"Mojiko Retro" in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, is a charming port town with classic buildings. The retro landscape with a quaint atmosphere is beautiful, making it a popular tourist spot that attracts many visitors.

Mojiko was designated as a special export port in the 22nd year of the Meiji era, thriving as a gateway for trade with Asia and a port of call for European ships. Many banks and trading companies opened branches in the area. As it gained recognition as one of Japan's three major ports, the city continued to prosper, and in the 63rd year of the Showa era, Mojiko Port Station was designated as an important cultural property of the country.

There are plenty of attractions, including specialty curry and fugu (blowfish) restaurants, museums, spots with a view of the Kanmon Strait, souvenir shops, and more. The romantic evening scenery is perfect for a date.