Fukuoka Tenjin Shopping District

Tenjin Station is an important transportation hub and bustling commercial center in Fukuoka City. 🍓Transportation: Located on the Fukuoka City Subway Kuko Line (Line 1) and Nanakuma Line (Line 3). It takes about 11 minutes to get from Tenjin Station to Fukuoka Airport Station on the Kuko Line. The Nanakuma Line provides convenient access to the stations along the line. 🍎Tenjin Underground Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Street: You can enter directly from Tenjin Station. It is about 600 meters long and is lined with shops, including fashion stores, general stores, drugstores, bookstores, and restaurants. The architectural style is that of a 19th-century European city. Nearby department stores include Solaria, Mitsukoshi, Daimaru, and Iwataya, which offer a wide variety of products. 🍎Things to do: The Tenjin area also has a central park, which is not very big. Across the street is Acros, a uniquely shaped triangular building with trees planted on one side of the building, like a small mountain. There is an observation deck at the top, where you can overlook downtown Fukuoka. The Fukuoka Asian Art Museum is also nearby, which collects and displays artworks from all over Asia. From the Ai Ai Bridge on the Naka River, you can see Hakata Station and Fukuoka Tower in the distance. There is a cruise terminal on the river, and many cafes along the river. It doesn't seem so cold to drink coffee by the river. 🍎There are many restaurants in the Tenjin Underground Street that offer local specialties such as udon and fresh soba noodles, as well as various cafes and shops that offer local specialty desserts such as matcha-flavored desserts and mochi. There are many people. I also saw open-air stalls on the street, with people sitting close together, which seems to be a good sign.