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Yanagibashi Market — A Morning Foodie Walk Through 'Hakata's Kitchen'

Half-day

4 stops · Half-day

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The root of Fukuoka's food culture. At the 80-plus-year-old Yanagibashi Rengo Market, taste mentaiko, fish, fish cakes, and side dishes, then continue to the old Kawabata arcade for a look at locals' real dining table. Go in the morning to catch the market alive.

Half-day4 stopsEst. budget 50,000 KRW

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Yanagibashi Rengo Market柳橋連合市場

    Market · 80 min stay

    A narrow, long market with 80 years of history, called 'Hakata's Kitchen.' Sample mentaiko, fresh sashimi, fish cakes, and pickles on the spot to see the essence of Fukuoka ingredients.

    오전 9~10시 30분

  2. Walk 2 min
    2

    Fish & Mentaiko Shops Inside the Market柳橋 鮮魚・明太子店

    Street food · 30 min stay

    Time to enjoy an instant sashimi rice bowl or mentaiko at the market's butchers and fishmongers. A great chance to compare the price and taste of Fukuoka's famous mentaiko at its source.

    오전 10시 30분~11시

  3. Transit 10 min
    3

    Kawabata Shopping Arcade川端商店街

    Nakasu-Kawabata · Street · 50 min stay

    Fukuoka's oldest arcade shopping street. Continue the texture of the market tour while browsing the famous red-bean soup 'zenzai' and old shops.

    오전 11시 30분~정오

  4. Walk 4 min
    4

    Kushida Shrine櫛田神社

    Nakasu-Kawabata · Shrine · 30 min stay

    Hakata's chief shrine and the center of the Yamakasa festival. Meaningfully cap off the market-and-arcade walk by seeing the giant decorative float (kazariyama).

    정오~오후 1시

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