BOSS E・ZO FUKUOKA is an entertainment facility filled with exhilarating and innovative experiences. Immerse yourself in the interactive spaces created by renowned art collective teamLab with its digitized designs and light shows. Or get an adrenaline rush at one of the facility’s roller coaster-inspired activities. Then take a break at one of the cafes or food halls!Read More

Let your group be welcomed to Fukuoka in a truly memorable way by the city’s famed Omotenashi Bushotai performance group. They will greet you dressed as Fukuoka samurai commanders like Kuroda Kanpei, a prominent daimyo lord, who, along with his son Nagamasa is credited for building the foundations of Fukuoka. The performers also lead other programs, including a stage performance and history lectures.Read More

Hakata-ori is a beautiful traditional textile that has been much loved since the Edo period. The textiles are still made to this day, and visitors can tour the workshop where they are created. There are also educational materials to learn about the history of Hakata-ori, and exhibits to see traditional kimono and modern Hakataori items. Tour participants can buy Hakata-ori products at exclusive manufacturer prices.Read More

Work up a sweat in one of Japan’s largest indoor experience facilities, where exercise meets entertainment. The entire facility totals an area of approximately 4,000㎡ and has 16 different activities to choose from. Each activity gets your team working together in fun and creative ways, and some even use digital technology for a whole new experience. It’s time for some fun muscle stretching!Read More

Did you know that “food replicas,” the wax food samples used in store displays, is a craft that originated in Japan? In this program, you can experience making your unique, incredibly realistic “fake” Japanese dish or sweets and learn about the meticulous techniques used in its creation. The results won’t be edible, but your hunger for creativity and cultural experience will surely be satisfied.Read More

Visit an esteemed sake brewery that received the Champion Sake top prize at the International Wine Challenge 2013, and continues to make delicious drinks year on year. On the tour you can see how the sake is made, and learn about the different customs and traditions associated with the process. You can of course sample sake and shochu, too, or buy a bottle that catches your eye. *Inside tours unavailable on some days.Read More