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CIC President Denyse Medlenka on Launching in Fukuoka: “It’s the Right Place at the Right Time”

Fukuoka · Fukuoka

CIC President Denyse Medlenka on Launching in Fukuoka: “It’s the Right Place at the Right Time”

As CIC Fukuoka celebrates its grand opening on June 5, Fukuoka Now’s publisher Nick Szasz sat down with Denyse Medlenka, President of CIC, during her first-ever visit to the city. In this interview, she shared her impressions of Fukuoka, why CIC chose it as its second Japanese location, and how the global innovation hub plans to contribute to the city’s growing startup ecosystem. From the role of local partnerships to advice for new tenants, Med…Read Article

Cycling The Genkai Coast to Matsuura

Cycling · Nagasaki

Cycling The Genkai Coast to Matsuura

This article is part of our collection of cycling routes and reports for Fukuoka and Kyushu. Explore more rides on our index page—and get out and discover Kyushu Text and photos by: Tim Muzik / Follow on Strava Today we’re heading west along the Karatsu Kaido toward the quiet coastal town of Matsuura. This is a scenic route that winds out of Fukuoka, through Saga, and into the northern reaches of Nagasaki Prefecture. For a bit of extra challenge…Read Article

Cycling The Shrines of Fukuoka

Cycling · Fukuoka

Cycling The Shrines of Fukuoka

This article is part of our collection of cycling routes and reports for Fukuoka and Kyushu. Explore more rides on our index page—and get out and discover Kyushu Text and photos by: Tim Muzik / Follow on Strava One of the best and most unique things about exploring Japan is the thousands of peaceful, secluded, and protected shrines scattered across every corner of the cities and countryside. Whether you’re in downtown Tokyo, the top of a mountai…Read Article

Fukuoka Hydrangea Guide 2025

Hydrangeas, which beautifully brighten the rainy season, are native to Japan and known by their scientific name meaning “water vessel.” These flowers come in a variety of species, with their colors changing and deepening as they age, earning them the nickname “seven transformations.” The Japanese hydrangea (Gaku Ajisai) was refined in the West to create the Western hydrangea (Hon Ajisai), characterized by its round, ball-shaped flowers, which ha…Species · Fukuoka Read Article

Fukuoka & Kyushu Cycling Routes & Reports

Kyushu offers something special for cyclists of every level. With scenic roads, beautiful attractions, mild winters, and fewer crowds, it’s a paradise for anyone who loves exploring on two wheels. As cycling grows in popularity worldwide as a sport, health activity, and tourism experience, it’s also booming right here in Kyushu. That’s why Fukuoka Now is thrilled to share knowledge, experiences, routes, and more to help both new and seasoned cyc…Cycling · Fukuoka Read Article

FREE! 34 things to do in Fukuoka 2025

Exploring an exciting town like Fukuoka, packed with historical landmarks, great shopping and plenty of places to dine, you can easily slaughter your wallet in a single day. But the best things in life are free! So Fukuoka Now listed up approximately 34 things to enjoy for FREE in Fukuoka, from culture to sightseeing, to museums, language lessons and more! Check back again soon, we’ll add some more as we find them! FREE! 34 things to do in Fukuo…Shopping · Fukuoka Read Article

Hakata Dontaku Guide 2025

A signature event during Golden Week in Fukuoka, Hakata Dontaku draws massive crowds—typically around two million over two days—making it one of Japan’s largest festivals. The name “Dontaku” is said to originate from the Dutch word zondag, meaning “Sunday” or “holiday.” The festivities begin with the Hakata Matsubayashi, the festival’s historic core with roots stretching back over 840 years. Over two days, three auspicious gods on horseback, acc…Fukuoka · Fukuoka Read Article

Discover Fukuoka by Train, Ferry, and Bus – From Morning to Night

Experience the best of Fukuoka in one day using local transportation—trains, ferries, and buses. This one-day itinerary begins with a traditional morning ritual at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, followed by a taste of Fukuoka’s vibrant coffee culture at a specialty café. In the afternoon, hop on a ferry to a nearby island for a scenic seaside cycling adventure. Itinerary Overview • Duration: Approx. 8–10 hours (7:00–17:00) • Route: Tenjin >> Dazaifu (…Trains · Fukuoka Read Article

Tenjin Fuku Shokudo: Good Food for Busy People

The grand opening of the ONE Fukuoka Bldg. is set for April 24. On the 5th floor of this building, a new cafeteria will open to provide nutritious and wholesome meals for people working in Tenjin. We stopped by for a special sneak preview before the official opening—and here’s what it’s all about. As part of the redevelopment of Tenjin—a district buzzing with energy and potential—Tenjin Fuku Shokudo was created with the concept of “filling you …Fukuoka · Fukuoka Read Article

Fukuoka Azalea Guide 2025

From April to May, the low-lying azaleas of Fukuoka burst into a vivid display of red, pink, and white blooms. Revered as the prefectural tree, these azaleas are steeped in history, gracing both the ancient verses of Japan’s oldest poetry collection, the Manyoshu, and the modern landscapes of gardens and city streets nationwide. Their widespread appeal dates back to the Edo period when azalea cultivation and selective breeding, using native spec…Fukuoka · Fukuoka Read Article

Fukuoka Clam Digging Guide 2025

As spring blossoms, you’re likely to encounter a captivating scene by the shorelines or river mouths: crowds of people engaging deeply with a tradition that’s far from your typical daily view. They’re there for clam digging, an activity that marries the joy of connecting with nature with the pleasure of gathering delectable souvenirs. Ideal for a family outing or a relaxed day with friends, it offers the simple pleasure of being outdoors, hands …Fukuoka · Fukuoka Read Article

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