fukuoka, japan | original ramen & unique shrines in japan’s most underrated city | solo travel vlog

for my first solo travel vlog i take you with me to the south of japan. come with me exploring fukuoka, one of the most underrrated cities in japan. let’s explore some unique temples, eat amazing foods at the birthplace of hakata ramen, check out the best shops, wander around hakata old town and soak in the vibe of this city with me!

i’m using fukuoka as a base for some road trips on kyushu island, so i recommend staying a couple nights more.

this was only the first stop of my trip to japan, so make sure to check out my other vlogs from this trip, including my day trips from fukuoka!

check out my japan travel playlist:

don’t forget to like and subscribe to stay updated with future content if you enjoyed this one!

⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 intro & arrival
01:03 sumiyoshi shrine
02:05 donguri republic (ghibli store)
02:58 noodle street & shin shin ramen
03:40 nakatsukasa magotaro shrine
04:42 APOC coffee
05:20 nyoirinji frog temple
08:02 dazaifu (shopping street, ghibli store, temple)
11:55 tocho-ji temple
13:07 shopping (hakata station, ramen street, nintendo store, stationary & home ware)

📅 Travel date: august 2026

📷 Camera:
DJI Osmo Pocket 3
iPhone 17 Pro

🎙️ Mic:
DJI Mic Mini

🖥️ Editing program:
DaVinci Resolve

📸 Subscribe to watch more cozy vlogs about my solo travels, road trips and adventures around the world! 👨🏻‍💻

#solotravel #travelvlog #japantravel #kyushu #fukuoka #japanvlog

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about me:
hi there! i’m natascha, a solo female traveler from europe with a big love for asia and south america! after traveling to 50 countries across 6 continents, i finally started sharing my travel vlogs to give you an insight into the real experiences. i’m usually a fast paced traveler and i use this to slow down my way of traveling, live in the moment and just calmly enjoy the beauty of our planet. i’m glad you made it to my little corner of the internet and i hope you enjoy it!

© Filmed and edited by nash is somewhere 2026
Downloading the video, sharing and secondary editing is prohibited.for my first solo travel vlog i take you with me to the south of japan. come with me exploring fukuoka, one of the most underrrated cities in japan. let’s explore some unique temples, eat amazing foods at the birthplace of hakata ramen, check out the best shops, wander around hakata old town and soak in the vibe of this city with me!

i’m using fukuoka as a base for some road trips on kyushu island, so i recommend staying a couple nights more.

this was only the first stop of my trip to japan, so make sure to check out my other vlogs from this trip, including my day trips from fukuoka!

check out my japan travel playlist:

don’t forget to like and subscribe to stay updated with future content if you enjoyed this one!

⏰ Timestamps:
00:00 intro & arrival
01:03 sumiyoshi shrine
02:05 donguri republic (ghibli store)
02:58 noodle street & shin shin ramen
03:40 nakatsukasa magotaro shrine
04:42 APOC coffee
05:20 nyoirinji frog temple
08:02 dazaifu (shopping street, ghibli store, temple)
11:55 tocho-ji temple
13:07 shopping (hakata station, ramen street, nintendo store, stationary & home ware)

📅 Travel date: august 2026

📷 Camera:
DJI Osmo Pocket 3
iPhone 17 Pro

🎙️ Mic:
DJI Mic Mini

🖥️ Editing program:
DaVinci Resolve

📸 Subscribe to watch more cozy vlogs about my solo travels, road trips and adventures around the world! 👨🏻‍💻

______________

about me:
hi there! i’m natascha, a solo female traveler from europe with a big love for asia and south america! after traveling to 50 countries across 6 continents, i finally started sharing my travel vlogs to give you an insight into the real experiences. i’m usually a fast paced traveler and i use this to slow down my way of traveling, live in the moment and just calmly enjoy the beauty of our planet. i’m glad you made it to my little corner of the internet and i hope you enjoy it!

© Filmed and edited by nash is somewhere 2026
Downloading the video, sharing and secondary editing is prohibited.

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