Tucked away in the forested slopes of Mt. Raizan in Itoshima, Fukuoka, Raizan Sennyoji Daihioin Temple is a serene Buddhist temple with over 1,300 years of history. Founded in 742 AD by the Indian monk Seiga Shonin, this temple is a spiritual and cultural treasure, offering visitors a peaceful retreat into nature and tradition.

*Entrance fee JPY500/adult (Free under 15 years old) is not included in the tour fee.

Tucked away in the scenic countryside of Itoshima, Daimon Chaya Irori is a delightful café-style restaurant housed in a renovated traditional farmhouse. The name "Irori" refers to a classic Japanese sunken hearth, evoking a warm, nostalgic atmosphere that makes guests feel like they’ve stepped into a rural retreat.

The restaurant specializes in fresh seafood dishes, beautifully presented and sourced locally from the nearby coast. One of its most popular offerings is the kaisendon (seafood rice bowl), which features a generous assortment of seasonal fish at a surprisingly affordable price

*Lunch fee (around JPY1700-2000) is not included in the tour fee

*Those who are not raw-fish lover, I will give you some alternative choices.

Keya no Oto (芥屋の大門), Itoshima

Located at the northwestern tip of the Itoshima Peninsula, Keya no Oto is one of Japan’s largest basalt caves and a designated National Natural Monument. Towering at 64 meters high, 10 meters wide, and 90 meters deep, the cave was formed over millennia by wave erosion from the Genkai Sea, resulting in striking hexagonal and octagonal rock formations that resemble manmade pillars.

*The cave can only be seen on a boat that leaves nearby port every 45 min. The boat does not take reservation, so you will need to go to the port and see. And this service is only available between mid March and November.

*The approximate time for the trip is 45-60min (30min on the boat).

*The boat fee JPY1000/adult,JPY500/3yo-preschool students,Free smaller than 3, are not included in the tour fee.

The London Bus Cafe is a quirky and photogenic spot where two authentic red double-decker buses have been transformed into a retro-style café. It’s a favorite stop for travelers exploring the coast and looking for a sweet treat with a view.

Signature Gelato: The cafe is best known for its delicious gelato, available in a variety of flavors that change daily. From classic vanilla and chocolate to more adventurous picks, there’s something for every palate.

Eat-in Bus Experience: After ordering at the counter, guests can climb aboard the bus and enjoy their gelato on the upper deck, which serves as a cozy eat-in space with panoramic views of the ocean.

Instagram-Worthy Vibes: The vibrant red buses parked against the backdrop of blue sea and sky make for perfect photo ops. It’s a popular spot for couples, families, and solo travelers alike

Located on the scenic shores of Itoshima Peninsula in Fukuoka, Swing Heaven is a charming seaside playground where visitors of all ages can enjoy a carefree moment with the ocean breeze. This free-access spot features a variety of unique swings—including heart-shaped designs and multi-seaters—set against the backdrop of sparkling blue waters and palm trees, creating a dreamy, resort-like atmosphere.

Whether you're looking to snap the perfect photo for social media or simply want to feel the joy of swinging with the sea at your feet, Swing Heaven offers a magical experience.

Atago Shrine is the oldest shrine in the city and one of Japan’s three major shrines dedicated to the fire deity Atago-sama. It offers panoramic views of Hakata Bay and is a popular spiritual and scenic destination.

*You can either climb the whole stairs from the main road, that takes about 15min, or drive up to the mid-level.