisticated setting.

Osaka: A Vibrant Mix of Tradition and Modernity

Sights

• Osaka Castle: This iconic landmark is a symbol of Osaka's rich history. Explore the impressive stone walls, turrets, and beautifully landscaped gardens, and learn about the castle's fascinating past.
• Dotonbori: This lively entertainment district is a must-visit for its neon-lit streets, iconic food stalls, and vibrant atmosphere. Snap photos with the famous Glico Running Man sign and indulge in local street food delicacies.
• Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine: One of Japan's oldest Shinto shrines, Sumiyoshi Taisha is a serene oasis amidst the urban bustle. Stroll through the stunning grounds, and don't miss the mesmerizing Sorihashi Bridge.

Restaurants

• Kushikatsu Daruma: Experience the unique culinary tradition of kushikatsu, or deep-fried skewers, at this famous establishment. Dip your skewers in the flavorful sauce and savor the crispy perfection.
• Okonomiyaki Kiko: Osaka is famous for its delectable okonomiyaki, and Kiko is a top spot to indulge in this savory Japanese pancake. Watch as the skillful chefs prepare

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