Fukuoka's riverside open-air food stalls are the best in Japan. We pick five that are not to be missed on your next trip Fukuoka, a vibrant city in Japan, is renowned for its unique food culture.

Tucked on Japan’s southwestern island of Kyushu, Fukuoka thrives in the understated—a mix of old-world craft and neon-lit ...

At the heart of Yanagawa stands Ohana, an iconic estate and a symbol of the region’s rich history. Spanning an expansive ...

To see how Fukuoka comes alive when the sun dips below the horizon, visit the "more than 150 yatai food stalls, or mobile food carts," located on the north bank of the Naka River, said Afar.

FUKUOKA—After a seven-year absence ... The zoo is expected to allocate 23 million yen annually for the elephants’ food. The figure is equal to 40 percent of feed for the zoo’s other animals ...

FUKUOKA--Ten years after prefectural police departments across Japan started to recruit and promote more female police officers, Fukuoka prefectural police are still playing catch-up. The ...

Fukuoka may be famous for its seafood, but it’s also home to a variety of delicious plant-based eats. In this second part of ...