Dukes Hotel Fukuoka

2-3-9 Hakataeki-mae, Hakata-ku Fukuoka, Fukuoka, Kyushu-Okinawa, 812-0011, Japan

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From Hakata to Busan a trip by ferry.

A travel blog entry by oliverfisher

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... Korea. The ferry was reasonable nice, they had a tv in the rooms and a karaoke bar and a public bath, i did spend most my time trying to catch on some sleep though, so i didn't really get to check out that much, i think i prefer the ferry to flying, it seems like more of a journey, something that i would definetly reccomend if you have the time, though i think that sometimes you can get flights for about the same price so that might be a better ...

Üç Maymun Gerçekte Ne Diyor?..

A travel blog entry by gecturk

... olacağını anlatır”.





Maymun figürlerininin olduğu ...

Day 13 Fukuoka

A travel blog entry by willandclaire

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... Christmas songs play. I love it, being a Christmasholic! On the way through town Kenichi insisted on buying us an umbrella as it has just started to rain, we walked through 'Canal City' a large shopping arcade on the waterside with a canal flowing through it. Ken showed us Japanese style BBQ's by the waterside, in large tents where you can sit and eat fresh food, however as there was nothing vegetarian he took us to a ...

The Truffle Chuffle, again and again and...

A travel blog entry by aborder

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... comfortable. One walks in through a narrow kitchen, there is a bathroom to the left and the narrow kitchen leads to the box bedroom/lounge/dining room all combined. She has a futon that folds out and I enjoyed a very comfortable night sleep.

The next day in Fukuoka, I did something very unique, I sat on my **** for 8 hours! However, I have fond memories of watching Trans World Sport on a Saturday morning on Channel 4 as a child and ...

Busan, South Korea to Fukuoka, Japan

A travel blog entry by evelyncurry

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... tub. Deliciously relaxing. Our first Japanese experience came when trying to buy food at the restaurant. We needed to exchange won for yen and then pick our dish, trying to decipher the Japanese. Luckily some of the foods had pictures. The time consuming part was remembering the Japanese text from the menu and pressing the correct vending-style button to order you meal. The staff were all Korean, as was the ferry line. An interesting mix of ...

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