HomeItinerariesToursBlogGuidesLocations
Cart
Trip To Japan
  • YouTube
  • Instagram

About Trip To Japan

Company

  • About Us
  • Careers
    New!
  • Blog
  • Travel Guide
  • All tours
  • All itineraries
  • Groups

Partners

  • Tour operator signup
  • Hotel signup
  • Creator signup
    New!

Contact us

+81 03-4578-2152

info@triptojapan.com

Address

Takanawa Travel K.K.,
Kitashinagawa 5-11-1
Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan

Best Locations To Visit

FukuokaHakoneHiroshimaHokkaidoKawasakiKobeKyotoMiyajimaMt. FujiNaganoNagoyaNaoshimaNaraNaritaNikkoOkinawaOsakaTakayamaTokyoTsumagoSee All Locations
Ribbon illustration

License

Certified Travel License
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office: No.3-8367
Japan Travel

QualityTermsPrivacyCommerce Disclosure
© Takanawa Travel

  1. Home
  2. Places
  3. Fukuoka
  4. Ohori Park
A traditional Japanese pavilion with a green roof sits over a calm blue lake, connected by a bright red wooden walkway. Trees and city buildings are visible in the background under a clear sky.
A serene Japanese garden with vibrant pink azalea bushes, green shrubs, manicured trees, rocks, and a pond, set against a backdrop of tall trees under a clear blue sky.
A red wooden pavilion with a green roof sits over blue water, connected by a walkway. Green trees and city buildings are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
A peaceful Japanese garden with manicured bushes, a winding stone path, and a tranquil pond surrounded by lush green trees under a clear blue sky.
A bright blue lake with a red and green-roofed pavilion on stilts, a small boat with two people on the water, and a city skyline with tall buildings and trees in the background under a clear sky.
A wide stone bridge with white railings stretches over a calm lake toward trees and distant buildings under a blue sky. A few people walk along the bridge in the sunlight.
Fukuoka

Ohori Park

4.5 (14288)ParkCycling ParkGardenPlaygroundCity ParkTourist AttractionSports Activity LocationPoint Of InterestEstablishment

Ohori Park, located in the heart of Fukuoka, is a serene urban oasis perfect for relaxation and recreation. This expansive park features a large, scenic lake at its center, originally part of the moat system for Fukuoka Castle. Today, it provides a tranquil escape from city life, offering picturesque views and a refreshing atmosphere.

One of the park's main attractions is its 2-kilometer-long walking and jogging path that circles the lake, ideal for a leisurely stroll or an invigorating run. The path crosses over elegant stone bridges connecting three small islands, adding to the park's charm and beauty.

Ohori Park also houses a beautiful Japanese garden where visitors can enjoy meticulously landscaped grounds, traditional tea houses, and serene koi ponds. The garden offers a peaceful retreat and a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage.

The Fukuoka Art Museum, located within the park, showcases an impressive collection of Asian and modern art, providing a cultural touchpoint for visitors. Additionally, pedal boats and rowboats are available for those who want to explore the lake from the water.

Hours:

24/7

Closed:

No closing days

Available: 

All year

Minimum Age:

All ages are welcome

Fees:

No entrance fee for the park


Phone
+81 92-741-2004
Website
www.ohorikouen.jp


The area

Address
Japan, 〒810-0051 Fukuoka, Chuo Ward, Ōhorikōen, 1 公園管理事務所

Phone

+81 92-741-2004

Website

www.ohorikouen.jp

Top ways to experience Ohori Park

Two people walk toward a traditional Japanese shrine with a large curved roof, surrounded by trees and lanterns, under a partly cloudy blue sky.
3 hours
Private, Customizable Fukuoka Walking Tour with a Local Guide

What other travelers are saying about Ohori Park

Incredible and super gorgeous park that is not to be missed in Fukuoka. I spent a few hours there on a nice day when the sun was out and could not feel the time. There is a very nice cafe there with lake views, and swan shaped peddle boats that you can rent for 30mins or more, which are very reasonably priced. The bridge on the central narrow island was built in the early 1900s according to the plaque inscription on one of its columns. You can see both tourists and locals enjoying the serenity of this park, with many families with kids as well. When I was there I could hear someone playing the flute across the pond. This is a perfect place to enjoy sunset as well in Fukuoka. So beautiful and peaceful 🥰

Nearby attractions to see

A traditional Japanese castle building with white walls and a tiled roof stands behind a stone wall, surrounded by lush green trees and reflected in a calm, lily-covered pond under a partly cloudy sky.

Fukuoka Castle Ruins (Maizuru Park)

A traditional Japanese Shinto shrine with a curved roof, wooden beams, hanging lanterns, and sacred ropes, surrounded by trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Kushida Shrine

A tall, modern glass skyscraper with a spire stands against a blue sky, surrounded by trees and a few people walking on a paved path in the foreground.

Fukuoka Tower

Nearby attractions to see

A traditional Japanese castle building with white walls and a tiled roof stands behind a stone wall, surrounded by lush green trees and reflected in a calm, lily-covered pond under a partly cloudy sky.

