Fukuoka Parks & Gardens

Fukuoka’s green spaces range from the historic ruins of Fukuoka Castle and the Edo-period Yūsentei Park to the modern, expansive Uminonakamichi Seaside Park. Ōhori Park features a large central pond modeled after West Lake in China, while Maizuru Park is a premier spot for cherry blossom viewing. For unique floral displays, the Kawachi Wisteria Garden offers seasonal tunnels of blooms, and the Fukuoka City Botanical Gardens house thousands of species across specialized greenhouses and outdoor terraces.

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Ōhori Park

Opened in 1929, this park has quickly become a popular relaxing destination for locals and tourists alike.

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Fukuoka Castle

Also known as Maizuru Castle, this historic sight is situated on top of Fukusaki Hill, overlooking the city.

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Maizuru Park

Situated in the heart of Fukuoka, this park is a popular chilling and strolling destination for locals and tourists alike.

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Kawachi Wisteria Garden

Private garden famous for its two 100-meter-long tunnels of wisteria in various shades. It features 22 types of wisteria and a collection of maple trees that turn vibrant colors in autumn. Advance ticket booking is required during the peak spring bloom.

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Yūsentei Park

Yūsentei Park is a park in Jōnan-ku, Fukuoka, Japan. It was originally built in the mid-Edo period for Kuroda Tsugutaka, the 6th domain head…

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Uminonakamichi Seaside Park

This vast leisure park is a popular tourist attraction. It serves as a venue for numerous events throughout the year, such as various flower…

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Fukuoka City Botanical Gardens

Features a large greenhouse containing over 1,200 species of tropical and subtropical plants. The grounds include a rose garden, a rock garden, and an observation deck providing panoramic views of the city.