Why it matters
Ohori Park is a large urban park built around a pond and opened in 1929. Walking, running and cycling routes circle the water, while bridges connect three islands within the pond. The park's open space is only one part of the area: the Japanese Garden, Fukuoka Art Museum, Noh Theatre, rental boats and parking have separate operators, schedules and admission conditions. Plan the waterfront loop independently from those facilities and check each official site before visiting. Boat operations, lighting and parking details can change and are not treated here as permanent park-wide facts.
How to get to Ohori Park
From Ohorikoen Station or Tojinmachi Station on the Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line, walk about seven minutes to the park. The site is broad, so the practical exit and walking time depend on the intended area.
How long to spend
Allow about 60–150 minutes as an editorial estimate for the pond loop and pauses; the 90-minute figure is not an operator-published average. Budget separate time for the Japanese Garden, Fukuoka Art Museum, Noh performances and rental boats, and check each facility's official information.
Planning baseline90 minutes on site
Location and official information
Location: 1-2 Ohori Koen, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka 810-0051. This is the official reference address; the coordinate is a representative map point for the broad park, not an entrance, office or surveyed centroid.
The saved coordinate identifies the published site or precinct. It may not be a surveyed visitor entrance.
