Fukuoka
Hakata is renowned for it weaving tradition, called Hakata-ori, and this chic shop, to the right as you enter Hakata Riverain mall, has been producing…
Must-see shopping in Fukuoka
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Fukuoka
Canal City is Fukuoka's biggest mall, boasting an eponymous artificial canal with illuminated fountain symphony, a multiplex cinema, a playhouse and about…
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Fukuoka
White-faced clay ningyō (Hakata dolls) depicting women, children, samurai and geisha are a popular Fukuoka craft. This place has been selling them since…
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Fukuoka
This elegant shop offers obi, kimonos and accessories from business-card holders to handbags in the distinctive Hakata-ori style. None of it is cheap …
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Fukuoka
Modern, multistorey mall with some 70 shops for fashion, homewares and design, plus restaurants and cafes. The Fukuoka Asian Art Museum is on the top…
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Fukuoka
The Fukuoka branch of Mandarake is Kyūshū's largest manga store, with two large floors of galleries of games, comic books, DVDs, costumes and merch – lots…
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Fukuoka
The IMS building in Tenjin has prime skyline views from its 12th- and 13th-floor restaurants, including busy No No Budo. Nearby is Pietro Corte for…
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Fukuoka
Occupying five floors of the Media Mall building, this bookshop sells a wide selection, including foreign paperbacks.
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Fukuoka
Maruzen has a huge selection of over 600,000 Japanese- and English-language books, magazines and DVDs.
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Fukuoka
Popular, 10-storey department store (eight floors above ground, two below) across two buildings.
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