私たち、結婚します
Byron&Nanako
Sunday, 28 March 2027
Dazaifu · Fukuoka, Japan
We're so glad you're here. We're bringing everyone together in Fukuoka, and for many of you that means a trip to Japan. Here you'll find the day's details, how to RSVP, gift information, and our favourite things to see across Fukuoka and greater Kyushu.
See you in Fukuoka
1 Chome-3-15 Tani, Chuo Ward,
Fukuoka, 810-0031, Japan
To follow the ceremony
View on mapLate March in Fukuoka is mild spring, often cherry-blossom season. A light layer is wise for the evening.
Please let us know by Thursday, 31 December 2026.
Your RSVP is on its way to us. We're so glad you'll be part of our day, and we can't wait to celebrate together in Fukuoka.
With love,
Byron & Nanako
The most important thing to us is your presence, and for some, travelling all the way to Fukuoka is more than we could ask for. Should you wish to give something, a contribution to our life together, or a gift, would be warmly appreciated, but not expected.
Make a holiday of it. Our favourite spots are pinned on the map below, from Fukuoka's food stalls to hot springs and volcanoes across Kyushu.
How to use the map: tap any pin to see what it is and why we love it. Tap the box icon in the map's top-right to open the full version, then sign in to save it to your own Google Maps so you have it while you're here.
Riverside street-food stalls in Nakasu, famous for tonkotsu ramen and yakitori after dark.
Lakeside gardens and the old castle grounds, lovely for a morning stroll.
A relaxed coastal strip of beaches, cafes and the photogenic seaside torii, about an hour from the city.
Home to one of the world's largest bronze reclining Buddhas, tucked in the hills at Sasaguri.
Hot-spring towns in Oita with steam vents and mountain views. A great overnight.
One of the world's largest volcanic calderas, dramatic scenery in Kumamoto.
Sheer cliffs and a rowing boat beneath a waterfall, one of Kyushu's most striking sights.
Harbour city with deep history, the Peace Park and a distinctive food culture.