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Things to do in Kyushu, Kyushu: The Best Art Galleries
Discover the best top things to do in Kyushu, Japan including Kyusogama, Homme Blue Cafe, Beppu City Traditional Bamboo Crafts Center, teamLab Future Park Canal City Hakata, Watase Seizo and Sea Gallery, Acros Fukuoka, Yoshijimake Dantsu Museum, Art Space Baku, Hakata Doll Shop Shogetsudo, Hoashi Honke Fushunkan.
Restaurants in Kyushu
1. Kyusogama
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Homme Blue Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
3. Beppu City Traditional Bamboo Crafts Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
4. teamLab Future Park Canal City Hakata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
teamLab Future Park delivers a "co-creative" experience for children through digital art. There were more than 6 million visitors all over the world since we started this project. The shop in Canal City Hakata opened in July 2017 as a third permanent exhibition in Japan. Not only families but young people also enjoy an experience of collaborative creativity.
5. Watase Seizo and Sea Gallery
6. Acros Fukuoka
7. Yoshijimake Dantsu Museum
8. Art Space Baku
9. Hakata Doll Shop Shogetsudo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 14 reviews
Hakata Doll is one of most beautiful and famous arts and crafts in Japan, also are well-known in the world. There are more than 600 items on display, ranging from works by young artists to master craftsmen. We will be conducted from time to time "painting experience of Hakata doll". you can take home your own original Hakata Doll as a special souvenir.
Reviewed By Magician38 - San Jose, United States
I came to Fukuoka when I first studied abroad in Japan in 2015. As part of a school field trip, we came to this shop to paint our own Hakata Doll and to learn about Fukuoka's unique culture. When I came here, I was in awe. Not only do they sell dolls, but they also sell accessories like ties, wallets, keychains, and handbags. There was one doll I liked, but I didn't like the color of the kimono she was wearing. I told myself that if she had been painted red and blue, I would have bought her in a heartbeat. I had limited room in my suitcase, so I decided to buy a smaller doll for my neighbor who's grandparents were from Fukuoka. Never the less, I never forgot this amazing shop. In 2018 I came back to Hakata for vacation, and I stopped by this shop again. All the dolls seemed to be the same as before, but one caught my eye. The same doll I saw 3 years ago was on display, but this time she was painted in red and blue! She was about ¥9,700, and while she has a few imperfections, I think it only adds to her charm. Some dolls go for has high as ¥262,500. The more expensive the doll, the more detailed and flawless it is. What's nice about this shop is that it's only 10-minutes away from Canal City on foot. You can stop there first and eat, shop around, and then come here. This is the place to buy more authentic Japanese souvenirs. You won't be disappointed! I promise you, you won't find other dolls like these in the rest of Japan!
