About the shrine office building

Floor Guide

Along with a shrine office and jinja gift counter, there are cafés, restaurants,
rental venues, and more. Detailed information on the shops is also available.

Restaurant Information

Blue Bottle Coffee Fukuoka Tenjin Café
Photo by Hiroshi Muzisaki

Blue Bottle Coffee Fukuoka Tenjin Café

You can enjoy specialty coffee that is carefully brewed one cup at a time, brunch plates with bread from Fukuoka’s popular Pain Stock, toast, and desserts and pastries that go perfectly with coffee.

Business hours:

For more information, please see the official website below.

Nangoku Fruits Parlour

Nangoku Fruits Parlour

Whether it’s a special treat or an everyday occasion, you can enjoy the most delicious fruit right now.
The menu focuses entirely on seasonal fruit.
Vividly colored and rich in nutrients, fresh fruit finds its perfect expression in parfaits and desserts served in a fruit parlor.
Enjoy seasonal flavors in a relaxing space while taking in the natural setting of Kego Shrine.

Business hours:

For more information, please see the official website below.

Bar Vespula

Bar Vespula

An authentic bar on the grounds of the shrine, Bar Vespula opens at 1:00 p.m. and offers a rich array of alcoholic beverages and cocktails. Enjoy a special time in the bar’s relaxing atmosphere.

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Hakata Mizutaki Hamadaya Tenjin

Hakata Mizutaki Hamadaya Tenjin

The pride of the restaurant is mizutaki chicken hot pot, which is both light and flavorful. It is boiled for a short time using plenty of fresh chicken stock and features the flavor of red chicken and highly aromatic vinegar soy sauce. At the restaurant, waitresses tend the hot pot at each table, adding to a lasting impression of the highly refined service.

Business hours:

For more information, please see the official website below.

THE KEGO CLUB by HAPPO-EN

THE KEGO CLUB by HAPPO-EN

Outfitted with both large and small banquet halls and private rooms, the restaurant can accommodate a full range of culinary requests featuring local Kyushu ingredients—whether for weddings, banquets, post-gokito meals, naorai (post-ceremony gathering with food), or other events. The staff eagerly awaits proposals of all kinds and can deliver one-stop event production.

For more information, please see the official website below.

Cultural Properties and Collections

The exhibits available for viewing are located on the first and second floors only.
Other items on display are not open to the public.