Kyushu Family Travel Blog | Tips & Itineraries

These guides help families plan easy and enjoyable trips across Kyushu,
with practical tips for each prefecture.

  • Fukuoka with Kids: The Ultimate Travel Guide (Food, Transport, Tips)

    This page is the main pillar guide for families traveling to Fukuoka with kids. It provides a complete overview of family-friendly activities, food, transportation, and relaxing options, and connects parents to detailed guides for planning a stress-free trip. In this guide, you’ll learn: Traveling to Japan with kids can feel overwhelming, but Fukuoka is one…

  • The Ultimate Guide to Oita with Kids: Hot Springs, Sanrio Characters, and Safari Adventures

    Welcome to the “Onsen Prefecture” of Japan. While Tokyo and Osaka offer high-energy thrills and neon lights, Oita Prefecture offers something parents desperately need during a family vacation: a deep, restorative exhale. Located on the eastern coast of Kyushu, Oita boasts the highest number of hot spring sources in Japan. But for families, it is…

  • The Ultimate Family-Friendly Guide to Saga with Kids: Low Stress, High Adventure

    While many travelers flock to the bustling cities of Fukuoka or the theme parks of Tokyo, Saga Prefecture quietly offers one of the highest-quality family travel experiences in Japan. Sandwiched between the tourism hubs of Fukuoka with Kids: The Ultimate Travel Guide (Food, Transport, Tips) and The Ultimate Family-Friendly Guide to Nagasaki with Kids: History,…

  • The Ultimate Guide to Kumamoto with Kids: Nature, Volcanoes & History

    Planning a family trip to Kyushu? While Fukuoka offers city excitement and shopping, Kumamoto is the beating heart of the island’s nature, geology, and history. Ideally situated in the center of Kyushu, Kumamoto serves as the perfect “Hub” for your family travels. It offers a unique blend of experiences that are hard to find elsewhere:…

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  • Fukuoka Flower Show 2026: A Family-Friendly Spring Event in Fukuoka

    Spring in Fukuoka is more than just cherry blossoms. In March 2026, the city comes alive with the Fukuoka Flower Show 2026, a major floral event transforming the Fukuoka City Botanical Garden into a world-class display of color and design. For families traveling with kids, this is a perfect opportunity to enjoy a relaxed, outdoor…

  • Fukuoka City Zoo & Botanical Garden with Kids: The Complete Family Guide

    Fukuoka City Zoo is often a surprising highlight for international families visiting Kyushu. While many travelers flock to the major shrines, shopping districts like Tenjin, or the beaches at Momochi, this hillside zoo offers a refreshing, nature-filled break from the urban hustle. Located within the sprawling Minami Park (Minami-koen), just a short distance from the…

  • Family-Friendly Base in Kyushu: Exploring Ukiha from Fairfield by Marriott Fukuoka Ukiha

    Traveling through Kyushu with children is easier when you choose a calm, well-located base. Ukiha, located in the southern part of Fukuoka Prefecture, offers a gentle mix of nature, fruit farming culture, and relaxed countryside life. It is often called the “Fruit Kingdom” of Kyushu, making it a delightful stop for families who want to…

  • A Comfortable and Good-Value Family Stay at Candeo Hotels Fukuoka Tenjin

    Visiting Fukuoka with children often means balancing comfort, location, and cost. You want a space that feels relaxing after a chaotic day of travel, but you also need practical amenities like laundry and easy access to convenience stores. Choosing a hotel that works well for both adults and kids can make the trip much smoother.…

  • A Stylish Urban Resort Stay with Kids at WITH THE STYLE FUKUOKA

    Traveling in Fukuoka with children often involves a compromise. You usually have to choose between a convenient but generic business hotel near the station or a relaxing resort that is far from the city center. However, WITH THE STYLE FUKUOKA offers a rare third option: a genuine “urban resort” experience located just a short walk…

  • JR Trains in Fukuoka with Children: Seats, Tickets, and Family Travel Tips

    Traveling around Fukuoka and the wider Kyushu region by JR train is one of the most practical and enjoyable choices for families. Kyushu is often called the “Train Kingdom” of Japan because of its unique, colorful, and child-friendly train designs. The network is reliable, clean, and connects major areas efficiently, making it a fantastic option…

  • Fukuoka Public Transportation with Kids: A Family Guide to Subways and Buses

    Fukuoka is famously known as a “15-minute city” because of its compact size and incredibly efficient transport network. For families, this is a huge advantage. Unlike Tokyo or Osaka, where transit maps can look like bowls of tangled spaghetti, Fukuoka’s system is logical, approachable, and manageable—even with toddlers and strollers in tow. However, moving between…

  • Traveling Around Fukuoka on Rainy Days with Kids: What Families Should Know

    Fukuoka is famously convenient, with a compact city center and an airport just minutes from downtown. For families visiting with young children, getting around is usually simple and stress-free. However, rainy days can change the situation more than many visitors expect. Whether you are visiting during the “Tsuyu” rainy season (June and July) or just…

  • A Family Guide to TeamLab Forest Fukuoka: Digital Art Fun for Kids

    Traveling in Fukuoka with children is rewarding, but finding activities that work regardless of the weather is a must for any itinerary. TeamLab Forest Fukuoka offers a safe, creative, and completely immersive space where children can move freely and explore digital art alongside adults. Located on the 5th floor of the BOSS EZO FUKUOKA complex…

  • Family-Friendly Conveyor Belt Sushi in Fukuoka: Fresh, Affordable, and Easy with Kids

    Traveling in Fukuoka with children can be surprisingly relaxed, especially when it comes to dining. The city is compact, safe, and renowned across Japan for its incredible access to fresh seafood. For parents worried about finding a restaurant that accommodates toddlers or picky eaters, Fukuoka offers a perfect solution: Kaitenzushi (conveyor belt sushi). While Fukuoka…