Comments on: One Day in Fukuoka, Japan: A Fukuoka Itinerary That Is Great for Ramen Lovers https://lifeofdoing.com/one-day-in-fukuoka-japan-itinerary/ On Life Of Doing, we're working professions who share traveling, hiking, and fun adventures! Stop by for some travel inspiration. Sat, 23 May 2020 11:25:10 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jackie https://lifeofdoing.com/one-day-in-fukuoka-japan-itinerary/#comment-2992 Mon, 04 May 2020 07:20:23 +0000 https://lifeofdoing.com/?p=6248#comment-2992 In reply to Derek.

Hi Derek. Glad you enjoyed this Fukuoka itinerary! We love Tokyo style ramen that has the dashi (fish) base. After visiting the Shin-Raumen Museum in Yokohama and seeing the different regional ramen flavors, we have more places to visit in Japan to try ramen.

]]> By: Jackie https://lifeofdoing.com/one-day-in-fukuoka-japan-itinerary/#comment-2991 Mon, 04 May 2020 07:18:36 +0000 https://lifeofdoing.com/?p=6248#comment-2991 In reply to Eric Gamble.

Hi Eric. I know what you mean by going too extreme with the spicy flavors. It was surprising to see locals also eating the spicy ramen too! As with your question regarding the samurai history in Fukuoka, the closest exhibit that I could find is at Fukuoka City Museum. They have a general overview of the history of Fukuoka so it should mention the samurai history.

]]> By: Derek https://lifeofdoing.com/one-day-in-fukuoka-japan-itinerary/#comment-2981 Sun, 03 May 2020 15:12:30 +0000 https://lifeofdoing.com/?p=6248#comment-2981 What a cool place to spend the day. Kushida Shrine looks gorgeous. I think hakata ramen would be my personal pick, which is your favorite?

]]> By: Eric Gamble https://lifeofdoing.com/one-day-in-fukuoka-japan-itinerary/#comment-2980 Sun, 03 May 2020 14:58:50 +0000 https://lifeofdoing.com/?p=6248#comment-2980 You had me at Pork Belly broth laced Ramen!! Wow that just sounds so yummy! I know that the Menya Kanetora is not a true hakata style but I may have to join you in the “crazy” spice food challenge. Though I did learn a few years back to never go extreme hot while traveling cause the chef sometimes likes to punish tourists for arrogance. But it all looks so yummy and those slices of pork belly would add such great flavor!
As for the rest of Fukuoka, what a beautiful area of Japan. I love all the temples and shrines you discovered. I bet it is a lot of fun to see the Soy Bean throwing festival too. So, you definitely intrigued me with the history between the Samurai and the locals. Is there any sites that showcase the history of the samurais in the area?

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