FUKUOKA : WHERE INCENTIVES MEET INSPIRATION

JR HAKATA STATION

JR Hakata Station is the largest and busiest station in Kyushu Island.   The Tokaido・Sanyo Shinkansen bullet train provides a connection to majors cities in Japan

Tokaido・Sanyo Shinkansen Riding Time to Fukuoka Station:

・4h47 from Tokyo Station

・2h44 from  Kyoto Station

・2h28 from Shin-Osaka Station

Recently opened in 2023, Fukuoka Daimyo Garden City is Fukuoka's newest landmark featuring offices, the conference facility DAIMYO CONFERENCE, and commercial facilities along with Kyushu's first Ritz-Carlton luxury hotel, The Ritz-Carlton Fukuoka. Events using the large screen can be held on the 1,980㎡ artificial grass surface in he outdoor FDGC Park. Fukuoka Daimyo Garden City has everyting covered from accommodation conferences, to parties.

The reception Hall Tomyoden (managed by Ishikura Shuzo), located next to the shrine, had its grand opening in spring, 2023. This prestigious Reception Hall houses four banquets of different sizes, allowing it to function as a venue for a wide array of purposes such as conferences, exhibitions, and parties. This sophisticated brand new building in a historic location will make an already special day even more special.

Tea Kabuki was introduced to Japan hundreds of years ago and started off as a sophisticated game for the aristocracy. Once you’ve played, you’ll understand why it was popular among the higher classes, as it requires a sensitive palette. In the game, players must  taste a tea an try to guess its flavor by matching it to a corresponding picture card.

The game uses Fukuoka’s specialty Yame Tea, and is hosted by popular Fukuokan tea expert Shoko Takenaka. This experience is a great way to get to know Japanese tea, and find out who has good attention to detail when it comes to different tastes.

Kumiko is the traditional Japanese art of assembling geometric wood pattern without using nails. “Okawa Kumiko” refers to kumiko that has been made in the city of Okawa in Fukuoka Prefecture, using specific local techniques that have been passed down for over 300 years.

Traditional Hakata dolls have been made in Fukuoka for over 400 years, and now you can personalize and paint your very own. Get to know Hakata’s history and culture by painting an unglazed ceramic doll that you can take home as a memento of your visit. You can also try your hand at painting a Hakata Koma spinning top, Hakata papier-mache and more.

BOSS E・ZO FUKUOKA is an entertainment facility filled with exhilarating and innovative experiences. Immerse yourself in the interactive spaces created by renowned art collection teamLab with its digitized designs and light shows. Or get an adrenaline rush at one of the facility’s roller coaster-inspired activities. Then take a break at one of the cafes or food halls!