• Experience Fukuoka's Authentic Izakaya Culture
• Spend an evening exploring Fukuoka like a local—hopping between two izakayas where everyday life and culture come alive.
• Known as Japan’s culinary capital, Fukuoka is a city that celebrates incredible food, deep connections, and evenings filled with laughter and conversation.
• Locals treasure their traditions, gathering in nostalgic izakayas to enjoy simple, heartfelt moments together.
• But,most locals don’t speak English, making it difficult to fully experience this world on your own.
• That’s where we come in.
• We’ll guide you to the same izakayas locals frequent—nothing fancy, just authentic spots with great food and warm vibes.
• Wander streets that capture the spirit of vintage Japan, where every corner feels like a scene from a City Pop album.
• If you’re curious about Fukuoka’s everyday life, this tour offers a glimpse into the city’s true heart.
• Let’s share a memorable evening in Fukuoka together.

Tenjin is probably the busiest place in Fukuoka. This is because locals spend a lot of time in Hakata. There are many rip-off restaurants, but rest assured that our restaurant is safe. Here are some local izakaya where you can eat fresh fish and vegetable dishes and drink with peace of mind because you are a local. The first izakaya is a "fish" izakaya. Fish can be enjoyed in various ways such as "sashimi," "grilled fish," and "boiled fish. Japanese sashimi is fresh and very popular among Japanese people. Enjoy the taste of Japan. In addition to fish dishes, you can also enjoy a variety of alcoholic beverages. Sake is especially recommended. （Sake is an easy-to-drink alcoholic beverage that originated in Japan. It is a must drink when you come to Japan.) ※The order of Izakaya may change.