Südostasien und Japan mit Kirschblüte
Südostasien und Japan mit Kirschblüte
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Fukuoka, April 5, 2026

Published: 05.04.2026

Bus
Hafen → City Hall
Fukuoka, Japan
Stroll
City Hall → … → Ohori Park
Fukuoka, Japan
Attraction
Maizuru Park
Fukuoka, Japan
Attraction
Ohori Park
Fukuoka, Japan
Attraction
Maizuru Castle Ruins
Fukuoka, Japan
Attraction
Tōchō-ji
Fukuoka, Japan
Attraction
Kushida Shrine
Fukuoka, Japan
Worth seeing
Canal City Hakata
Fukuoka, Japan

Fukuoka is the sixth largest city in Japan, with about 1.6 million residents. We have beautiful weather, and after yesterday, the city looks much more lovely.

Today we have a small program planned, and we took the shuttle bus from the port to City Hall. From there, we walked to the very large Maizuru and Ohori Parks. These two adjacent parks are characterized by three main features: a multitude of blooming cherry and plum trees, the ruins of a large castle, and a lovely lake.

The blooming cherry trees are truly fantastic. The blossoms are now at their peak, and the Japanese celebrate this as well. As friends have already told us, entire areas of the park are reserved for evenings spent celebrating with family, friends, coworkers, etc. Many food stalls are also set up.

At a glance

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1 Day
Weather
Spring
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  • Maizuru Park und Ohori Park mit blühenden Kirschbäumen
  • Tōchō-ji mit dem grossen Buddha
  • Kushida-Schrein
  • Canal City Hakata
  • Shuttle-Bus vom Hafen zur City Hall
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Ursula und Fredy4 months ago
Nach dem Regen heute eitel Sonnenschein!! Was für tolle Bilder wow!! Ganz schöne Ostern und geniesst es.
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4 months ago
Wir wünschen euch auch ganz schöne Ostern T+M

Wilhelm4 months ago
Schön dass ihr die Kirschblüten geniessen konnte. Tja, bei Hanami kennen die Japaner kein halten mehr. Und wenn erst mal am Abend unter den Kirschbäumen genug Sake geflossen ist ... dann steppt der (japanische) Bär :-)

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