Top Things to do in Chuo
Top Hotels in Chuo
- 1. Hotel JAL City Fukuoka Tenjin
- 2. Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Fukuoka
- 3. Plaza Hotel Premier
- 4. Hotel Monterey Lasoeur Fukuoka
- 5. Plaza Hotel Tenjin
- 6. The Breakfast Hotel Fukuokatenjin Minami
- 7. Hilton Fukuoka Sea Hawk
- 8. KOKO HOTEL Fukuoka Tenjin
- 9. Richmond Hotel Tenjin Nishidori
- 10. Hotel Monte Hermana Fukuoka
Top 10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Chuo, Kyushu
Discover the best top things to do in Chuo, Japan including Comedy Fukuoka Comedy Club, SUiTO FUKUOKA, Ohori Park, Ohorikoen Japanese Garden, Maizuru Park, Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome, Tenjin Underground Shopping Center, Fukuoka City Zoological Garden, Fukuoka Art Museum, Nishi Park.
Restaurants in Chuo
1. Comedy Fukuoka Comedy Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Comedy Fukuoka is Kyushu's original stand-up comedy club. While it might not be the most obvious thing to do in Japan, our friendly English-speaking team will guarantee you a great night out. Our quarterly showcase shows are where you can enjoy international line up of comedians along with special guests from across Japan and overseas, that will leave you in hysterics with their unique tales of life in Japan and beyond. Our monthly open mic nights are a great opportunity for you to cross something off your bucket list, or watch as newbies and veterans alike take to the stage to flex their comedy muscles in our small and friendly club. The frequency of shows depends on the season. Please check our website for show times and ticket information.
2. SUiTO FUKUOKA
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
The city of Fukuoka was ranked within the top 10 "most livable" cities by the English magazine “Monocle”. Surrounded by nature, compact, and famous for its delicious food, Fukuoka certainly has a lot more things to offer! Starting from August 8th, “SUiTO FUKUOKA” will have two roles: the first one will be to make foreigners visiting Fukuoka feel the “suito” (love) by offering traditional Japanese experiences starting with the cultural heritage of the Kyushu area. Our second duty will be to make residents able to confidently make recommendations on what they “suito” in their city. The dialect from Hakata is the most liked out of all of the Japanese dialects, and this is why we chose to make “suito” our keyword: we want to make both residents and foreigners like Fukuoka the same way they like the dialect. ①Tourist information ②Experience booking ③Japanese restaurant ④Rental space ⑤ Luggage service
3. Ohori Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,041 reviews
Reviewed By Tony_Stark983 - Pattaya, Thailand
I discovered this park 4 years ago and everytime I need a place to restore my mind, I use to go there. The best period to visit it it's especially during the sakura season because it's full of cherry trees and the landscape becomes very suggestive. The park surrounds a lake also and you can walk all around it breathing the freshness of flowers and trees. This park is a piece of silence in the middle of the noise, a piece of peace in the rushing days of the people.
4. Ohorikoen Japanese Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By shannonl161 - Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan
I have been wanting to go to the Japanese Gardens at Ohori Park in the middle of Fukuoka City for sometime now and with Autumn in full swing the thought of seeing some red crimson Japanese Maple Leaf gave me even more motivation to go and check it out. The location of this attraction can be seen from the outside but only the tops of the trees so I really wasn`t expecting too much but once inside I was in fact blown away by the size, features and overall ambience of the place. Not only are the gardens impeccably maintained but the central pond really sets the centerpiece of the whole place. I was a little rush for time on this day and only spent around 25 minutes here but in all honesty I could have easily spent an hour or more here, just lapping up the breathtaking scene and ambience. On this day, the Teahouses and outer buildings were closed but I lucked out with 2 sets of Japanese couples getting professional pictures taken around the grounds. I wished them luck, sent a message of congratulations and was able to snap a couple of photos of the ladies and gents in their magnificent Kimonos. I am sure the gardens are pristine all year long but i will absolutely want to come back during spring to see the Cherry Blossoms and Azalea foliage during this period. Once I get the times and the booking process under control I will also document and blog about the Green Tea Ceremonies that are held twice a month. I am looking forward to see what kind of facilities are available for the International Travelers as I may include this traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony on my Fukuoka Walking Tour Itinerary.
5. Maizuru Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 342 reviews
Reviewed By sharonbaby - Melbourne, Australia
The cherry blossoms were out in full bloom which made it look even better. The locals were all happy and enjoying the park too.
6. Fukuoka Yahuoku! Dome
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,023 reviews
Reviewed By Justbackandlovedit - Dublin, Ireland
The devotion of the fans is simply great and I found this possibly even more entertaining than any visit to an American baseball stadium. The food was delicious and the beer girls were very friendly and efficient. We got our tickets through Klook and were guided to our seats. Highly recommended if you're in Fukuoka!
7. Tenjin Underground Shopping Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,007 reviews
Reviewed By Artee9022 - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
This underground mall sprawling accross 590 meters from north to south of downtown Tenjin. Styled in 19th century European with beautiful tinted glass windows, flagstones floors and arabesque design ceiling decorate the whole underground malls creating stylish and comfortable athmosphere. There are couple of cozy sitting corners and meeting points, fancy restroom with different styles and decorations from one to another. It has 12 avenues and more than 150 unique shops of fashions, cosmetics, gourmet, books and many more. Easy access to subway, train and bus station. It’s not just underground shopping place, it’s an interesting place worth a visit offering a shopping experience as a bonus point.
8. Fukuoka City Zoological Garden
9. Fukuoka Art Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 171 reviews
The Fukuoka Art Museum’s collection consists of modern and contemporary art, i.e. art created in the 20th century or later, and pre-modern art, produced in the 19th century or earlier. The collection is highly diverse both historically and geographically, ranging from around 5000 B.C. to A.D. 2000, and including art of Japan, other Asian countries, and the West, and in terms of media, encompassing painting, sculpture and film as well as folding screens, ceramics, and textiles. This diversity is the most prominent feature of the Fukuoka Art Museum’s collection. Our collection has been increasingly enriched through purchases and donations made by individuals and benefactors. The total number of works in the collection now exceeds 16,000.
Reviewed By WarnerL_12 - Pasadena, United States
This is a well run museum specializing more into Japanese Artists though do have several other key pieces, one specific famous Dali painting I was surprised to see there.
