What other travelers are saying about Fukuoka Tower
The view up here is spectacular! Although some windows have a web-like pattern that might obscure certain photo spots, the overall scenery is breathtaking.
There's a fun stamp card activity where you collect stamps from designated spots—kids seem to have a blast with this!
One corner of the floor features a "love bridge" similar to Paris, where you can buy a love-shaped lock and add it to the collection in the designated area.
Another area has a gacha machine where you can snag a random souvenir for 500 yen.
There's also an おみくじ pinball machine for just 100 yen. It’s a charming way to pass the time and see where the ball lands.
If you want to relax, there's a cozy cafe downstairs where you can enjoy the view with a coffee or ice cream.
Overall, it's a must-visit for anyone who loves stunning vistas! Btw, the ticket was 450yen per person!
The view from the top is breathtaking. Only think when you reach the top floor they let you walk 2 floors down hoping you can buy things in the souvenirs shop and the bar-restaurant. You are not allowed to use the elevator. I only hope that they take care of the elderly and the handicapped people. I didn't see any option for them, but I may have missed it. (BTW I am 75 but I can still walk stairs up and down, I am a lucky one).
What an amazing view! From the luscious mountains to the tranquil sea the whole of Fukuoka is laid out in front of you. The 70 second elevator ride to the top is amazing and you can pick up your free photo from the observation deck.
Stunning view of the tower at night. Went at around 9 pm, there was still snaking queue at the ticket counter. The viewing gallery at the top of the tower was crowded but the night view all made up for it. Despite being a smaller gallery in comparison to the rest I have visited around the world, it is still worth visiting.
The observation deck is quite good with clean windows and offers a good view of Fukuoka.
You can take souvenir photos and love lock.
The deck is relatively small and the cafe has very limited offerings.