Compare Fukuoka Oktoberfest, Ohori SEKAI, Hakata Riverside and seasonal festivals using official dates, hours and access.
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Fukuoka Oktoberfest 2026
Reisen Park · Nakasu-Kawabata
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An evening option for German food and music after exploring the Kushida Shrine area.
Hours & closed days
Weekdays 16:00–22:00; weekends 11:00–22:00 · last orders 21:40
Access
About 3 minutes on foot from Nakasu-Kawabata Station.
Cost & visit checks
Check admission, food prices, performances and day-of operation through the official page. Keep an indoor meal as a fallback.
A ticketed evening light and art event to plan separately from a daytime park walk.
Hours & closed days
October–December 18:30–22:00; last entry 21:30. Closed Mondays except public holidays and their eves.
Access
About 10 minutes on foot from Ohori-koen or Ropponmatsu Station.
Cost & visit checks
Official adult listing: advance ¥1,800 / same-day ¥2,300. Ages 12 and under need a guardian; preschool children enter free. Check date-specific opening and ticket conditions.
On busy dates, check the walk from the station exit and leave time before the final train. Prepare an indoor alternative such as Hakata City or Tenjin Chikagai in case an outdoor event is cancelled.
Itinerary, hotel-area and menu choices are JapanPin editorial suggestions, not firsthand reviews or live opening, seat or fare checks. Operating, booking and transport conditions can change after the review date.