Mount Sarakura
A mountain in Kitakyushu City. Cable cars and slope cars reach the summit, with views of the city, Kanmon Strait, and the nightscape.
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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.
A mountain in Kitakyushu City. This 366-meter low mountain offers a summit view over the cityscape of Kitakyushu.
An observation room in Kitakyushu City. From the 31st floor, 103 meters above ground, visitors can view Kanmon Strait and Ganryujima.
A limestone cave in Kitakyushu City. Set in Hiraodai, it features stalactites formed over many years.
A shrine in Kitakyushu City. Located at the northernmost point of Kyushu, it has long been worshipped as a deity of maritime travel.
A castle in Kitakyushu City. Its keep, rebuilt in 1959, has history exhibits and an observation space overlooking the city.
A sightseeing train in Kitakyushu City. It runs for about 10 minutes, with views of the Mojiko Retro area and Kanmon Strait from the windows.
A leisure pool in Kitakyushu City. Surrounded by the greenery of Shii Park, it has a wave pool and a lazy river for water play.
A museum in Kitakyushu City. It introduces the strait’s history, nature, and culture, with views of the strait from the fifth floor.
A bamboo-lantern event in Kitakyushu City. About 30,000 bamboo lights made from cut bamboo glow around Kokura Castle.
An outlet shop in Tagawa City. Visitors can buy classic Tirol Choco products and items sold only here.
A temple wind-chime tunnel in Tagawa City. About 10,000 wind chimes line the tunnel, and visitors can write wishes on strips and hang them.
A sacred mountain in Soeda Town. It has three peaks, rises about 1,200 meters, and its Hoheiden Hall is a nationally designated Important Cultural Property.
An outdoor pool in Tagawa City. It has a lazy river, water slides, and a turtle-themed pool for small children.
A weekend market in Nogata City. It offers seafood, vegetables, and other foods, with a dining hall and food court.
A roadside station in Oto Town. It includes hot springs, a local-products hall, and a play area for families.
A factory shop in Nogata City. It sells rice crackers and Japanese sweets shipped from the factory, and also has dining areas.
A riverside park in Nogata City. It has lawns and large play equipment, and seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms and sunflowers can be seen.
A day-use bathing facility in Miyawaka City. It is on the grounds of Nansuikaku and has nine open-air baths.
A gorge in Miyawaka City. Formed by the Yagiyama River, it stretches about 2 km and has walking paths and suspension bridges.
A hot spring in Iizuka City. It is beside Konoike Pond and offers a cold mineral-spring bathhouse and bedrock bathing.