Fukuoka Castle Ruins (Maizuru Park)

A traditional Japanese Shinto shrine with a curved roof, wooden beams, hanging lanterns, and sacred ropes, surrounded by trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Kushida Shrine

A tall, modern glass skyscraper with a spire stands against a blue sky, surrounded by trees and a few people walking on a paved path in the foreground.

Fukuoka Tower


More about Ohori Park from our blog

Frequently Asked Questions

Visitors can enjoy boating on the lake, walking or jogging around the scenic paths, exploring the Japanese garden, visiting the Fukuoka Art Museum, and attending various events and festivals.

The park is beautiful year-round, but the best times to visit are during the cherry blossom season in spring and the autumn foliage season when the scenery is particularly stunning.

Ohori Park is easily accessible from Ohori Koen Station on the Fukuoka City Subway Kuko Line, with several entrances around the park.

The park offers facilities such as rental boats, restrooms, picnic areas, playgrounds, cafes, and parking. There are also well-maintained paths for walking and cycling.
Hakata Station
2-8 hours
Private Fukuoka Walking Tour with a Local Guide
Profile
Will Elsin
Feb 21, 2026
Ohori Park in Fukuoka is one of the most beautiful and relaxing urban parks in Japan. Located near the city center, it offers a perfect escape from busy daily life while still being easily accessible by subway. The highlight of the park is its large pond, inspired by traditional Chinese garden design, with calm water, small islands, and elegant bridges that create a peaceful atmosphere. Walking or jogging around the 2-kilometer path surrounding the pond is a popular activity for both locals and visitors. Along the way, you can enjoy scenic views, seasonal flowers, and well-maintained greenery. In spring, cherry blossoms add a soft pink charm, while autumn brings warm colors that reflect beautifully on the water. The park feels different and special in every season. Ohori Park is also a cultural spot. The nearby Fukuoka Art Museum adds value for art lovers, and traditional Japanese garden areas provide a quiet space for reflection. Benches are placed thoughtfully, making it easy to sit and enjoy the scenery, read a book, or simply relax. Families, couples, and solo travelers can all find something enjoyable here. Whether you want to exercise, take photos, have a peaceful walk, or enjoy nature in the heart of the city, Ohori Park is a must-visit destination in Fukuoka that leaves a calm and refreshing impression.
Profile
Nirmal Pandey
Dec 31, 2025
This park is huge, and it's amazing! There were people running the perimeter, cyclists enjoying the view, and TONS of people trying to get their pictures "for the 'gram", so tread carefully. Oh, and if you fish, there are specific areas you can and can't fish at, so look at the signs carefully.
Profile
龔振勝
Feb 11, 2026
A lovely park in Fukuoka for visitors and residents alike. There are three paths around the lake: one for pedestrians, one for runners and joggers, and one for cyclists. The paths are marked so you can keep track on the distance you've traveled around. There are also some fun-looking playgrounds for kids at a few different spots. Also well placed is a Starbucks coffee shop with great seating areas both inside and outside. The line was a bit long (out the door), but the service was fast, so we only waited about 5 minutes before our order was taken and another 5 before we had cour drinks. There is a park facility where you can rent paddle boats, which were operational in the winter. I assume they are also operational in the summer, making this a fun activity for families, couples, and groups of friends. Next to the park rental facility is a bridge to the center island where you can take a walk under the trees. The area is lovely for bird watching, too. There are widgeons, mallards, cormorants, coots, and gulls, in addition to the always amusing ravens. Recommend visiting and enjoying the park.
Profile
Lorraine Shaughnessy
Dec 31, 2025
This park is massive and an obvious tourist attraction famous for its swan paddle boats and wide open spaces to enjoy nature. The park is circled by a padded jogging path making it easy to enjoy a stellar view of the lake while staying fit. The bridge and small amount of land making up the middle of the lake make up a huge amount of perfect spots to snapping photos of yourself or of the greenery around you. If you want to use one of the paddle boats, be prepared to wait. The line was 10 people long when I visited. The park has a few restaurants as well as food stalls. This park is built perfectly to spend an entire afternoon for a family, a couple, or even alone. It’s frequently busy with domestic and international visitors, so be prepared for a multi-cultural experience.
Profile
Matthew Diaz
Dec 27, 2025
Icons of Japan

When is the best time to visit Japan?

March 5, 2026
Best Day Trips in Japan

Top 10 Best Day Trips in Japan You Can't Miss

March 11, 2026
Read blog

Trip templates featuring Ohori Park

2 weeks in Fukuoka, Beppu and Kagoshima

2 weeks in Fukuoka, Beppu and Kagoshima

M

Mia Johansen

The Quintessential 14-day Japan Trip with a Southern Twist

The Quintessential 14-day Japan Trip with a Southern Twist

H

Hoskuldur Guttormsson

Kyoto to Osaka; the long way 'round

Kyoto to Osaka; the long way 'round

H

Hilda Jonsdottir

Trip templates featuring Ohori Park

2 weeks in Fukuoka, Beppu and Kagoshima

2 weeks in Fukuoka, Beppu and Kagoshima

M

Mia Johansen

The Quintessential 14-day Japan Trip with a Southern Twist

The Quintessential 14-day Japan Trip with a Southern Twist

H

Hoskuldur Guttormsson

Kyoto to Osaka; the long way 'round

Kyoto to Osaka; the long way 'round

H

Hilda Jonsdottir