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Jigyōhama, Fukuoka — Area Guide & Where to Stay
The Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum is the single site the record files under Jigyōhama, a district of Fukuoka entered as 地行浜一丁目.
About Jigyōhama
Where to stay in Jigyōhama
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Baseball brings people to Jigyōhama. The Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum is the one address the register files in the district, and a room taken here is a room taken within walking reach of that museum rather than of a hotel row 地行浜一丁目 does not have. Fukuoka holds the rest, and a visitor splitting time between the museum and the wider city will find the run in short enough to make either choice workable.
About Jigyōhama
What are the main landmarks in Jigyōhama?
One museum, and nothing else. The Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum carries the whole of the district's entry, a single institution set against a name that otherwise appears in the record only as 地行浜一丁目. Fukuoka files its temples and towers elsewhere.
That leaves Jigyōhama with a specialist draw rather than a circuit.
What is the history of Jigyōhama?
The founding year is blank for Jigyōhama. What the register does hold is the present shape of the place, a district of Fukuoka in Japan set down as 地行浜一丁目 and rendered in some sources as Jigyō-hama, together with the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum standing in it. No earlier date attaches.
Nothing in the file reaches back past the naming, and the museum is entered without a year of its own, so the account here stops where the register stops.
Where is Jigyōhama?
Jigyōhama is one of the named districts of Fukuoka and appears in the record as 地行浜一丁目, ground marked by a single museum.
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Updated August 2026