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- Iwanaga - * Tempura * Lunch & dinner Enjoy a variety of fresh fried seafood and vegetables in the traditional style.:
- The Castillian Room Bar - * Hours 11:30am to 1:00am The relaxed atmosphere of the Castillian Bar is an ideal place for a business meeting or to enjoy a drink before dinner. We recommend our original cocktails of reputation.:
- Senbazuru - * Japanses Cuisine * Breakfast, lunch & dinner For your dining pleasure, we offer "Kansai style" cuisine prepared with the best and freshest ingredients by our chef. There are six private dining rooms available for parties up to 20 people. Also, you will enjoy a view of the city from the 14th floor dining area.:
- Daichi-Tamayasushi - * Sushi * Lunch & dinner Fresh and tasteful flavors from the sea of Genkai will make you satisfied and relaxed with the traditional atmosphere.:
- Room Service - * Hours 6:00am to 2:00am If you want to relax, why not enjoy a first class in room dining experience from an extensive menu.:
- Green House - * Breakfast, lunch & dinner In the hall full of sunlight, you can enjoy your meal or coffee and pastries from our own bakery.:
- The Castillian Room - * French Cuisine * Sunday buffet, lunch & dinner The elegant decor and atmosphere of the Castillian Room makes it perfect for candlelight dining. French cuisine and a wide selection of vintage wines are offered.:
- Watahan - * Japanese Cuisine * Lunch & dinner Watahan serves traditional Japanese dishes such as fresh seafood and other seasonal specialties. The Japanese Inn type decor makes you feel completely at home in Hakata.:
- Taikan-En - * Chinese Cuisine * Lunch & dinner Taikan-En's many different kinds of Chinese dishes will delight your palate. Our chef uses only the highest quality ingredients.:
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| Attractions: |
- Festivals & Events - * May 3 & 4 Hakata Dontaku Festival: 25,000 people participate in parades throughout the city. * July 1 to 15 Hakata Gion Yamakasa: For the duration of the festival, gorgeous floats are built throughout the city. The climax of the festival occurs on July 15th at 4:59am when several hundred men wearing traditional costumes carry a one-ton float through the city. * September Asian Pacific Festival: Held throughout the month celebrating Asia arts, music and food. * December Fukuoka International Open Marathon: Held the first Sunday in December. * January 3 Tamaseri at Hakozaki Shrine: A New Year's festival held for a good harvest and fish catch.:
- City Attractions - * Canal City Shopping and Entertainment Center. 10 minute walk * Ohori Park, one of Japan's famous parks. There is a one-mile cushioned jogging track and cycling/roller blading track around a beautiful lake with a large variety of birds and flowers to enjoy. 20 minute walk * Fukuoka Art Museum, located on the southwest corner of Ohori Park. * Dazaifu Temple Shrine, one of Japan's most famous Tenmangu shrines which worships the God of Learning. 10 miles, 30 minutes by car or train * Fukuoka City Zoological and Botanical Gardens, with 200 kinds of animals and 2000 plants. 15 minute walk * Bayside Place, a complex containing a ferry passenger terminal, restaurants, stores and meeting space. * Fukuoka Dome, home of the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks baseball team. 20 minutes by bus * Fukuoka Tower, the tallest seaside tower in Japan, with two observation rooms. 15 minutes by bus * Genkai Quasi-National Park, a maritime park facing the Sea of Genaki Nada, presents a typical Japanese scenery of white sandy beaches and green pine groves. It abounds in relics reminiscent of bygone days. * Nakasu, largest entertainment district in Western Japan. 5 minutes by taxi:
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