[Yamaguchi] Kitakyushu Limited Flower Viewing: A Day Trip to Mojiko, Karato Market, Kokura Castle, and Kawachi Wisteria Garden to View Wisteria Flowers (Departure from Fukuoka)

• * Moji Port blends the Western-style architecture of the Meiji to Showa periods, creating a retro and charming port townscape that feels like stepping back in time.
• * The Kanmon Straits Plaza combines shopping, gourmet dining, and sea views, creating a relaxed and leisurely harbor atmosphere.
• * The Kyushu Railway History Museum and the Old Moji Mitsui Club showcase railway culture and modern historical stories.
• * Karato Market transforms into a seafood stall street on weekends, with fresh sushi and pufferfish sashimi showcasing the flavors of Shimonoseki.
• * Li Hongzhang Road and Akama Shrine connect the modern history of China and Japan, with historical depth and harbor views coexisting.
• * The Kokura Castle Garden, the Literature Museum, and Gintengai offer an in-depth experience of Kitakyushu's culture and daily life.
• * The Wisteria Flower Tunnel of Kawachi Wisteria Garden blooms brilliantly, with the spring-limited flower sea adding a dreamy conclusion to the journey.

# This is a journey to collect the history, cuisine, and spring scenery of Kitakyushu all at once, between the nostalgia of the port and the romance of the flower sea. * Starting from Mojiko, which opened as a port in 1889, the Western-style buildings from the Meiji to early Showa periods stand in a row, and the retro streetscape makes people feel as if they have stepped into an international trading port from 100 years ago. Stroll along the Kanmon Straits Plaza, shopping and gazing at the Kanmon Straits; step into the retro product hall to pick out limited local products; sit in a cafe converted from a historical building, and feel the slow passage of time. Railway enthusiasts should not miss the Kyushu Railway Memorial Hall, which is full of childlike fun and nostalgia, from retro trains to driving simulation experiences; and the former Mojiko Mitsui Club, which once hosted Albert Einstein and his wife, adds a cultural touch to the port. When you come here, be sure to try a Mojiko specialty, baked curry, i