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Attraction
Location
1-46 Yūsentei, Jonan Ward, Fukuoka, 814-0122, Japan
Yusentei Park is a Chisen Kaiyushiki-style Japanese garden originally built in 1754 as a retreat for the sixth lord of the Fukuoka domain, Kuroda Tsugutaka. The garden features a central pond, a 300-year-old symbolic tree, a waterfall, stone lanterns, and koi-filled ponds that change beautifully through the seasons. A traditional teahouse offers matcha and wagashi with a serene view of the water.
- Open 9:00–17:00; closed Mondays (and next day if Monday is a holiday) and Dec 29–Jan 1. Admission ¥200 adults, ¥100 children — one of Fukuoka's best-value attractions. The teahouse matcha and wagashi set (¥500 extra) is highly recommended for the view alone. Take Nishitetsu Bus No.12 from Tenjin or Hakata to the Yusentei stop (5 min walk), or walk 25 min from Nanakuma Line Ropponmatsu Station.
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