Beautiful park with serene walking paths around the lake. The convenient facilities, including well-maintained restrooms throughout the park, make it perfect for extended visits. The traditional Japanese garden, scenic lake views, and peaceful atmosphere make it an excellent spot for both locals and tourists. Whether you're interested in jogging, enjoying a leisurely stroll, or simply relaxing by the water, this park offers a wonderful escape in the heart of Fukuoka. The walking path around the lake is particularly pleasant and well-designed.
A great place for relaxing and breathing! The park is located in the middle of the city, easily to go. There are many kind of birds around the park. To sit beside the lake and keep focusing on myself is a good time to enjoying calmness. Walking around the park is around 2 km, but not feel that far at all. Must go here if you visit Fukuoka!
Ohori Park in Fukuoka is a beautiful and spacious urban park centered around a large pond. It's perfect for a relaxing stroll, jogging, or even a boat ride. The park features scenic walking paths, charming bridges, and a small island garden. There's also a traditional Japanese garden nearby for those who appreciate more serene landscapes. Whether you're looking for a peaceful escape or a nice place for outdoor activities, Ohori Park is a great spot to visit!
A very accessible park in the city center where you can relax and enjoy a cup of coffee or non-alcoholic fruit punch by the lake. As expected, the lake is clean and you can easily find different kind of aquatic birds and big koi (Japan crap) in it.
It was fall season when we went there. 15 degree C, light breeze, blue sky, quiet environment, etc, composed a picturesque attraction for locals and visitors.
If they add a few more shades or covering area along the walking path of the lake, the place would be even better as I would imagine it could be very hot during summer.
A picturesque spot where you can enjoy the view of the lake.
Tons of swan-shaped paddle boats in the lake. You can rent them but they're was a big line up when we visited.
Nice pedestrian bridge that you can walk on to get to the middle of the lake.
A quick walk from the Fukuoka Castle Ruins area. Free to visit.
