Seaside Momochi

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8 of 13 in Fukuoka

Seaside Momochi (百道浜) is a dynamic and scenic waterfront district in Fukuoka, nestled along the shores of Hakata Bay on land reclaimed for development. Originally created for the 1989 Asia Pacific Expo, the area boasts sleek modern architecture and wide, tree-lined avenues that invite leisurely strolls. The district is also known for its innovative design, featuring underground phone and electricity lines, which help maintain its clean, open look and modern atmosphere. Public parks throughout the area provide peaceful green spaces, perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities.

The district is home to a wide range of attractions, making it a must-visit spot for tourists. Seaside Momochi offers beautiful beaches where visitors can enjoy the sun and sea, along with museums like the Fukuoka City Museum, which showcases the region's rich history. Shoppers can explore numerous retail outlets, and food lovers can indulge in the area’s diverse dining options, from casual eateries to upscale restaurants. Notable landmarks such as Fukuoka Tower and Fukuoka PayPay Stadium are located within a kilometer of each other, making it an ideal location for both sightseeing and entertainment.

Getting there

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You can reach Seaside Momochi in 15-20 minutes on foot from Nishijin, Tojinmachi, or Fujisaki subway stations. By bus, it takes 15-25 minutes from Tenjin Station or 20-30 minutes from Hakata Station (260 yen one way). The W1 bus line is especially useful, as it connects Tenjin, Fukuoka Dome, Fukuoka Tower, and Fujisaki Subway Station.