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You can undertake Excursions in Fukuoka to enjoy ultimate sightseeing and adventure tours. Excursions in Fukuoka also help the guests and the travelers to explore the city and get adequate information.
Excursions in Fukuoka include Dazaifu which is not that far from the downtown Tenjin area. The visitors can visit the Tenmangu Shrine. This holy place is popular with students as it is dedicated to Sugawara-no-Michizane also known as Temman Tenjin or Kanko, the god of culture and academics.
The city of Fukuoka is small and dense enough to roam around on foot. Taxis are easily available. Some drivers can speak English, but it is best to have the destination written on a piece of paper in Japanese if the guests don't speak any. Velo taxis are also available and the guests can also avail it for the Excursions in Fukuoka. If the guests can get a hold of a bicycle, it is probably the best way to get around. Parking does become a difficulty in some areas, but there are 24 hour underground parking areas which are free for the first two hours.
Noh Theater is also a cultural experience included as an Excursions in Fukuoka that can be paid a visit to. There is a Noh theater in Ohori Koen. Quite a few manufactures are held there, some of them free. If the guests are visiting in November, they should be sure to check out the sumo matches held in Fukuoka. The guests are bound to see some of the sumo out on the streets doing a bit of tourism as well.
There are quite a few gorgeous beaches in and around Fukuoka city. The majority are an easy train ride away. While surfing isn't very good during the summer, a few waves can be caught around Mitoma. The place takes about 20 minutes to reach. From the station, it is at a 10 minute walking distance to the beach and it is located at the eastern side of the city. It is perfect for the guests to go around the end of August to this particular place.
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