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Hakata Traditional Craft and Design Museum
The Hakata Traditional Craft and Design Museum celebrates Fukuoka’s rich artisan heritage, showcasing exquisite traditional crafts and design through exhibits and demonstrations.
Attractions
Cultural Museum, Traditional Crafts, Art and Design
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Nestled in the cultural heart of Fukuoka, the Hakata Traditional Craft and Design Museum is dedicated to preserving and promoting the city’s rich artisan traditions. The museum offers a deep dive into the world of Hakata crafts, featuring intricate textiles, elegant ceramics, and other traditional arts that have been passed down through generations. Visitors can explore exhibits that highlight the history and techniques of these crafts, as well as watch live demonstrations by skilled artisans. The museum also hosts workshops and special exhibitions, providing an interactive experience for those interested in learning more about Fukuoka’s cultural heritage. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or simply curious about Japanese craftsmanship, the Hakata Traditional Craft and Design Museum offers a unique and inspiring experience.
Facilities & Services
- Exhibit Rooms
- Craft Demonstrations
- Workshops
- Gift Shop
Ganso Nakasu Yatai Ramen Ichiryu
A spacious indoor Tonkotsu ramen shop, carrying on Nakasu’s yatai legacy with creamy pork broth, ultra-thin noodles, and a relaxed, modern counter service.
TEPPANYAKI MITAKI SAKURAZAKA
A hidden teppanyaki sanctuary overlooking a serene Japanese garden, where Miyazaki beef and seafood take center stage in a ritual of fire and calm.
Apuro Daimyo
A spirited Korean “mini-town” in Daimyo, offering street‑stall energy, thick samgyeopsal, sundubu, and K-pop‑punctuated warmth.
GOLDEN CRAB Louisiana Seafood
A lively Yakuin hands‑on seafood boil where crab, lobster, shrimp, and corn arrive in spicy Cajun bags—no plates or forks required.
THE LIVELY KITCHEN FUKUOKA HAKATA
An engaging all-day dining space where Japanese-Italian fusion plays out under design-forward interiors, lively energy, and rooftop views just steps from Nakasu-Kawabata.