Mojiko Station — Local services in Kitakyushu

Architectural Significance: Emblematic of Neo-Renaissance style. Important Cultural Property designation. One of the oldest stations on the Kagoshima Line.

Historical Relevance: Gateway to Kyushu dating back to 1891. Formerly a significant trading port relevance. Located adjacent to the Kyushu Railway Museum.

Tourist Attractions: Adjacent Zero Mile Stone marker and fountain. Tourist information center on-site.

Aesthetic Appeal: Quaint and rustic decor throughout the station. Retro charm and beautifully maintained facilities. Photogenic destination with original structures.

Amenities: Cafés like Starbucks and convenience stores within. Food and souvenir stores readily accessible. Modernized toilets despite the...

Moji Port Station is the first building visitors see when arriving by train, it’s a great starting point to this famous trading port in 19th-century. The station itself is the oldest on the Kagoshima Line and has several tourist attractions worth exploring.

For those interested in this station, don’t miss the Zero Mile Stone, the fountain in front of the station, and some statues around the station. For those who want more information about Moji Port, there’s also a tourist information center located inside the station.

Overall, Moji Port Station is a great place to start your journey and learn more about this...

Mojiko Station is beautiful—it really feels like stepping back in time. I actually visited twice in a row. The first time was during the Kanmon Festival, so it was extremely crowded. The second visit was the next day, and it was much quieter, which allowed me to enjoy the station more. I stopped by the information center (the staff there were very welcoming), and also visited the lost and found office next to the tracks—though that older building wasn’t as charming. Overall, I’m glad I came. It was a...