Fukuoka Tower: Fukuoka's Symbol Tower Overlooking Hakata Bay

Fukuoka Tower: A Silver Symbol Shining on Hakata Bay

"Fukuoka Tower" in Sawara Ward, Fukuoka City (Seaside Momochi), is a 234-meter broadcast tower built for the 1989 Asia Pacific Exposition (Yoka Topia). Characterized by a triangular glass design, 8,000 half-mirror glass panels are used on the exterior. Known as Japan's tallest seaside tower.

Views from the Observation Deck

From the observation deck at 123 meters above ground, Hakata Bay, Noko Island, Itoshima Peninsula, and Fukuoka cityscape can be viewed 360 degrees. On clear days, mountain ranges of Yamaguchi Prefecture may also be visible. The night view is particularly beautiful, popular as a date spot in Fukuoka City. The night view through the heart-shaped window is known as a "Sacred Place of Lovers."

Tourism Around the Tower

The "Seaside Momochi Area" spreads around Fukuoka Tower, with "Marinoa City Fukuoka (outlet)," "Fukuoka City Museum," and "PayPay Dome (baseball and concert venue)" nearby.

Events and Seasonal Presentations

Fukuoka Tower changes its light-up by season. Photogenic presentations can be enjoyed including Christmas illuminations, Halloween, and spring cherry blossom colors.

Access

Approximately 15 minutes by Nishitetsu Bus or by bus from Subway "Tojinmachi Station." Approximately 25 minutes from JR Hakata Station by subway and bus transfer.