Flights to Fukuoka, Japan (FUK) | Singapore Airlines

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The alliance has resulted in a something of a dual nature. Fukuoka is bursting with activity, and yet also laid back. Ultimately, this means that you can enjoy the best of both worlds &ndash; urban exploring in the vibrant city centre, and relaxing in the tranquil parks and on the waterfront. Fukuoka is Japan's 6th largest city and the largest on Kyushu Island. Food is a big deal here and the region is renowned for its culinary tradition. Hakata ramen and mentaiko (marinated roe of pollock and cod) are notable specialties and the Yatai street stalls in the Tenjin and Nakasu areas sell a mouth-watering variety of dishes every evening. Getting around is quick and simple using the JR Kyushu trains, a private train line and three subway lines. Arriving is also easy as the city is served by a Fukuoka Airport and two high-speed trains &ndash; the Sanyo Shinkansen and Kyushu Shinkansen. The weather is generally good with warm summers and fairly mild winters, so it&rsquo;s always a good time for discovering the many attractions.</cityDescription><cityHoverDescription/></destinationEntryDetails><metaKeyword>flights to Fukuoka, Fukuoka attractions, things to do in Fukuoka, things to eat in Fukuoka, accomodation options in Fukuoka</metaKeyword><metaDescription>Book your flights to Fukuoka, Japan on Singapore Airline. Convenient online booking with award-winning service. 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Spread over five floors, visitors will find more than 250 shops, restaurants and cafés as well as a multiplex cinema, game centres and more.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/fuk/Canal-City.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Fukuoka - Canal City</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel/><externalLinkInfo/><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Cultural</category><categoryLabel>Cultural</categoryLabel><heading>Gokoku Shrine</heading><Description>Escape the crowds and unwind for a while at the Gokoku Shrine. Pass under the 13m-high wooden shrine gate, the largest in Japan, and get some air strolling under the abundance of trees.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage/><whatToDoImageAltText/><links><infoLinkLabel/><externalLinkInfo/><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Family</category><categoryLabel>Family</categoryLabel><heading>Fukuoka street food stalls</heading><Description>Sample a selection of Fukuoka’s famous dishes at the evening street food stalls known as “Yatai”. Order grilled chicken and sake on the water’s edge at Nakasu Island where long lines of yatai are busy cooking into the early hours of the morning.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/fuk/street-food.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Fukuoka - Fukuoka street food</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel/><externalLinkInfo/><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoSection><category>Cultural</category><categoryLabel>Cultural</categoryLabel><heading> Fukuoka Castle Ruins</heading><Description>Visit the Fukuoka Castle Ruins in Maizuru Park. Although relatively little remains of the castle, just a few walls and turrets, it’s a beautiful place with walking trails and several viewpoints. Between March and April it’s one of the best places in the city to enjoy the pink splendour of the famous cherry blossom trees.</Description><insiderLabel/><insider/><whatToDoImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-do/fuk/Fukuoka-Castle.jpg</whatToDoImage><whatToDoImageAltText>What to do in Fukuoka - Fukuoka Castle</whatToDoImageAltText><links><infoLinkLabel/><externalLinkInfo/><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/></links></whatToDoSection><whatToDoMetaDetails><metaKeyword>What to do in Fukuoka</metaKeyword><metaDescription>Don't miss out on these activites when visiting Fukuoka</metaDescription></whatToDoMetaDetails><whereToStayPageTitle>Where to stay in Fukuoka</whereToStayPageTitle><whereToStayODImage/><whereToStayODAltText/><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Hotel Nikko Fukuoka</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>This imposing hotel 360-room hotel could not be in a more central location. Adjacent to Hakata subway station and just two stops away from the airport, the heart of Fukuoka is on your doorstep. The popular Canal City shopping mall is just a five-minute walk away, while the covered Kawabatadori shopping street is a 10-minute stroll. The service is warm and attentive without being fussy and the rooms are large by Japanese standards. A perfect place to retreat to after a full day. Insider Tip: Make sure you visit the recreated mediaeval Gothic cathedral in the new building. Complete with stained glass imported from Europe and a pipe organ, it’s not your average hotel function room.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>5.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/fuk/Hotel-Nikko-Fukuoka.