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A high-speed boat that connects Seaside Momochi to the middle road of the sea in just 20 minutes. It's nice to be able to travel from resort to resort on weekends and during the season without knowing the land congestion. You can view the Fukuoka Tower and PayPay Dome from the sea, and you can enjoy a little cruising feeling.

A disaster prevention learning facility to acquire the ability to cope and act in the time of the event through the pseudo-experience of disasters such as fires and earthquakes. Very popular when you learn disaster prevention knowledge while having fun in the 1-hour experience course from children to adults. For more information, go to the official website of the Fukuoka City Fire Bureau.

The Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka Outer Deck, which is lined with colorful monuments with many hands, was created from the desire to convey longing, hope, and courage to children. It reproduces the bills of more than 200 famous people from all over the world, mainly culture, art and sports, including former director Sadaharu Oh, as well as Tenko Kuroyanagi, Michael Jackson and Reiji Matsumoto, in a full-scale, three-dimensional fashion. Let's actually shake hands with a celebrity you yearn for.

Japan's first roof-opening dome. In addition to baseball, various events and concerts are also held. It is also interesting to take part in the PayPay Dome Tour (only the date and time that does not interfere with the holding of the event) where you can tour the bullpen, locker room, etc. In addition, the complex entertainment facility “BOSS E · ZO FUKUOKA” is adjacent, and it is a ball park that can be enjoyed for 365 days.

A tour of the dome that takes place throughout the year, where you can explore behind the scenes of the ballpark such as locker rooms, dugouts, and bullpens while listening to the tour guide's explanation. There is also a course where you can go up to the roof of the dome and catch and base running on the field after the game.

A museum with an impressive appearance covered with half mirrors. There are three exhibition rooms, permanent, planned and special, which display a large number of materials unique to Fukuoka, which had been actively interacting with the continent since ancient times. The centerpieces of the permanent exhibition room are the national treasure gold seal "King Hankō-nu", which was discovered on Shiga Island, and the famous Japanese spear "Nihon-go", which is known for its Kuroda festival. In the experience learning room "yoken lab", you can experience touching toys and rare musical instruments from all over Asia. There is also a museum shop with a variety of unique goods, such as a gold seal replica, and a restaurant overlooking the vast front garden. It takes 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes.

A park with a white artificial beach spread over 1400m east and west. Many people gather as a spot of recreation for citizens, and in summer you can see people enjoying water play and marine sports. Let's take a leisurely walk on the board walk.

Covered by 8000 half-mirrors, the 234m-high Fukuoka symbol. Two observation rooms at 116m and 123m above the ground offer a large panorama of Fukuoka's cityscape and Genkai. The night view is also exceptional.

Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka Standing statue in front of the 8th gate of Fukuoka. It was erected in 2005, and is a 2m tall Hawks' guardian god with a large falcon-like object spread behind him. This guardian god leads the Hawks to victory. Chairman Wang and Hawks directors and players also have spots to visit in their victory prayers. It is built in prayer for the association of people visiting here, giving children, fulfilling safety, and improving academic ability, so if you visit the dome, visit the dome.

Japan's first shop of cat books. It deals with about 5000 Japanese and Western books and cat sundries, which are connected by the keyword "cat" by jumping over the fence of genres such as photo books and picture books, art books, novels and research books. While enjoying the book, you can also drink craft beer and wine.