Fukuoka fan spots to visit before and after a live show

The joy of a live trip is not limited to the excitement inside the venue itself. When visiting Fukuoka, why not make your fan activities even more memorable? The city is filled with places where you can wholeheartedly celebrate and support your favorite artists. Perfect for building anticipation before a show or savoring the afterglow once it ends, these spots add another layer of enjoyment to your trip.

In this article, we introduce four must-see destinations: from PayPay Dome and popular photo spots shared on social media, to creating personalized goods and celebrating with themed sweets. Each offers a unique way to enhance your experience and turn your trip into an unforgettable memory.

PayPay Dome, filled with photo spots

PayPay Dome, Fukuoka’s iconic multipurpose stadium, is the largest entertainment hub in Kyushu, hosting everything from baseball games to major concerts. For fans traveling to see their favorite artists, it is nothing short of a pilgrimage site. Around the dome, visitors will find numerous photo spots, while its illuminated exterior at night makes for stunning, share-worthy images on social media.

Inside and outside the venue, shops offer exclusive merchandise and limited-edition collaboration items, adding a sense of excitement before or after a show. Situated along the waterfront, the dome also provides spectacular sunset views, making it well worth a visit even beyond event hours. With its unique mix of energy, atmosphere, and scenery, PayPay Dome is a place where the thrill of a live performance can be cherished long after the show ends.

Hours	Regular Hours: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM On Night Game Days: 10:00 AM – until 1 hour after the game ends On Day Game Days: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM Winter Season (December – February): 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM Closed on Mondays (except national holidays and when games are held at Mizuho PayPay Dome)
Address	2-2-2 Jigyohama, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, Japan
Access	・Fukuoka Washington Hotel: Walk about 10 minutes to JR Hakata Station. Take a direct bus bound for PayPay Dome from Hakata Bus Terminal and arrive in about 20 minutes. Walk a short distance from the Dome-mae bus stop to Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka.
URL	https://www.softbankhawks.co.jp/stadium/

Fukuoka Tower, a new pilgrimage spot for fans

Standing 234 meters tall, Fukuoka Tower is both a symbol of the city and, in recent years, a newly emerging pilgrimage spot for fans. From its observation deck, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of Hakata Bay, while outside the tower the “Fence of Vows” offers a unique attraction: attaching a love lock dedicated to a favorite artist or a loved one. Each lock is later blessed at a nearby shrine, with prayers offered for the fulfillment of wishes.

By day, the tower provides refreshing panoramic views, and by night, a romantic cityscape sets the stage for unforgettable photos. For those traveling for a live event, it is the perfect place to create lasting memories. As a landmark that can symbolize a truly special day, Fukuoka Tower is a spot not to be missed.

Hours	9:30 AM – 10:00 PM (last admission at 9:30 PM)
Address	2-3-26 Momochihama, Sawara-ku, Fukuoka, Japan
Access	・Fukuoka Washington Hotel: Walk about 10 minutes to JR Hakata Station. Take a Nishitetsu Bus bound for Fukuoka Tower from Hakata Bus Terminal and arrive in about 25 minutes. Walk about 2 minutes from the Fukuoka Tower Minamiguchi bus stop to Fukuoka Tower.
URL	https://www.fukuokatower.co.jp/

myRoom. MARK IS Fukuoka Momochi, where you can create your own fan items

myRoom. MARK IS Fukuoka Momochi is a workshop-style store where visitors can create their own personalized fan items. By combining patches in favorite colors and designs, you can craft one-of-a-kind bags or accessories. Whether you coordinate items in your idol’s colors, add a name, or include a special message, the result makes for a perfect keepsake from your trip—or matching goods to share with friends.

The process of making the item itself becomes a memorable experience, while the finished product is perfect for sharing on social media. Conveniently located near Fukuoka Dome, it’s an ideal spot to visit before or after a live show to turn your fan experience into something tangible.

Hours	10:00 AM – 9:00 PM Hours may vary depending on the facility
Address	1F MARK IS Fukuoka Momochi, 2-2-1 Jigyohama, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka, Japan
Access	・Fukuoka Washington Hotel: Walk about 10 minutes to JR Hakata Station. Take the Subway Airport Line and get off at Tojinmachi Station. Walk about 15 minutes to myRoom. MARK IS Fukuoka Momochi.
URL	https://www.instagram.com/myroom.markisfukuoka/

Houseki to Kuroneko, where jewel-like drinks set the mood

Houseki to Kuroneko is a unique sweets café where visitors can enjoy both fan activities and a relaxing café experience. Its signature jewel-like drinks sparkle like precious stones, while the popular plate service allows guests to add illustrations or personalized messages—perfect for celebrating an idol’s birthday or the success of a live performance.

The interior is designed with a fantastical atmosphere, creating a space that is as enchanting to photograph as it is to enjoy. Raising a glass with a gem-colored drink in your favorite hue makes for a memorable toast with friends, turning a simple gathering into something truly special. Here, amid sweets and sparkling drinks, fans can savor the afterglow of their experiences while creating moments to treasure.

Hours	11:00 AM – 7:00 PM Closed: Irregular holidays
Address	2-5-25 Imaizumi, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, Japan
Access	・Fukuoka Washington Hotel: Walk about 10 minutes to JR Hakata Station. Take the Subway Nanakuma Line and get off at Yakuin-odori Station. Walk about 7 minutes to Houseki to Kuroneko.
URL	https://www.instagram.com/housekitokuroneko/?hl=ja