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Fukuoka - Hotel Nikko Fukuoka</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/partners/tracking.aspx?cid=1618815&currency=SGD&urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/asia/japan/fukuoka/hotel_nikko_fukuoka.html&backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>2-18-25 Hakata Eki-Mae</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>2-18-25 Hakata Eki-Mae, Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan 812-0011</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>With The Style Fukuoka</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>Just a few minutes walk from Hakata station, this uber cool boutique hotel is pitched as an “urban resort”. Art and music take centrestage here and each of the 16 meticulously curated rooms have a selection of art works by established artists, as well as a small library of interesting books. The music changes around the hotel depending on the time of day and the personable staff create an intimate ambiance in the hotel lounge. All drinks are complimentary and check out is at the laid back time of 2pm. Insider Tip: The outdoor onsen will be reserved for your private use if you book it in advance.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>4.5</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/fuk/With-The-Style-Fukuoka.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Fukuoka - With The Style Fukuoka</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/partners/tracking.aspx?cid=1618815&currency=SGD&urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/asia/japan/fukuoka/with_the_style_fukuoka_hotel.html&backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>1-9-8,Hakataeki-Minami</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>1-9-8,Hakataeki-Minami, Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan 812-0016</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Zen Oyado Nishitei</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>For those who want an authentic experience, look no further. This award-winning traditional ryokan has garnered a global reputation built on old-fashioned hospitality and simple cleanliness. The large townhouse is 80 years old and features a range of rooms for one, two, and three persons, furnished simply with tatami mats and futons. Think rustic comfort with a wholesome family feel created by the hosts. Only a short ride by bus or taxi from Hakata station, the warm welcome and tranquil Japanese garden opposite the ryokan will make you feel immediately at ease. Insider Tip: The French-Japanese fusion cuisine served in the restaurant is outstanding but advanced reservations are a must – if possible book before you arrive.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating/><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/fuk/Zen-Oyado-Nishitei.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Fukuoka - Zen Oyado Nishitei</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://www.zen-oyado-nishitei.com/</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>1 Chome-8-10 Shirogane Chūō-ku</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>1 Chome-8-10 Shirogane Chūō-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka-ken 810-0012 Japan</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>Grand Hyatt Fukuoka</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>For such a thriving city there are surprisingly few 5-star options in Fukuoka. The Grand Hyatt, as one should expect from a global brand, delivers on providing the highest international standards. The decor leans a little towards 80s tastes, but the rooms are flawlessly clean, well-proportioned and fuse Japanese aesthetics with Western conveniences. Located inside the neon pleasure palace that is the Canal City Hakata complex, everything from the cinema to the shops is right there. Plus, the hustle and bustle of Tenjin and Nakasu can be reached in a five-minute taxi ride. Insider Tip: Consider a Grand Club upgrade for complimentary breakfasts and evening cocktails and make sure to get a “Canal side” room for views over the water and the city beyond rather than the mall.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>5.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/fuk/Grand-Hyatt-Fukuoka.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Fukuoka - Grand Hyatt Fukuoka</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/partners/tracking.aspx?cid=1618815&currency=SGD&urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/asia/japan/fukuoka/grand_hyatt_fukuoka.html&backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>1-2-82 Sumiyoshi, Hakata-ku</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>1-2-82 Sumiyoshi, Hakata-ku, Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStaySection><places><whereToStayHeading>The Luigans</whereToStayHeading><hotelDescription>This is a wild card for those who want peaceful surroundings – something different in Fukuoka. Perched on the coastline in Uminonakamichi, this spa and resort offers a wealth of relaxation options. And when the batteries are recharged and you crave the city again, it’s just a 40-minute ride on the free shuttle service to Hakata station. The Luigan name is derived from renowned Mexican architect Luis Barragan and its 98 guest rooms have been designed in a variety of styles. Choose from crisp minimalist white, to colourful kiddies suites or the Luigan floor, which features furniture from Barragan’s hometown in Mexico. Insider Tip: All the rooms have panoramic views of the ocean but the higher floors offer the most dramatic effect. A massage the Luz del Sol spa is also not to be missed.