Weather in Fukuoka. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Fukuoka area


Map of Fukuoka temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Fukuoka area

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More to see in Fukuoka
Despite the fact that Fukuoka doesn’t feature an abundance of historical monuments and cultural centers, excursion fans won’t get bored in the city. One of the major historical sites here is Fukuoka Castle Remains located on one of the highest hills. Powerful fortifications were built in the 17th century; modern travelers can see only a small part of surviving elements of the building. Next to ruins begins scenic Maizuru Park; a walk through it will give a lot of impressions. These beautiful places would be great for admiring city views. Not far from the main train station there is the unique Sofuku-ji Temple, the oldest of its kind in the country. The temple was founded in 1195; it has perfectly preserved to this day and has a great value from an architectural point of view. The main building houses the religious artifact, Korean bell of bronze; it has been brought to the temple on the first day of its foundation. Among the most visited cultural institutions remains Hakata Machiya Folk Museum acquainting visitors with features of handicraft and national traditions. Among its exhibits there are hundreds of unique handicrafts, traditional costumes and jewelry, musical instruments and other items that were used during national holidays and festivals. One of the major attractions is located in the picturesque Higashi Koen park. We are talking about the monument to the founder of the Nichiren Buddhism, whose achievements have played an important role in the … Read further

Fukuoka guide chapters

Attractions and active leisure

Guests will appreciate the variety of entertainment venues and theaters in this lively city. The comfortable Movie Hall Cine-la is in special demand. Fans of noisy parties prefer the stylish nightclub You. There are many tourists among its visitors, so guests of the city would feel themselves comfortable. Shoppers are provided a huge choice of places to stay. Walking around the JR Hakata City Amu Plaza Hakata alone … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Those who wish to enjoy the national food in a comfortable atmosphere are recommended to look into the Hanamidori restaurant. It serves great chicken stew with vegetables, meatballs and a variety of entrees. Young guests have their own menu here. Visitors would be pleased with very fast service, as well as welcoming atmosphere reigning in the restaurant. A huge selection of the tenderest noodles with spicy sauces … Open

Traditions and mentality of Fukuoka

It is a series of several national celebrations; traditionally the most striking and memorable holiday is Hakata Dontaku. The holiday has got its current name in the early 17th century; it is believed that it derives from the German word ‘zondag,’ which means ‘Sunday.’ Celebration begins with a parade taking place on the main avenue of the city. Lots of children are usually involved in the solemn … Open

Travel guide to Fukuoka

Lovers of historical sites will be interested in visiting Phu Quoc Castle, which was built in the early 17th century. It has remained only partially until today. Visitors will have an opportunity to examine some of the secondary buildings. They are well maintained nowadays. The castle is located on the territory of a vast park, where sports fields and wonderful recreation areas are equipped for holiday-makers. One … Open

Advices for travellers

7. Many large stores and restaurants accept credit cards of international standard. It’s worth to mention that the customer may be charged a small fee for the non-cash operation. You can’t cash out in any ATM; this service is provided by ATMs only at large bank offices. 8. Locals treat visitors with a share of respect; they are very polite and always happy to help. To show respect for the local culture … Open

Cultural excursion through Fukuoka - things to see

Not far from the main train station there is the unique Sofuku-ji Temple, the oldest of its kind in the country. The temple was founded in 1195; it has perfectly preserved to this day and has a great value from an architectural point of view. The main building houses the religious artifact, Korean bell of bronze; it has been brought to the temple on the first day of its foundation. Among the most visited cultural … Open

Climate in Japan and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

The monsoon type of climate prevails in the Ryukyu and Okinawa islands, hence the weather conditions mostly depends on the movement of the air masses. Winter here is also warm while summer is hot. With the arrival of winter, the temperature in all regions that are located on the Pacific coast significantly reduces but rarely falls below zero. In Northern Japan, snowy weather begins in the first days of December and lasts almost all winter, whereas precipitation is low in central Japan. In the southern part of Japan, there is no snow at all during winter. Spring in Japan is characterized by sunny and relatively warm weather. Air temperature virtually throughout the country already reaches 10°C. In April, the legendary cherry blossoms and apricot trees start to bloom, filling the air with fragrances. At the end of May, the air temperature in the warmest regions of the country can warm up to 30°C. … Open

Atmosphere of Japan: religion and languages

Linguists claim that at least 10 different variations of the Japanese language are used in the country. First of all, this state of affairs is connected with territorial peculiarities. For example, the islands were isolated and were forced to develop without external influence. All Japanese dialects differ in their vocabulary, morphology, and the use of certain parts of speech. Very rarely do dialects differ in pronunciation. The most distant directions of Japanese are the southern and northern dialects. Despite this, every citizen of Japan perfectly knows the classical Japanese language that is employed while teaching in school. … Open

Weather in the region of Fukuoka

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