How to Get to Hareruya2 Fukuoka from Tenjin Station

Two Hareruya shops in one building

BPR Square Tenjin Daimyo holds two Hareruya shops. Hareruya2 Fukuoka, the Pokémon card shop, is on 2F according to its Japanese and English store pages and the Hareruya2 store list. Hareruya Fukuoka, the Magic: The Gathering shop, is on 6F according to the Hareruya store list. Hareruya2's access page is headed 晴れる屋福岡店 (Hareruya Fukuoka, without the 2), and its last step gives 6F, the Magic shop's floor. The route to the building is the same for both shops, so follow the access page to the building and then go to 2F for Pokémon cards.

Google Maps shows the same split: a search for the shop lists both places at the same address, Hareruya2 on 2F and the Magic shop on 6F. The walking directions button above sets Hareruya2 on 2F as the destination.

From the subway: Tenjin Station

The official access page lists this route, with a photo for each step:

• Get off at Tenjin Station on the subway and leave through the Central ticket gate (中央改札口). The page warns that this is not the East or West gate.
• Take Exit 7 (7番出口), which is 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 continue with the last two steps of the Nishitetsu route below.

From the Nishitetsu line: Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station

• Get off at Nishitetsu Fukuoka (Tenjin) Station and leave through the North gate (北口). The page warns that this is 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 store page also links to a short video of the route. Open the access page or the video on your phone before you leave the station and match the photos as you go.

Opening hours

The shop opens at 12:00 on weekdays and at 10:00 on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, and closes at 21:00 every day. The store page says it is open all year (年中無休). A weekday morning visit will find it closed.

What the shop sells

It is a Pokémon Trading Card Game specialty shop. The store page lists Standard and Extra format singles, old-back (旧裏) cards, bargain singles and supplies, and says the shop buys cards, including sealed packs. It has a play space with 88 seats and runs events daily. If you are buying Japanese Pokémon singles for the first time, how to tell which Japanese Pokémon card you are looking at explains the expansion mark and collection number, and how to get from a Pokémon's name to the exact Japanese single covers searching by name.

What the official pages do not say

The shop's 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. Ask at the counter or check the shop's page before you go.

Other card shops in Tenjin

Card Labo Fukuoka Tenjin on Nishidori sells Pokémon and many other card games, and MINT Fukuoka PARCO on 7F of Fukuoka PARCO sells sports cards. Near Hakata Station, Pokémon Center Fukuoka sells Pokémon Card Game products.

Before you fly home

Single cards are easy to bend in a bag. Our sleeve size guide covers which sleeves fit Japanese cards, and the slab storage guide covers boxes for graded cards.

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