Mojiko Retro

Moji Port Retro is an attractive district in Kitakyushu City. This port town, which flourished from the Meiji era to the early Showa period, was once counted among Japan's three major ports. Today, its historic buildings and nostalgic atmosphere captivate visitors, with many tourist spots scattered throughout the area. Notable sites include the iconic Moji Port Station, the former Moji Mitsui Club where Einstein once stayed, and the old headquarters of the Kyushu Railway, all of which embody a rich history and culture.

In the charming Moji Port Retro area, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Kanmon Straits, as well as local specialties like baked curry and fugu dishes. Crossing the Kanmon Straits leads to Shimonoseki on Honshu, and the two cities share a historical connection and have influenced each other. The dramatic landscape and rich history leave a deep impression on visitors.

The modern architecture and retro atmosphere of this area reflect the time when Moji Port thrived as a hub of international trade. At night, it transforms into a romantic scene, making it a popular date spot. Easily accessible from Tokyo, Moji Port Retro attracts over two million visitors each year, making it a must-see destination that blends old and new charm.

Basic Information

Spot Name: Mojiko Retro
Location: 〒801-0852 Minato-cho, Moji Ward, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture
Access: Immediately accessible from Mojiko Station on the JR Kagoshima Main Line.
Parking: Available
Business Hours: Please refer to the pages of each facility.
Regular Holiday: Refer to each facility's page.
Fees: Please refer to the page of each facility.
Contact Information: Phone Number： 093-321-4151
Official Website: https://www.mojiko.info/