Riverside
Muromi River
A place where people walk, pause, and the seasons change quietly along the water.
WEST FUKUOKA
Johren Adventure
A simple local journey through West Fukuoka.
Small stories emerge along stations, streets, and everyday places.
What is Johren?
A quiet local discovery project.
Johren Adventure follows everyday routes through
stations, shops, scenic views, and small cultural places,
inviting brief moments of noticing along the way.
No app. No registration.
Your normal commute or walk becomes a small journey.
stations, shops, scenic views, and small cultural places,
inviting brief moments of noticing along the way.
No app. No registration.
Your normal commute or walk becomes a small journey.
West Fukuoka spots
A few quiet highlights along the route.
Seaside memory
Pine groves
A coastline once used by travelers. Now, mostly wind—and footsteps—remain.
Everyday streets
Nishijin & Fujisaki Street Market
Shopping streets where small shops, talk, and daily life naturally cross paths.
High ground
Atago Shrine
A place above the city and sea—people have stopped here for a long time.
Park
Odo Park
An ordinary park where walking, playing, and doing nothing all fit naturally.
How it works
Very simple. No app needed.
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.
Why Johren works
Designed to match Japan’s cultural logic.
Familiar in Japan
Stamp rallies and temple or shrine visit stamps are part of everyday culture. Johren grows naturally from habits people already recognize.
Experience first
In Phase 1, there are no discounts or exchanges. The focus is walking, noticing, and enjoying.
Easy for shops
No setup cost. No ongoing work. Johren fits quietly into existing places without changing how they operate.
Start with the West Fukuoka map.
This is a demo to show what might be possible in Itoshima.
The number of pins will grow gradually.
Note: Places listed here do not imply partnership, endorsement, or recommendation of any specific business or facility.