Fukuoka Family Trip Day 1 in Japan

I decided to take a trip with my family to clear my head.

My father was too busy (or rather, he was going on a golf trip to the Philippines later...).

So, my mother, younger sibling, and I joined forces to embark on a challenging(?) family trip to Fukuoka, Japan.

A photo taken at Incheon Airport.

Thinking we could go late since it was an afternoon flight was a mistake.

It took over 30 minutes just to check in our luggage;;

After a series of mishaps, we finally got our tickets, checked in our luggage, and browsed the duty-free shops.

Nakasu River

This is Nakasu in Fukuoka.

After going through Japanese immigration and taking the subway, we arrived at our accommodation! lol

By the way, the airplane turbulence was crazy, it felt like I was on a roller coaster haha

This is a photo of an area near the accommodation. It's called the Yatai (street food stalls) district.

The night view is beautiful. I want to go back thereㅠ

Me taking a picture of my sibling taking a picture of my mother.

You can see Canal City in the distance. What I liked about Fukuoka was that it was easy to quickly move from our accommodation

to other places. It's also convenient to travel by subway.

Ichiran Ramen

I tried Tonkotsu Ramen, a local dish.

As rumored, the line for Ichiran Ramen was incredibly long...

but surprisingly, we got in quickly lol

By the way, you can only eat on the second floor. What I mean is, there's no shop on the part where you're lining up(!)

You have to line up because you can only eat on the 2nd floor.

It was salty and greasy, but I enjoyed it. I wanted to finish the broth, but

I thought I might throw up if I did, so I passed. I also had two beers, and because

I was tired, I felt like throwing up.

I fell asleep with the beautiful architecture next to Tenjin Central Park behind our accommodation

as a backdrop.