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Most Popular Places To Visit in Fukuoka: Top 20 by English-Reader Interest

Last updated: 2026-09-17

These are the 20 places to visit in Fukuoka that English-speaking readers look up most, ranked by average monthly page views on English Wikipedia over the past 12 months. Number one is Okinoshima.

#NameTypeViews / month
1Okinoshima 沖ノ島Island2,500
2Munakata Taisha 宗像大社Shinto shrine1,100
3Ganryū-jima 巌流島Island1,000
4Nanzo-in Temple 南蔵院Buddhist temple1,000
5Fukuoka Castle 福岡城Castle900
6Fukuoka Tower 福岡タワーTower700
7Dazaifu Tenmangū 太宰府天満宮Shinto shrine600
8Ainoshima 相島Island600
9Kokura Castle 小倉城Castle600
10Tōchō-ji Temple 東長寺Buddhist temple400
11Kushida Shrine 櫛田神社Shinto shrine400
12Hakozaki Shrine 筥崎宮Shinto shrine300
13Marine World Uminonakamichi マリンワールド海の中道Park300
14Shika Island 志賀島Island300
15Tachiarai Peace Memorial Museum 筑前町立大刀洗平和記念館Museum300
16Kyushu National Museum 九州国立博物館Museum300
17Shōfuku-ji Temple 聖福寺Buddhist temple200
18Mizuki 水城Castle200
19Nyoirin-ji Temple (Ogori) 如意輪寺Buddhist temple200
20Sumiyoshi Shrine 住吉神社Shinto shrine200

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Source: Wikimedia page view statistics (English Wikipedia, human traffic, 12-month average) and Wikidata (CC0). Compiled by this website.

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