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Kashii-hama, Fukuoka — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Kashii-hama is a district of Fukuoka registered as 香椎浜, one of three Kashii names on the city's outer ground.
About Kashii-hama
Where to stay in Kashii-hama
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Kashii-hama sits well out from the middle of Fukuoka, so a stay here trades the walk-everywhere convenience of the inner districts for room and for a quieter set of streets. Kashii-teriha stands nearest. You want space rather than a central address. Najima and Mizutani follow at about the same remove, and Minato-kashii, Matsuzaki and Kasumigaoka fill out the ground between here and the rest of the city.
About Kashii-hama
What are the main landmarks in Kashii-hama?
香椎浜 lists no monument. The district registers as a name and an area without any listed building inside it, which leaves Kashii-teriha, Najima and Minato-kashii as the nearer places a visitor would set out for. Mizutani and Matsuzaki lie about as far.
What Kashii-hama offers instead of a monument is its own ground, a piece of Fukuoka carrying the Kashii name alongside Kashii-teriha and Minato-kashii.
What is the history of Kashii-hama?
Kashii-hama has no founding year in the record. Its name repeats across the city's register, since Kashii-teriha and Minato-kashii carry the same Kashii element, and the three together mark out a stretch of Fukuoka that shares a name if not a single past. 香椎浜 is the registered form. Fukuoka Prefecture stands above the city in Japan, and beneath that the file for this district keeps to boundaries rather than to events.
Where is Kashii-hama?
Kashii-hama occupies outer Fukuoka ground, with Kashii-teriha, Najima and Mizutani its nearest neighbours, in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.
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Updated August 2026