Unfortunately, most of central Fukuoka isn\u2019t especially convenient to subway stations, and a short taxi or bus ride is best. However, for those going as far as Fukuoka Tower or Ohori Park, the train is the way to go. And like all major Japanese cities, it\u2019s the most efficient way to reach the airport. There are one-day unlimited subway tickets\u00a0available for 620 yen. The pass is valid\u00a0between Meinohama and Fukuokakuko, Nakasu-kawabata and Kaizuka, and Hashimoto and Tenjin-minami.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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