Witness the dramatic transformation of Hakata as you cruise along the water. Glide past bustling yatai stalls teeming with activity, vibrant crowds of tourists, and the dazzling neon glow of Canal City Hakata in the distance. This unique panorama, only visible from the water, will leave you awestruck.

Depending on your chosen cruise and timing, your journey might be enhanced by live musical performances onboard. These delightful additions elevate your water adventure with another layer of entertainment.

As you navigate Hakata Bay, the cruise will pass by iconic landmarks that whisper tales of the city's rich history and development. Keep your eyes peeled for the Fukuoka City Red Brick House Cultural Museum, Fukuoka International Conference Center, and the Hakata Port Tower – all offering glimpses into Hakata's past and present.

The water bus is a perfect activity for families with children. They'll be captivated by the scenic views and entertained by live performances (if available).

• Ditch the usual sights and embark on a scenic cruise along the Naka River and Hakata Bay. W
• Escape the hustle and bustle of the city streets and unwind on a leisurely water cruise.
• The Nakasu River Cruise might pass by traditional yatai food stalls, offering a glimpse into Fukuoka's vibrant street food culture.

• Feel free to capture stunning photos of the city skyline and landmarks during the cruise.
• While some cruises might offer light refreshments for purchase onboard, it's advisable to bring your own water or snacks, especially if traveling with children
• Cruises might be cancelled or rescheduled due to inclement weather conditions for safety reasons.

• Adults: 13 years old and above
• Children: 6-12 years old
• Free for 5 years old and under
• Please arrive at the boarding gate 15 minutes in advance.
• All seats on board are non-reserved.
• Please note that the route may be changed or the service may be suspended due to weather conditions.
• Food and drinks are available on board.
• After boarding the ship, please first confirm the location of the life-saving equipment.