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Use this route as a structured starting point. Confirm the live details for your dates, travellers, energy, accessibility and budget.
Keep the sequence and transfers visible.
One main anchor with room to recover.
Live prices, availability, access, weather and supplier terms require confirmation.
Day-by-day plan
Day 1 — Arrival in Fukuoka · choose the right base
Route decision Start with the family’s arrival time and luggage, not an attraction list. Hakata is the practical rail-and-arrival base; Tenjin can suit a family prioritising central shopping and food. Keep the first evening around the chosen base and protect sleep.
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Day 2 — Fukuoka city cluster · Ohori or Hakata
Route decision Choose one cluster: Ohori Park and the Fukuoka Castle ruins for an open-air, lower-pressure day, or Hakata/Kushida-area food and shopping when heat or rain makes a compact route better. Do not cross the city for a second anchor.
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Day 3 — Dazaifu choice · half-day or protected rest
Route decision Dazaifu can be the cultural half-day if the family wants a shrine-and-approach-street experience. If the children are tired or the weather turns, keep the day in Fukuoka and use a nearby indoor or food-led alternative instead of forcing the excursion.
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Day 4 — Fukuoka → Nagasaki · protected rail handoff
Route decision Treat the move as a travel day. Build the live JR Kyushu itinerary around the relay and Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen connection where applicable, reserve seats only after checking the current service, and avoid a timed Nagasaki attraction immediately after arrival.
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Day 5 — Nagasaki · choose a hill-light route
Route decision Choose one main story: Peace Park and the Atomic Bomb Museum area, or Dejima and the waterfront, then keep the second block close by. Glover Garden and hillside movement can be rewarding but add steps and weather exposure; keep a lower-effort alternative visible.
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Day 6 — Departure buffer · preserve the handoff
Route decision Use the actual departure airport and train/road connection to decide the final base. Confirm luggage, station access, and live departure timing; Alfred should leave the final morning editable rather than promising one more attraction. Planning notes
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Planning notes
Keep the route editable
Timing
Confirm dates, opening hours, transport schedules and timed-entry rules before booking.
Pacing
Keep one main anchor on demanding days and preserve a nearby fallback when weather, energy or transport changes.
Booking boundary
Alfred does not guarantee live prices, availability, supplier terms, road conditions or access. Check relevant official and partner sources before booking.
Build the full plan in Alfred
Generate, validate and edit the complete itinerary in the Alfred app.