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Fukuoka Art Museum

This art gallery has an excellent permanent collection, and hosts temporary exhibitions.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Fukuoka, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Ohori Park Japanese Garden
大濠公園日本庭園
This beautiful, small Japanese garden is right next to Ohori Park.
Tue-Sun 09:00-17:00, closed Mondays and Dec 29 - Jan 3¥190 (foreign visitors)
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Fukuoka Castle ruins
The foundations of Fukuoka Castle and part of its moat are all that remains of the original complex. Work is underway to rebuild part of the castle to show what it looked like. The ruins give a good feel for the scale of the original castle though, and form an attractive park. Additionally, you may drop by the Fukuoka Castle Ruins Visitor Center to rent a tablet PC providing an augmented reality visualization of what the castle used to look like as you walk around the park. Visitors who ascend the steps towards the top are rewarded with excellent views of the city, including of the lake in Ohori Park (which in the past used to extend to and surround the castle).
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Ohori Park
Tourists visiting Fukuoka should not miss this beautiful park located 2 stops west of Tenjin on the subway. The park has a 2 km jogging track that is popular with locals throughout the year. Also, next to Ohori Park is Maizuru park, featuring the ruins of Fukuoka Castle and a good view of the city.
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Maizuru Park
舞鶴公園
Maizuru park includes the ruins of Fukuoka Castle (福岡城, Fukuoka-jō). Also inside the park, you will find the ruins of the Korokan (鴻臚館), a reception hall built around 1,200 years ago.