Why it matters
Kushida Shrine is an active place of worship closely connected with Hakata's history and festival culture. Its central location makes it a focused stop on a walk through the historic Hakata district, but an ordinary visit differs greatly from festival periods. Visit respectfully and avoid treating published tourism guidance as a promise about shrine-office services, museum access or other day-specific operations. Festival periods can materially affect crowding and access, so check current official city and prefectural tourism updates before visiting.
How to get to Kushida Shrine
About a two-minute walk from Kushida Jinja-mae Station on the Nanakuma Line. Gion and Nakasu-Kawabata are alternative stations; verify current services and festival-period access before travel.
How long to spend
Allow about 20–40 minutes for an ordinary visit; the 30-minute figure is an editorial planning estimate, not an operator-published average. Check current access arrangements during festival periods and follow shrine etiquette on the day.
Planning baseline30 minutes on site
Location and official information
Location: 1-41 Kamikawabata-machi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka 812-0026. The coordinate shown is a representative point within the shrine precinct near the worship area, not a surveyed entrance.
The saved coordinate identifies the published site or precinct. It may not be a surveyed visitor entrance.