</hotelDescription><ratingLabel/><hotelRating>5.0</hotelRating><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToStayImage>/saar5/images/destination/main/fuk/The-Luigans.jpg</whereToStayImage><whereToStayImageAltText>Where to stay in Fukuoka - The Luigans</whereToStayImageAltText><links><externalLinkWebsiteLabel>Book now</externalLinkWebsiteLabel><externalLinkWebsite>http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/partners/tracking.aspx?cid=1618815&currency=SGD&urltogo=http://ajaxsearch.partners.agoda.com/asia/japan/fukuoka/the_luigans_spa_resort.html&backlink=http://www.agoda.com.sg/singaporeair&header=http://img.agoda.net/images/partnermarketing/clp/sgair/sgair_header4.html</externalLinkWebsite><locationLinkLabel>18-25 Saitozaki, Higashi-ku</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>18-25 Saitozaki, Higashi-ku, Higashi, Fukuoka, Japan 811-0321</externalLink><contactNo/></links></places></whereToStaySection><whereToStayMetaDetails><metaKeyword>Where to stay in Fukuoka</metaKeyword><metaDescription>Choose from a variety of accomodation options in Fukuoka</metaDescription></whereToStayMetaDetails><whereToEatPageTitle>Where to eat in Fukuoka</whereToEatPageTitle><whereToEatODImage/><whereToEatODAltText/><whereToEatSection><places><category>Japanese</category><categoryLabel>Japanese</categoryLabel><categoryLink/><whereToEatHeading>Kurume Taiho Ramen</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Hakata Ramen in “tonkotsu” (pork bone broth) is a Fukuoka speciality and Kurume Taiho Ramen has been serving it up for more than 60 years. Local legend says that in all that time, they have never emptied the pot that the restaurant’s founder cooks his secret inherited recipe in. Whether that rings alarm bells or merely raises an eyebrow, be assured that the resultant deep flavour is astoundingly good. Known as “Yobimodoshi” soup (come back soup) – people will travel considerable distances for this stuff. Insider Tip: Choose the “simple” flavour for your ramen as the proprietors claim that this maintains the original taste from when they opened as a street stall back in 1953. 11-8, Torihokamachi, Kurumeshi</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Fukuoka - Kurume Taiho Ramen</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>11-8 Torihokamachi</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>11-8 Torihokamachi, Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture 830-0005, Japan</externalLink><contactNo>+81 942-33-6695</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>Japanese</category><categoryLabel>Japanese</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.hakata-izumi.com/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Izumi</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>This celebrated restaurant established in 1923 specialises in fugu, or blowfish. Now, it may be a widely used phrase to describe delectable dishes, but fugu can quite literally be “to die for” if the chef is not up to scratch. Thankfully, all fugu chefs are trained for at least three years and the Japanese have been eating fugu for centuries. So foodies fear not, it’s well worth trying, especially at this renowned place with its seating at the counter or tables around a courtyard. Insider Tip: If you’re assembling a few culinary adventurers then book the private rooms upstairs.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Fukuoka - Izumi</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>2-20-14,Sumiyoshi</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>2-20-14,Sumiyoshi,Hakata-ku,Fukuoka-city</externalLink><contactNo>092-291-0231</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category/><categoryLabel>Select</categoryLabel><categoryLink/><whereToEatHeading>Gyoten</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>With no less than three Michelin stars Gyoten is guaranteed to impress food lovers, especially sushi fans. The young restaurateur and chef Kenji Gyoten uses the hontegaeshi (hand flip) technique to prepare his much vaunted bite-size delights. With great attention to detail, the rice here is carefully sourced from a region in Kyushu with extreme temperature differences between night and day. Seasoned with salt and a little red vinegar, you’ll be hard pressed to find better sushi anywhere else in the city. Insider Tip: The restaurant seats only 10 diners so visit in small numbers or alone to make sure you don’t queue for too long. 1-2-12 Hirao, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, Tel: 81 92 521 2200</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Fukuoka - Gyoten</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>1-2-12 Hirao</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>1-2-12 Hirao, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka</externalLink><contactNo>81 92 521 