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Jōsui-dōri, Fukuoka — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Jōsui-dōri is a district of Fukuoka whose single recorded landmark is the Fukuoka Kyudenkinen Gymnasium. The Japanese form is 浄水通.
About Jōsui-dōri
Where to stay in Jōsui-dōri
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No hotel quarter sits inside Jōsui-dōri. The one anchor the district carries is the Fukuoka Kyudenkinen Gymnasium, so a stay built around a match or a meet there is the single case for looking at rooms in these streets rather than elsewhere. Every other reason points back to Fukuoka and the rooms spread across the city.
About Jōsui-dōri
What are the main landmarks in Jōsui-dōri?
One building carries the entry for Jōsui-dōri: the Fukuoka Kyudenkinen Gymnasium, an indoor sports hall listed against the district and nothing else beside it. No temple, no park, and no market hall follows in the same column. Anyone working through Fukuoka for sights will find the long inventories under other quarters of the city, and Jōsui-dōri contributes a single gymnasium to that wider list.
The hall is the district's whole record.
What is the history of Jōsui-dōri?
No founding year stands against Jōsui-dōri. The district enters the record as a named division of Fukuoka rather than as a settlement with a charter of its own, and nothing in the entry reaches back past that. The name carries forward in its Japanese form 浄水通.
What history the ground holds is documented for Fukuoka and for Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan, not at the scale of the quarter.
Where is Jōsui-dōri?
Jōsui-dōri is city ground in Fukuoka, one of the named quarters of a city that sits within Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan. The scale is small.
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Updated August 2026