• Mojiko Retro - Moji Port Nostalgic District is a historic area situated in Moji Ward, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. It is celebrated for its array of Western-style buildings from the Meiji to Taisho eras and was once Kyushu’s international trade hub. The district includes significant cultural landmarks like the Old Moji Port Station and the Old Moji Mitsui Club, exuding a nostalgic port city atmosphere. It is recognized as one of Japan’s 100 Selected Urban Landscapes. Visitors can explore the retro architecture, enjoy views of the Kanmon Strait, taste Moji Port’s famous grilled curry, and immerse themselves in the local culture and cuisine.
• Kanmon Bridge - The Kanmon Bridge (関門橋) is a suspension bridge linking Honshu Island (Yamaguchi Prefecture, Shimonoseki City) and Kyushu Island (Fukuoka Prefecture, Moji Ward, Kitakyushu City) over the Kanmon Strait. It stretches 1,068 meters in length, with the bridge deck 61 meters above sea level, and was completed and opened to traffic in 1973. This bridge is the first cross-sea connection between Honshu and Kyushu in Japan, serving as a vital hub for the Honshu-Kyushu Expressway and the Kyushu Expressway. It plays an essential role in the transportation network connecting Honshu and Kyushu.
• Karato Sea Market - Karato Market is a famous local wholesale market and tourist attraction in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, known as the “Kitchen of the Kanmon Strait.” The market offers fresh seafood and seasonal produce, where visitors can buy various seafood and sushi. During the “Vitality Shimonoseki Street” event held every Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and public holiday, visitors can enjoy fresh and delicious sushi, seafood bowls, and fugu (pufferfish) dishes directly at the seafood snack stalls within the market. The market also features restaurants where visitors can dine while enjoying views of the Kanmon Strait and passing ships.
• Motonosumi Shrine - Motonosumi Shrine is located in Nagato City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, renowned for its stunning view of red torii gates along the steep cliffs. Established in 1955 after a vision of a white fox appeared in a fishing boat owner’s dream, the shrine is believed to bestow numerous blessings, including business prosperity, abundant catches, and maritime safety. It is particularly believed that tossing coins into the offering box at the large torii gate at the exit of the approach path will make wishes come true, making it a popular power spot attracting global attention.
• Kokura Castle - Kokura Castle is situated in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and is a well-known castle built by Tadaoki Hosokawa in 1602. Its unique features include the “Karazukuri” style of the main keep, where the fifth floor is larger than the fourth, and the impressive “Nozura-zumi” stone walls, which do not use cut stones. Today, it functions as an amusement facility, featuring a theater and observation deck, offering visitors the opportunity to enjoy history, culture, and beautiful scenery.

• Round-trip transport from LAWSON Hakata
• Multilingual guide (English/Japanese/Chinese)

• Lunch
• Entrance fees

Starting from Fukuoka, explore the historic architecture of Kokura Castle Gardens and the European allure of Mojiko’s nostalgic streets, immersing yourself in the port culture and vibrant city life.

Discover Motonosumi Shrine, with its striking vermilion torii gates overlooking the sea, and walk along the “Sea Shrine Road” created by these gates. Wander through the “Ryugu-zukuri” architectural complex of Akama Jingu Shrine, and enjoy the serene atmosphere steeped in history.

Enjoy a seamless and efficient itinerary: With a professional English-speaking guide and convenient bus transfers throughout the journey, you can effortlessly experience nature, history, and cuisine all in one day, without the inconvenience of transfers.

• If fewer than 14 people sign up on the day, no guide service will be provided
• Kokura Castle Ticket require the purchase on site

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.