Explore Mojiko Retro District, a historic port town in Fukuoka known for its nostalgic atmosphere and beautiful waterfront scenery. Once an important international trading port, the area features preserved Western-style architecture, museums, and cultural landmarks. During free time, guests can visit Mojiko Station, one of Japan’s oldest railway stations, the Kyushu Railway History Museum, and the historic Old Moji Mitsui Club once visited by Albert Einstein. Stroll along Li Hongzhang Road and enjoy local street food and harbor views. Guests wishing to visit Karato Market may take a self-paid ferry to Shimonoseki independently. Please note the tour bus does not travel to Karato Market. Some attractions may be skipped due to weather or operational conditions. Attractions: • Mojiko Retro District • Mojiko Station • Kyushu Railway History Museum • Old Moji Mitsui Club • Li Hongzhang Road • Karato Market (optional self-paid ferry)

Visit Kokura Castle, one of Fukuoka’s most famous historical landmarks. Originally constructed during the Edo period, the castle is recognized for its elegant Tang-style exterior and cultural significance. Guests can walk through the castle grounds, admire seasonal scenery, and explore nearby cultural attractions. Optional admission tickets are available for Kokura Castle, Kokura Castle Garden, and the Matsumoto Seicho Memorial Museum, dedicated to the famous Japanese author. The surrounding area also offers shops, cafés, and relaxing walking paths. Some attractions may be skipped depending on weather or operational conditions. Attractions: • Kokura Castle • Kokura Castle Garden • Matsumoto Seicho Memorial Museum

Continue to Miyajidake Shrine, a sacred site with over 1,700 years of history dedicated to Empress Jingu. The shrine is famous for its massive sacred rope, peaceful atmosphere, and scenic approach road known for spectacular sunset views during certain seasons. Surrounded by nature, the shrine offers visitors a relaxing cultural experience and insight into traditional Japanese spirituality. Guests may explore the shrine grounds, souvenir shops, and nearby walking areas during free time. From January 1 to January 3, this stop may be replaced with Kitakyushu Outlet due to seasonal crowd management. 18:00 – Return Return to the original meeting point after the tour.