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Explore Mojiko by Bike! Enjoy a Retro Port Town with JOYiNT Rental Cycle
Hideyuki Ito Hideyuki Ito

Explore Mojiko by Bike! Enjoy a Retro Port Town with JOYiNT Rental Cycle

Mojiko Retro offers a nostalgic blend of history and beauty. Renting a bike from "JOYINT Rental Cycle" is the best way to explore this charming town. With its ease of use, affordable rates, and accessibility, the rental service allows you to visit iconic spots like the Banana Postbox, red-brick buildings, and Blue Wing Bridge efficiently. Enjoy the refreshing breeze and discover Mojiko’s hidden gems on two wheels!

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The Charm of Adachiyama Myoken Shrine(足立山妙見宮): A Sacred Place Where Nature and History Intertwine"
Misako Matsukura Misako Matsukura

The Charm of Adachiyama Myoken Shrine(足立山妙見宮): A Sacred Place Where Nature and History Intertwine"

Adachiyama Myoken Shrine is a historic and mystical shrine located at the summit of Adachiyama in Kitakyushu City. As the local guardian deity, it has long been revered by the community. The shrine is dedicated to Myoken Bosatsu, a Buddhist deity associated with weather, safe voyages, prosperity in business, and family harmony.

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“Kitakyushu Municipal Museum of Art” where art and architecture merge
Misako Matsukura Misako Matsukura

“Kitakyushu Municipal Museum of Art” where art and architecture merge

Kitakyushu Municipal Museum of Art is a cultural treasure of Kitakyushu City, captivating art enthusiasts and architecture lovers alike. With its historic Main Building and modern Annex, the museum offers a rich experience encompassing art, architecture, and the beauty of its surroundings. In this article, we will delve into the many attractions of this remarkable museum.

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Discover the Serenity of Mekari Jinja: Bring Your Goshuincho for a Special Experience
Hideyuki Ito Hideyuki Ito

Discover the Serenity of Mekari Jinja: Bring Your Goshuincho for a Special Experience

Discover the serene beauty of Mekari Shrine and create lasting memories with its unique goshuin (seal stamps). Start your journey from Mojiko with a rental e-bike, enjoy scenic stops along the way, and immerse yourself in the shrine’s peaceful atmosphere. Don’t forget to bring your goshuincho (seal stamp book) for a special keepsake. A perfect mix of history, nature, and spiritual refreshment awaits you!

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Kitakyushu’s Iconic Red Bridge: Night Cruise beneath Wakato Bridge
Hideyuki Ito Hideyuki Ito

Kitakyushu’s Iconic Red Bridge: Night Cruise beneath Wakato Bridge

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Discover the Beauty of Wakato Bridge: A Landmark of Day and Night
Hideyuki Ito Hideyuki Ito

Discover the Beauty of Wakato Bridge: A Landmark of Day and Night

After immersing yourself in the serene atmosphere of the Yaskawa Residence, why not extend your journey to another iconic symbol of Kitakyushu: Wakato Bridge? Conveniently located just a 10-minute Nishitetsu bus ride from Yaskawa Residence to Tobata Station, followed by a 5-minute walk, Wakato Bridge offers both accessibility and unforgettable views.

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Kokura’s Yaki-Udon(Fried Udon Noodles): Discover the Origins of This Unique Soul Food
Misako Matsukura Misako Matsukura

Kokura’s Yaki-Udon(Fried Udon Noodles): Discover the Origins of This Unique Soul Food

Kokura, a district in Kitakyushu City, is known as the birthplace of yaki-udon(Fried Udon Noodles)—stir-fried udon noodles. While yaki-udon has become a popular dish across Japan, its origins trace back to a time of postwar food shortages. By using thick, chewy udon noodles instead of scarce yakisoba noodles, a simple yet satisfying dish was born. Today, yaki-udon remains a beloved comfort food for locals. In this article, we’ll explore the history, appeal, and best places to enjoy yaki-udon in Kokura.

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Discover a Hidden Gem in Mojiko! The Banana-Shaped Postbox That Brings Happiness
Hideyuki Ito Hideyuki Ito

Discover a Hidden Gem in Mojiko! The Banana-Shaped Postbox That Brings Happiness

Mojiko Retro is a beautiful and historic destination that offers a glimpse into Japan’s vibrant past. The "Banana-Shaped Postbox of Happiness" celebrates Mojiko’s unique cultural heritage as the birthplace of banana auctions. Visitors can make their trip truly special by sending a postcard from this iconic postbox to a loved one. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in Mojiko’s scenic charm, local delicacies, and unforgettable experiences.

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