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Kathryn Rodríguez Pérez
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"🇬🇧 Fukuoka is another place Japanese citizens travel to if they want to eat well! There are many options around, specially for ramen 🍜
The city also has a beautiful garden with a pagoda, many shops, and is close to Itoshima, famous for the Couple Stones, a symbol of eternal love✨
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🇪🇸 ¡Fukuoka es otra ciudad a la que viajan los japoneses si quieren comer bien! Hay muchísimas opciones, sobre todo de ramen 🍜
La ciudad también cuenta con un precioso jardín con una pagoda, muchas tiendas, y está cerca de Itoshima, famosa por dos rocas unidas que simbolizan el amor eterno✨"
Mary Crisostomo
"Fukuoka houses several Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. You can find many around Hakata and Tenjin. If you want to see Japan's biggest reclining Buddha statue, visit Nanzo-in Temple. Furthermore, the city offers plenty of shopping malls, izakayas, and yatai stalls.
If you're on a budget, find the food markets inside Amu Plaza Hakata, Hakata Hankyu, and Kitte Hakata instead of buying at convenience stores. You'll get a great deal there! "
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