@meltravelpov: 3 Days in Fukuoka: The Ultimate DIY Itinerary! 🇯🇵👇 Save this for your next Japan trip! Fukuoka is easily one of Japan’s best-kept secrets—incredible food, rich culture, and so easy to navigate. Here’s exactly how to spend 3 perfect days: 📍 PLACES VISITED: • Day 1: Kushida Shrine ⛩️ -> Ohori Park 🌲 -> Fukuoka Castle Ruins 🏯 -> Nakasu Yatai Street Food 🍜 -> Canal City Hakata ⛲ • Day 2: Fukuoka Tower 🏙️ -> Marizon Seaside Park 🏖️ -> teamLab Forest Fukuoka 🌟 • Day 3: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine ⛩️ -> Nanzo-in Temple (Reclining Buddha) 🧘‍♂️ 🚌 TRAVEL TIPS TO GET AROUND: 1. Subway & Buses: Use the Kuko (Airport) Subway Line for quick city transit. For coastal spots like Fukuoka Tower, hop on the Nishitetsu buses from Hakata Bus Terminal. 2. Train to Dazaifu: Take the Subway to Tenjin Station, then transfer to the Nishitetsu Tenjin Omuta Line to reach Dazaifu. 3. Train to Nanzo-in: Catch the JR Sasaguri Line from Hakata Station straight to Kido Nanzoin-mae Station. #fukuoka #fukuokaitinerary #japantravel #japanitinerary #traveljapan

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🎫 Money-Saving Transport Passes To keep your DIY trip budget-friendly, you can recommend or use these specific transport passes in Fukuoka depending on how much you plan to travel: 1. Fukuoka City Subway 1-Day Pass • Cost: ¥640 (Adults) • Best for: Day 1 of your itinerary. • Why it saves money: A single subway ride costs between ¥210 and ¥260. If you ride the subway 3 or more times in one day (e.g., going to Kushida Shrine, Ohori Park, and back to Hakata/Tenjin), this pass pays for itself immediately. 2. Fukuoka Tourist City Pass • Cost: ¥1,700 (Adults) — Includes Fukuoka City + Dazaifu • Best for: Day 3 of your itinerary. • Why it saves money: This pass gives you unlimited one-day rides on the Fukuoka City Subway, buses, JR trains within city limits, plus the Nishitetsu train line out to Dazaifu. It covers all your transit legs to Dazaifu and back seamlessly. 3. IC Card (Sugoca / Nimoca / Suica / Pasmo) • Best for: Flexibility throughout the entire trip. • Why it helps: While it doesn't give a flat discount, tapping an IC card is essential for seamless transfers between the subways, JR trains, and local Nishitetsu buses without standing in line to buy paper tickets every single time.