Things to do in Kitakyushu City

nice environment and good sea view. plenty of food and restaurant. baked curry was awesome ! nice place to go ! will be back again

the ancient building is historically iconic in the city , the flowers are starting to blossom so the photos look really nice

The highest point in Mojiko, behind the post office building At the time, the entrance fee was 300 yen You can see Shimonoseki across the sea at a glance

A 5-minute walk from the station is the Kyushu Railway Memorial. I am not a railway fan, but when I am in Kyushu, I have many opportunities to come into contact with various limited trains and different models of JR trains, so it is inevitable that I am sensitive to the surroundings of trains. There are three locomotives at the entrance of the Kyushu Railway Memorial, representing the technology of three eras. There are a large number of old trains on display inside, and you can also board the train to appreciate the internal structure. In the process of industrialization, there is probably no more important driving tool than the train. The most commemorative in China is the green-skinned train, but in Japan, there are too many technical stages and design stages. This memorial displays important fragments of railway trains.

The building is unique and magnificent, and houses and displays more than a thousand species and tens of thousands of marine fish and creatures. Through rich fish displays, protection propaganda for precious endangered species, wonderful marine animal performances and various popular science activities, it introduces knowledge about aquatic creatures, tells stories about the sea, and advocates environmental awareness.

[Scenery] The Saga Hot Air Balloon Museum is very close to the Kitakyushu Museum of Natural History & Human History, which is quite interesting. The building itself is a work of art. [Fun] It is worth driving here. There is a parking lot.

The history and culture of Kanmon Strait are very well organized. The interactive system is also excellent. The view overlooking the strait is also first-class.

Akama Jingu Shrine looks quite new, maybe it was rebuilt. It originated from the Heike clan, the emperor Andoku who jumped into the sea, quite pitiful. According to the introduction, it is famous for praying for good luck, eliminating water disasters, bringing good luck, and protecting the country.