Location Fukuoka is located on the northern part of Kyushu Island in Japan.
Population Fukuoka is the 7th largest city of Japan by population.
Climate Fukuoka has a humid subtropical climate. Summers are hot and humid, and winters are milder compared to other parts of the country.
Culture Fukuoka is famous for its own unique local festivals, such as the Hakata Gion Yamakasa.
Cuisine Fukuoka is known for its seafood and local dishes like Hakata Ramen.
Transport Fukuoka is served by the Fukuoka Airport, and has an extensive public transit system consisting of trains, subways, and buses.
Shopping The Tenjin underground shopping mall in Fukuoka is one of the largest shopping malls in Japan.
Attractions Famous attractions include the Fukuoka Tower, Ohori Park, and the Dazaifu Tenmangū Shrine.
Economy Fukuoka is an economic and commercial hub of Kyushu region, with industries including logistics, retail, and services.
Language While most people speak Japanese, English is commonly understood in Fukuoka due to the city's emphasis on internationalization and global connectivity.
