top of page
GUIDE/

FUKUOKA

鳥飼八幡宮

Torikai Hachimangū

An ancient Hachiman shrine in central Fukuoka known for its blessings of protection, success, and new beginnings, blending centuries of faith with a modern city setting.

Attractions

Culture, History, Spiritual Site

MK Guide Recommends

Torikai Hachimangū is one of Fukuoka’s most historically important shrines, enshrining Hachiman Ōkami, the protector deity of warriors and the divine guardian of the nation. Established over 1,200 years ago, the shrine has long served as a place for prayer for safety, prosperity, and personal renewal. Quietly located in the center of Chūō Ward, its spacious grounds feature a main hall with elegant cypress roofing, lantern-lined paths, and seasonal flowers that bloom throughout the year. Torikai Hachimangū is also well known for its cultural vibrancy—hosting flea markets, weddings, and music events that blend ancient traditions with modern life. It remains a sacred pillar of the community, where faith and daily life come together in peaceful harmony.

Facilities & Services

  • Main Shrine and Sub-Shrines

  • Blessings for Safety, Health, and Business Prosperity

  • Traditional Wedding and Shichi-Go-San Ceremonies

  • Seasonal Festivals and Markets

  • Omamori and Goshuin Available

  • Parking Lot and Rest Area

Contact

Address:

2 Chome−1−17 Imagawa, Chuo Ward, Fukuoka 810-0054

Phone:

092-741-7823

A seaside dessert café overlooking Futamigaura’s famous Couple Stones, known for its elegant parfaits, seasonal sweets, and sweeping ocean views.
Itoshima Sabo

A seaside dessert café overlooking Futamigaura’s famous Couple Stones, known for its elegant parfaits, seasonal sweets, and sweeping ocean views.

A Hakata specialty restaurant serving premium grilled chicken over rice, enjoyed in three traditional styles inspired by Nagoya’s hitsumabushi tradition.
Torimabushi

A Hakata specialty restaurant serving premium grilled chicken over rice, enjoyed in three traditional styles inspired by Nagoya’s hitsumabushi tradition.

A seaside kaiseki restaurant in Itoshima serving refined, seasonal Japanese cuisine made with local seafood and vegetables, with views of the Genkai Sea.
Sangha Ono Isshūan

A seaside kaiseki restaurant in Itoshima serving refined, seasonal Japanese cuisine made with local seafood and vegetables, with views of the Genkai Sea.

A beloved bakery-café in Fukuoka near Ōhori Park, La Brioche offers artisanal French bread, pastries, and cakes in a stylish, laid-back setting.
La Brioche Ōhori Main Store

A beloved bakery-café in Fukuoka near Ōhori Park, La Brioche offers artisanal French bread, pastries, and cakes in a stylish, laid-back setting.

A historic Shingon temple in Munakata founded by Kūkai, known for its mountain setting, seasonal flowers, and prayers for peace and protection.
Chinkoku-ji

A historic Shingon temple in Munakata founded by Kūkai, known for its mountain setting, seasonal flowers, and prayers for peace and protection.

© 2024 Tokyo MK
bottom of page