2200</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>Japanese</category><categoryLabel>Japanese</categoryLabel><categoryLink>http://www.zauo.com/</categoryLink><whereToEatHeading>Zauo</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Give a man a fish and he’ll eat for a day, teach him how to fish and he’ll probably eat very frequently at Zauo, where you get your fish for free if you catch it from the huge pond inside the restaurant. According to the instructions on the sign, you can fish first; if and when you catch something you do the “dance of joy”, then you choose how you want your fish to be cooked; either grilled, boiled or fried, or as sashimi or tempura. Then after eating you reach the “Happy Goal”. Insider Tip: Be prepared to have other diners give you a round of applause if you catch your fish, and be ready with a bow or an acceptance gesture.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Fukuoka - Zauo</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel>79-6, Oda, Nishi-ku</locationLinkLabel><externalLink>79-6, Oda, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka 819-0203</externalLink><contactNo>092-809-2668</contactNo></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatSection><places><category>International</category><categoryLabel>International</categoryLabel><categoryLink/><whereToEatHeading>Cafe La Boheme</whereToEatHeading><restaurantsDescription>Fukuoka’s food is much celebrated but when it’s time for a change from the local fare, then hit Cafe La Boheme. Popular with hipsters and travellers, they serve European dishes such as cabbage sauteed with anchovy and garlic or roasted whelk with herb butter. The pizzas are also cooked Italian style with thin bases and generous toppings: the prosciutto and rucola is a safe bet. Opt for dining on the patio, kicking back in the cigar lounge, mingling with the crowd in the stylish main dining room or snacking in the main bar. Insider Tip: Visit in the morning before the place fills up and enjoy the cheese omelette with truffle for breakfast – a delicious way to start the day.</restaurantsDescription><insiderLabel/><insider/><whereToEatImage>/saar5/images/destination/what-to-eat-default.jpg</whereToEatImage><whereToEatImageAltText>Where to eat in Fukuoka - Cafe La Boheme</whereToEatImageAltText><links><locationLinkLabel/><externalLink/><contactNo/></links></places></whereToEatSection><whereToEatMetaDetails><metaKeyword>Where to eat in Fukuoka</metaKeyword><metaDescription>Choose from a variety of F&amp;B options when visiting Fukuoka</metaDescription></whereToEatMetaDetails></DestinationRootContainer><SmartVel><smartLocale>en</smartLocale><smartCity>Fukuoka</smartCity></SmartVel><deviceTypeElement><deviceType>desktop</deviceType></deviceTypeElement><JsonStringContainer><JsonString>{"masthead": {"items": [{"country": "Japan","destinationCountryCode": "JP","destinationCityCode": "FUK","capital": "Fukuoka","readMore": "Read More","readLess": "Read Less","favourites": "Add to favourites","image": "/saar5/images/destination/top-banners/Fukuoka.jpg"}]},"fareDeal": {"introTitle": "&nbsp;&nbsp;","introDescrition": "Fukuoka was formed by the marriage of two cities &ndash; the port city of Hakata and the castle town of Fukuoka &ndash; in the late 19th century. 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This award-winning traditional ryokan has garnered a global reputation built on old-fashioned hospitality and simple cleanliness. The large townhouse is 80 years old and features a range of rooms for one, two, and three persons, furnished simply with tatami mats and futons. Think rustic comfort with a wholesome family feel created by the hosts. Only a short ride by bus or taxi from Hakata station, the warm welcome and tranquil Japanese garden opposite the ryokan will make you feel immediately at ease. Insider Tip: The French-Japanese fusion cuisine served in the restaurant is outstanding but advanced reservations are a must – if possible book before you arrive.","pop_up_desc": "For those who want an authentic experience, look no further. This award-winning traditional ryokan has garnered a global reputation built on old-fashioned hospitality and simple cleanliness. 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Located inside the neon pleasure palace that is the Canal City Hakata complex, everything from the cinema to the shops is right there. Plus, the hustle and bustle of Tenjin and Nakasu can be reached in a five-minute taxi ride. Insider Tip: Consider a Grand Club upgrade for complimentary breakfasts and evening cocktails and make sure to get a “Canal side” room for views over the water and the city beyond rather than the mall.","pop_up_desc": "For such a thriving city there are surprisingly few 5-star options in Fukuoka. The Grand Hyatt, as one should expect from a global brand, delivers on providing the highest international standards. The decor leans a little towards 80s tastes, but the rooms are flawlessly clean, well-proportioned and fuse Japanese aesthetics with Western conveniences. Located inside the neon pleasure palace that is the Canal City Hakata complex, everything from the cinema to the shops is right there. 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