Event in Fukuoka november?

Hello!

Maybe a strange question, but is there some sort of event in Fukuoka the 3th of november (2019).

Hotel prices are very high and dropping again the day after.

Kind regards,
Cornelia

I can tell you that it is not the sumo tournaments, which start a week later. And I can't find any info on concerts or events then.
But weekends, especially Saturday nights can be way more expensive for hotels - for some, close to double.
In the end, a full hotel is a full hotel. But it depends on the place, and if you get a less mainstream or non-chain place, you can probably still find something reasonable. Try looking at
https://goo.gl/X3LDaE
You don't give your full itinerary, but there are some good sights in the area, though fewer people actually know about them.
https://goo.gl/X3LDaE

Prices also sometimes drop so I would keep checking. They can even drop 1 month out. It's one reason I don't like non-refundable rates.

I was originally doing two different hotels in Kyoto in June because the Saturday night price at hotel A was close to 2x the nightly rate I was paying for each of my other 4 nights at A, so I booked Hotel B just for the one night, since it was considerably cheaper. Well, I kept checking various booking sites for Saturday night and last week hotel A dropped their price so I could book all 5 of my nights for close to the same rate and I canceled Hotel B. So I would also just keep checking and maybe book something just in case that you can cancel.

Sometimes the rates are also lower at a hotel's actual website vs an aggregator. I got a much better deal booking directly with the Candeo hotel than I was getting on Booking or Expedia. I've also gotten higher rates on the actual booking website vs. an aggregator. It just varies.

Good luck!

Fukuoka is crazy priced on Fri/Sat/Suns. Very little cheaper 5000-7000 per night hotels exist as they get booked up 3 months out almost instantly. Through the week is not a issue.

typically, Nov. 3 is national holiday, cultural day, �����̓�.
and in 2019, two days (Nov. 3 and 4) are contiguous holidays. if you add the Saturday, holidays are 3 days.
Japan has plenty national holidays. the next is Nov. 23.