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Susakimachi, Fukuoka — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Susakimachi is a Fukuoka district recorded from 1966, written 須崎町, and marked by the Japan Evangelical Lutheran Hakata Church.
About Susakimachi
Where to stay in Susakimachi
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Susakimachi gives a booker one recognisable marker, the Japan Evangelical Lutheran Hakata Church. Beyond that the entry names no hotel and no lodging street, so a room taken under 須崎町 is a room in Fukuoka chosen for its address rather than for the district's own offering. The rest is ordinary city.
It suits you if a service or a meeting brings you here.
About Susakimachi
What are the main landmarks in Susakimachi?
The Japan Evangelical Lutheran Hakata Church is the only building the record files under Susakimachi, and it accounts for the whole of the district's landmark entry. One entry, no more. Anything else a visitor walks to in 須崎町 will be unlisted.
What is the history of Susakimachi?
1966 is the year the record gives for the founding of Susakimachi, and that date is the one fixed point in the district's story, with everything else carried by the name 須崎町 alone. Nothing earlier is recorded. Since then the name has stayed in use across Fukuoka's address lists.
Where is Susakimachi?
Susakimachi covers a defined patch of Fukuoka under the name 須崎町, and the Japan Evangelical Lutheran Hakata Church stands within it.
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Updated August 2026