Yatai (Food Stalls)
Immediately after World War II, easily movable food-and-drink stalls appeared one after another in the devastated townscapes; this was the beginning of yatai. They are a nighttime specialty of Hakata, and are dotted all over Fukuoka City. Here, you can eat foods such as ramen, gyoza, oden, tempura, and fried foods.
View scenic routes that include this spot
HISTORY & RELIGION
More Information about Yatai (Food Stalls)
Street address
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Various areas of Fukuoka City
Around Nagahama and Tenjin, along Nakasu Showa Dori, and in the area along Nakasu Nakagawa
About FUKUOKA Access
- Tenjin area:
A few minutes on foot from Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station on the Nishitetsu Omuta Line, or from Tenjin Station on the Fukuoka City Subway
Nakasu area:
A few minutes on foot from Nakasu-Kawabata Station on the Fukuoka City Subway
- Tenjin area:
Opening Hours
- Varies depending on the season, weather, and stall
Closed
- Varies depending on the season, weather, and stall
Best season
- All year
Point
- At the yatai, pluck up your courage and try talking to the stall owner or the other customers.
Spots around
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Unagi no Seiromushi
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Munakata Taisha Shrine
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Tanga Market
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Kyoho Winery
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Acros Fukuoka
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Dazaifu Tenmangu
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Kokura Castle
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Yabeya Konomi Honke
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Tachibana Gardens
National Site of Scenic Beauty -
Ohori Park
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Kyushu National Museum
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Kushida Shrine
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Nagahama Fish Market
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Port of Moji
Mekari area -
Yame Dento Kogeikan (Yame Traditional Crafts Museum)
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THE RAIL KITCHEN CHIKUGO
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Hiraodai (Senbutsu Cave)
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Hiraodai (Hiraodai Countryside Park)
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Fukuoka Art Museum
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Kyushu Olle
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Tobata Gion Oyamagasa Festival
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Michi no Eki Munakata Roadside Station
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Yanagawa river cruise
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Hakatamachiya Furusatokan
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Kitakyushu Airport
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Nakasu
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Kaho Gekijo Kabuki Theater
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Fukuoka Airport
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Komyozenji Temple
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Harazuru Hot Spring
