[By type] 3 hotels to use as your base for sightseeing in Mojiko

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Moji in Kitakyushu City is one of the three major ports in Japan and has developed as a base for international trade. It is a representative tourist destination in Kyushu, visited by 2 million people a year. In 2019, Mojiko Station was restored to its original appearance of about 100 years ago, attr...

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One of the most talked about historical buildings at the moment is JR Mojiko Station , which has been restored to its Taisho era appearance. In 1988, it became the first train station building to be designated an Important Cultural Property by the government, and has since become popular as a representative spot of "Mojiko Retro."

Whether you're traveling alone or with your family, you can enjoy sightseeing in Mojiko in comfort at this hotel.

In addition to touring retro architecture, there are many other ways to enjoy yourself if you use the Mojiko area as your base.

We also recommend taking a ferry from Honshu to Kyushu to Karato in Shimonoseki and enjoying seafood. Shiranoe Botanical Garden , about a 20-minute bus ride from Mojiko Station, is the best time to see the autumn leaves from November to December.

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"FUKUOKA MOJIKO STAY" is an apartment hotel that can accommodate up to eight people.

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Located a 5-minute walk from JR Mojiko Station, FUKUOKA MOJIKO STAY is a 3-story apartment hotel. There is no meal service, only accommodation. Therefore, the prices are reasonable. The rooms vary in size and interior design, including rooms with a refreshing blue motif and rooms that can accommodate up to 8 people, including 2 children.

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All eight rooms are equipped with a kitchenette and microwave. There is a supermarket and a drugstore within 300 meters of the inn, so it would be a waste to stay just one night. This hotel makes you feel like you are living in Mojiko Port.

Multilingual support is available via the interpreter tablet at the front desk.

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The Premier Hotel Mojiko is a symbol of Mojiko Port. Its eye-catching red brick design was created by the late Italian architect Aldo Rossi.

The appeal of the Premier Hotel Mojiko is not only its design, but also its convenient location which expands the range of sightseeing options.

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We are a leading inbound tourism company that operates MATCHA, Japan's largest media outlet for foreign visitors visitors and residents of Japan. Japan is full of charm, and we want to share it all with the world. What is already known can be explored in new and deeper perspectives. Things that are not yet known are looked at with kindness and care. As I traveled all over the country and spoke with local people, I began to see something. The future potential of Japan lies in every region. Through the existence of a company called MATCHA, we want to create a world where the charm of Japan can reach the world, and where it can change and remain as it is through people's actions. With this sentiment in mind, we will continue to convey the charms of Japan to the world.

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