JR Mojiko Station
A railway station in Kitakyushu City. Its Renaissance-style wooden station building was built in 1914 and is designated an Important Cultural Property.
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A railway station in Kitakyushu City. Its Renaissance-style wooden station building was built in 1914 and is designated an Important Cultural Property.
An indoor children’s playground in Yukuhashi City. It is for children from age 0 through elementary school and has play areas divided by age group.
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.
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 limestone cave in Kitakyushu City. Set in Hiraodai, it features stalactites formed over many years.
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.
An outlet shop in Tagawa City. Visitors can buy classic Tirol Choco products and items sold only here.
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 hot spring in Iizuka City. It is beside Konoike Pond and offers a cold mineral-spring bathhouse and bedrock bathing.
A fruit-growing area in Kama. Pears and apples are grown on the slopes of Mount Umi, and apple picking is available in season.
A summer event in Kurume City. Throughout August, lanterns on both sides of the 131 stone steps are lit.
A shrine on Mount Kora in Kurume City. Its early Edo-period main hall and other buildings are designated Important Cultural Properties.
A seasonal outdoor pool in Kurume City. It has a current pool, water slides, and pools for young children.
A leisure pool inside Greenpia Yame in Yame, with five pools and a covered rest area.
A local dish of Yanagawa City. Rice mixed with sauce and grilled eel are steamed twice to finish the dish.
An okonomiyaki restaurant in Omuta. Its large okonomiyaki, called dago locally, come with pork, squid legs and noodles.
A bicycle theme park in Kurume City. Visitors can ride various bicycles, and there are also BMX and BTR courses.
A roadside station in Ukiha City. Located along National Route 210, it has a market, restaurant, and observation deck.
A gorge in Yame City. Over about 6 km, large and unusual rocks such as Shomen-iwa and Kehogi-iwa line the area.