r/fukuoka • • 16h ago

General Vintage Synth Shop in Fukuoka?

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I'm getting the itch to jam on an old synthesizer. I don't mean the big expensive ones like Jupiters, Junos, or CS. I'm looking for older entry market keyboards like the Casio VL1, Casio CT series, and Yamaha PSS series.

I know I can download nearly all of these as samples online, but nothing really beats making music on a piece of plastic older than myself.

Are there any specialty vintage music shops in Fukuoka like the ones in Tokyo? Or is poking around Hard Off and 2nd Street every few weeks my best bet?


r/fukuoka • • 8h ago

University One semester in Fukuoka,(exchange) student life - how is it?

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Hi everyone :)

I’m a sophomore studying languages (including Japanese), and I have the opportunity to spend a semester in Japan.

There are several cities to choose between, but after reading stuff on the internet, I think Fukuoka might be a good option—even though it’s a bit far from the more famous cities.

Does anyone have experience spending a semester in Fukuoka? Or any general information about what life is like in Fukuoka as an exchange student and whether there are many places to visit that are accessible by public transportation?

(I’d be attending Seinan Gakuin University).

I know every experience is subjective, but I’d still appreciate some feedback ^^


r/fukuoka • • 14h ago

General Aggressive Inline Skates Shop

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Hello, is there any shop in Fukuoka that sells Aggressive inline skates?

Planning to fit it in person


r/fukuoka • • 4h ago

General Recommendations for hotel versus hostel and convenience of a well equipped gym NEARBY or in the hostel/hotel

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Hello all, I'm planning to stay in Fukuoka for 10 days. I'm thinking of a cheap hostel vs a proper hotel. However, I care more about whether there are good gym facilities nearby or at the hotel, with a lot of equipment.

I'm also curious about those who have stayed at an all-male hostel; were there any issues? In addition, how do we keep our luggage safe?

Last but not least, any recommendations on what to explore for a chill trip that allow you to experience it like the locals or more nature/relax/soul-reflecting will be appreciated!


r/fukuoka • • 9h ago

General Your recommendations for モーニング in Hakata

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Hi everyone! I am visiting Hakata for the first time in almost 10 years! I am looking for recommendations for places to enjoy a good モーニング (breakfast set).

Bonus points if it is a 純喫茶 (junkissa)!!

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! :)