Yasaka Jinja (Kokura)
The shrine of the Kokura Gion drums. Drums struck on both heads are carried through the town.
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The shrine of the Kokura Gion drums. Drums struck on both heads are carried through the town.
Before dawn on the first day of the lunar year, priests wade into the sea to cut wakame. It stands on the shore of the Kanmon Strait.
A wisteria tunnel 110 metres long. Overseas photography sites made it famous overnight.
A Taisho-era station building and customs house. It faces Shimonoseki across the Kanmon Strait.
Two square tubes projecting horizontally from a hilltop - nicknamed the binoculars, and a key early Isozaki.
Where Japanese heavy industry began; its red-brick head office survives inside a still-working steelworks.
The novelist's Tokyo house rebuilt full size, library and all, down to how the papers were piled.
Built around local artists including the creator of Galaxy Express 999, with 60,000 volumes free to read.
A trading company's club in half-timbered style, keeping the room where Einstein stayed exactly as it was.
A limestone cave in Kitakyushu City. It extends through Hiraodai’s karst plateau, is a national Natural Monument, and can be visited up to around 900 meters inside.
An undersea tunnel walkway in Kitakyushu City. It passes beneath the Kanmon Strait and includes the prefectural border between Fukuoka and Yamaguchi.
A central urban district of Kitakyushu City. Around Kokura Castle and along the Murasaki River are shopping facilities, a shrine, parks, and a memorial museum.
A railway station in Kitakyushu City. Its Renaissance-style wooden station building was built in 1914 and is designated an Important Cultural Property.
A natural history and history museum in Kitakyushu City. It displays more than 9,000 natural history and history exhibits.
A double-decker sightseeing bus in Kitakyushu City. It tours city sightseeing spots and offers multilingual audio guides.
A convention area in Kitakyushu City. It has exhibition spaces and multipurpose halls used for exhibitions and academic meetings.
A fruit orchard in Kitakyushu City. Visitors can choose and harvest grapes and pears grown on the farm.
A market in Kitakyushu City. It has a 100-year history and is lined with vegetables, fruit, fresh fish, prepared dishes, and nukadaki.
A mountain in Kitakyushu City. Cable cars and slope cars reach the summit, with views of the city, Kanmon Strait, and the nightscape.
An island in Kitakyushu City. About 35 minutes by boat from Kokura, it can be explored on foot, including Senjojiki and the former lookout site.
An outlet mall in Kitakyushu City. One of Kyushu’s largest, it has shops, dining options, and play facilities.
A pedestrian drawbridge in Kitakyushu City. This 108-meter blue bridge spans the Daiichi Funadamari basin.