How to Get to Hareruya Fukuoka, the Magic Shop in Tenjin

One building, two Hareruya shops

The same building holds Hareruya2 Fukuoka, the Pokémon card shop, on 2F. Go to 6F for Magic: The Gathering and to 2F for Pokémon cards. Google Maps lists both places at the same address; the map buttons above put this shop on 6F first.

From the subway: Tenjin Station

The official access page gives this route:

• Get off at Tenjin Station on the subway and leave through the Central ticket gate (中央改札口), not the East or West gate.
• Take Exit 7 (7番出口), straight ahead of the gate.
• Ride the escalator toward Exit 7. When the PARCO sign comes into view, take the stairs on the right.
• At street level, turn left.
• The page says to walk straight for about 300 m until the Tenjin Kyowa Building (天神協和ビル前) bus stop comes into view, then turn left at the next intersection.
• The Nishitetsu Grand Hotel is across the road on the right. Cross at the signal.
• Walk straight ahead with the hotel on your right, then follow the last two steps of the Nishitetsu route below.

From the Nishitetsu line: Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station

• Leave Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station through the North gate (北口), not the Central or South gate.
• Go straight from the gate and down the North stairs. A large video screen comes into view; go out to its left, toward Shintencho (新天町).
• Keep McDonald's on your right and follow the road, past Cafe San Fukaya and between Round1 and GiGO.
• When the Nishitetsu Grand Hotel is across the road, cross at the signal and go left.
• Turn right at the Tsuruya Golf (つるやゴルフ) corner. BPR Square Tenjin Daimyo is diagonally to your right; the shop is on 6F.

Opening hours

The shop opens at 15:00 on weekdays and at 10:00 on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, and closes at 23:00 every day. Hareruya's store list says it is open all year (年中無休). On a weekday, the Pokémon shop on 2F opens three hours earlier, at 12:00.

What the shop sells

The store page lists the latest booster packs, bargain singles and supplies, and says the shop buys Magic cards, sealed packs included. It has 80 free play seats, runs events every day, and holds daily beginner sessions. Singles can be ordered online from the shop's order page and picked up in the shop.

What the official pages do not say

The pages do not state whether there is an elevator, which payment methods are accepted, whether tax-free shopping is offered, or whether staff speak English. We have left these as not confirmed.

Before you fly home

If you are bringing Japanese cards home, what actually changes between Japanese and English printings explains what to check before you buy, and our sleeve size guide covers sleeves that fit.

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