Leave the hustle and bustle of Fukuoka behind for a relaxing day along the gentle northwestern coast. Wander through a lively morning market smelling the fresh sea breeze, taste ultra-fresh squid sliced right in front of you, and soak in centuries of oceanfront history. Finish your afternoon with a warm cup of coffee by the beach and a peaceful walk along the shoreline. A perfectly paced day out to slow down and live like a local.
Stroll through Yobuko Morning Market, one of Japan's top three historic morning markets.
Walk among the monumental stone ruins of 16th-century Nagoya Castle and visit its museum.
Taste authentic Ika no Ikizukuri (live translucent squid sashimi & tempura)—a regional delicacy.
Yobuko Morning Market
One of Japan’s three major historic morning markets. Situated along a charming fishing port, this vibrant market is renowned for its fresh catches—particularly squid—offering visitors an authentic glimpse into local maritime culture and coastal delicacies
Nagoya Castle Ruins & Nagoya Castle Museum Explore the impressive historic site of Nagoya Castl constructed in 1591 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Visitors can walk among the magnificent original stone walls while taking in sweeping ocean views. The adjacent museum offers insightful exhibits detailing the history of diplomacy and cultural exchange between Japan and the Korean Peninsula.
Squid Cuisine Karatsu and Yobuko are famous across Japan for their fresh squid (Ika). You'll get to enjoy 'Ika no Ikizukuri'—translucent, live-prepared squid served right after it's caught. It's incredibly sweet and crispy! Afterwards, the remaining parts are usually made into crispy tempura.
Itoshima Cafe Itoshima is Fukuoka’s favorite coastal getaway! It's famous for its trendy seaside cafes with stylish interiors and stunning ocean views. It’s the perfect spot to relax with a cup of coffee, enjoy delicious desserts, and take a breather right by the beach.
This is a private tour. This tour will have a maximum of 8 travelers. The minimum number of participants is 2 person.
If you are staying at a hotel within Nagasaki City, you also have the option to depart directly from your hotel on the day of the tour.


