Came here by a 10 minutes ferry ride. The town is small, it is accessible by car, train or by boat. Mojico had old houses and museum of shipping lines. We went to the placeto buy souvenirs. There are many retros like musical box, jewelry...More

We take the JR train from Kokura to Mojiko station. The lady from information counter in Mojiko station recommend us to do a round trip from Mojiko to Shimonoseki (Honshu island) and back with the Kanmon Clover ticket (¥800) First we walk to Kyushu Historic...More

There aren’t many buildings worth visiting in Kitakyushu, but the various western style buildings in the Mojiko Retro area are well maintained and a big contrast to much of the other architecture in the city. They are situated around the waterfront and reflect the past...More

When we were visiting this place in December, it was a rainy day. The chilled breeze welcomed us at the Mojiko Station with a beautiful waterfront. This place offers a variety of modes of commuting and taking a taxi is the last one. There is...More

It is very peaceful here. There are some buildings that look like those in Europe so it is really good for photo-taking. The port is also really pretty. There are many food stalls and souvenirs shops. I recommend walking one round through the area.

It rained on the day we went to Mojiko so decided not to take the Retro train, walk the underwater passage or take ferry to Shimonoseki. For a couple of hours, we had a wonderful leisurely walk around the esplanade, watch the drawbridge being raised...More

Mojiko Port area at the edge of Kyushu facing Honshu across the Kanmon Strait, is the main tourist area of Kitakyushu. There are several buildings that have kept the shells of old buildings that give the area a lot of character. The train station especially...More