2-night, 3-day solo trip to Fukuoka

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A solo trip to Fukuoka for 2 nights and 3 days!

Day 1: Airport > Accommodation > Lunch: Tsukemen > Canal City >
Lopia Unagi Donburi

Day 2: Ichiran Ramen > Ohori Park > Cafe > Lunch: Motsunabe >
Exploring Tenjin and Nakasu > Dinner: Lopia Sushi

Day 3: Breakfast: Ube Set Meal > Lunch: Ichiran Ramen > Hakata Station > Airport

My itinerary was simple: exploring the city and focusing on food.

🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Nine Hours Hakata Station
I was traveling solo and wanted to save money, so I went there and was very satisfied👍
> Self-service check-in. Accommodation tax was 200 yen per night.
> It was close to Hakata Station, so it was convenient for a short trip to the airport.
> You can eat in the common area, and there's plenty of seating.
> Not recommended for noise-sensitive guests; the showers, common areas, and sleeping areas are on different floors.

📌Ichiran Hakata (within the Sun Plaza underground mall) > It's less than a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, and there wasn't much of a wait when I visited in the morning.

📌 Lopia Mart > Cash only, there's a 7-Eleven ATM at the entrance!
It was convenient because I could enjoy cheap sushi and buy groceries at the same time!

> There's also a GU and Daiso inside the building, so I could do all my shopping in one go!

I was able to do all my shopping here because it was close to my accommodation.

📌 Canal City offers a variety of shopping options, including gacha, food, Muji, and souvenir shops! > Be sure to arrive at the right time to see the fountain show!

📌 Personally, I found the Hakata location convenient!
It's easy to get to other areas, close to the airport, and there are plenty of shopping malls in the area, so I had plenty of time to do some shopping.
If Don Quijote is important to you, heading to Nakasu or Tenjin would be a good option!

Recommend this for your trip!