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Mojiko station, railway of the kyushu start from here, mojiko is a gate between mainland Japan and western countries in the past century, 0 miles milestone located here for the Kagoshima main line JR Kyushu establish a refurbishment work on the station, and it look...More
A small and easily navigated station. A good looking building that is simple to get to your track. Nice fountain in front.
I had wanted to visit Mojiko, but the day I went (10 March 2019), it rained so hard that I ended up visiting the Mojiko Train Station on its Grand Opening Day, after a 7-year restoration. The building, in Renaissance style, was completed in 1914....More
Yes, it’s a train station but also good as a photo spot. When there are no trains and no people, it’s excellent and I recommend it.
Great for family spend half day there. Eating, cycling, and shopping. Must try the King Bee honey ice cream.
A great place to visit for a day! Lots to explore. You can walk the distance between the Japanese islands of Kyushu and Honshu through a deep, long tunnel under the water. We enjoyed the novelty of that, as well as seeing the reasonably-preserved Moji...More
Just a short JR ride from Kokura in my case. An old station that has exhibits. Attached to the station are some shops for tourist. Worth a visit.
It may only be 10 ~ 15 minutes up the line from the ultra-modern Kokura Station to the historic northernmost terminus of the Kyushu Railway at Mojiko, but in making that short trip you are transported back more than a century to the heyday of...More
Very small station with cute and pretty atmosphere. The tourist information center is not in the station, it is approximately 100m away from the station, where Einstein stayed for the lecture.
The station is located within walking distance to most of the points of interest. The retro train is very close by if you want to go further.
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