Nature in the city
Ohori Park
A calm stretch of water in the heart of Chuo Ward, surrounded by buildings. Its mood changes between morning and evening, and for locals, it is simply part of everyday life.
“Ohori · On the Way Home”
Johren Adventure
People walking. People running. People stopping for a moment.
Time flows as it always does,
in the park we return to every day.
What is Johren?
A local discovery system created for Japan.
What Johren values most is
“places that aren’t tourist spots, but shouldn’t be forgotten.”
Johren Adventure is a quiet local discovery system that connects
stations, shops, scenic views, and small cultural places
as you move through everyday routes.
No app required. No registration.
Your usual commute or walk becomes a small journey.
stations, shops, scenic views, and small cultural places
as you move through everyday routes.
No app required. No registration.
Your usual commute or walk becomes a small journey.
Place-based markers
Small stories & local notes
No app · no login
Everyday scenes beside the subway
Just a few quiet places along familiar paths.
A park on the hill
Nishi Park
A slightly elevated park just beside Ohori. Less a sightseeing spot, more a place locals use for walking, resting, and passing time.
The local team
PayPay Dome and the Sea
Home to Fukuoka’s local team,
a place many people have visited again and again.
Even on days without a game,
the sea breeze continues to blow.
How It Works
Very simple. No app required.
1. Notice a place
Discovery begins with everyday locations along your route.
2. Open the place page
Some locations include simple markers or links. No app or login is needed.
3. Leave with a small trace
A short story or place note appears — a quiet record of having been there.
Start with the Fukuoka Center map.
This area is a demonstration. New pins will be added gradually.
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