

Tour of Kouro-kan, Fukuoka Castle Sites,
and Oohori Park


Tour of Kouro-kan, Fukuoka Castle Sites,
and Oohori Park

The best time to visit the castle ruins is usually between late March and early April, when Maizuru Park turns into the city’s most pleasant spot for cherry blossom viewing.
A refreshing park where locals go on strolls and jogs.
Oohori Park also houses a Japanese garden and an art museum, and throughout the year hosts various Noh and Kyogen performances.