Canal City is not just a mall, it's an entire area where you can find tons of great things to look at and buy. The mall itself is filled with trendy name brand shops, including the Gap, North Face, Eddie Bauer, and so on. Around the mall, there are lots of little shops, and a long shopping gallery that spans over three blocks. The gallery has lots of places where you can buy crafts, clothes and other fun items.
What to buy: The best shop that I found was in the long gallery. There was a wonderful paper shop that sold writing and craft paper, as well as gorgeous paper prints. Also, look for tea and tea services, including all the accessories. You can also buy Japanese print fabric (for all you sewers and quilters out there).
What to pay: I spent about 1000Y in the paper shop, and bought two prints and two packages of calligraphy paper. I also got a stamp made for about 1500Y. I'd say that $1USD is just under 100Y.
Written Sep 5, 2004
Address: Hakata
I was so excited to find a Lush in Fukuoka! I'd been craving Lush, and it was a pleasant surprise, as I had thought there wasn't one here!
To find this shop, visit Canal City shopping center, near Hakata Station. It's located on the third floor!
Prices are similar to those at other Lush stores.
Written Sep 4, 2004
This store was formally known as Hakata Riverrain.
Business hours are 10:00A.M-8:00P.M
What to buy: It is a great place to go for high designer brand goods shops such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Fendi etc etc. and there are over 7 floors of it!
Written Jun 17, 2004
Address: 3-1 Shimokawabata-machi, Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City
Phone: 092-271-5050
Canal City is a large complex of fashion, theatres, restaurants and hotels.
It is supposed to be designed for young people. It is not like an usual department store.
There are a lot of fashion and sports shops in the shopping section. No local shop but all well known.
In the same building, there is eating section and theatre section.
I liked the building since the shape is not square, interestingly distorted and the site has a courtyard with a canal.
Updated Oct 27, 2003
Website: http://www.canalcity.co.jp/
Canal City is a huge shopping mall on the edge of Nakatsu and a 100 yen bus ride from both Tenjin and Hakata Station area.
The mall has numerous shops, restaurants, 2 hotels, a cinema complex and theatre.
Sometimes I would come to Fukuoka just to hang around this place! It is my favourite shopping place in Kyushu.
What to buy: You name it you can get it at Canal City! It was a great place to pick up items that fit foreigners too!
What to pay: This isn't a cheap place to shop.
Written May 1, 2003
Connected to the Tenjin subway station is a long underground shoping mall of some 400m with hundreds of shops selling mainly women's clothes.
What to pay: Prices are mid to high end.
Updated May 3, 2009
Fukuoka Mitsukoshi is a department store with Fukuoka Bus Center.
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Updated Apr 10, 2007
Address: 2-1-1 Tenjin Chuo-ku Fukuoka
Phone: 092-724-3111
Written Nov 20, 2003
Website: http://www.fukuya.com/
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