[Fukuoka Driving Course] Enjoy the charm of this atmospheric port town!

Many Shinkansen trains connecting Honshu and Kyushu depart and arrive at this lively station, visited by many businessmen and tourists alike.
There are rental car offices of various rental car companies within a 5-minute walk. You can complete the procedures at the office, rent a car, and return it at the same office or another office. All types of cars are available, from compact cars to wagons and eco-cars.

This is a local wholesale market where the general public can also enjoy shopping. It is recommended to visit between 7am and 9am, as professional chefs are there until around 7am, and it gets crowded with locals and tourists after 9am.

In addition to displaying over 100 kinds of pufferfish, the aquarium is popular for its elaborate exhibits unique to Shimonoseki, including the "Kanmon Strait Tidal Current Tank," which recreates the whirlpools of the Kanmon Strait. There are many other attractions, including Japan's largest penguin exhibition facility.

There are 11 attractions, including a 60m-tall Ferris wheel that offers a panoramic view of the Kanmon Straits, a merry-go-round, and battery cars. There is a fee for the attractions, but admission is free.

This restaurant and cafe has been in business in the Mojiko area for about 40 years. The menu focuses on healthy dishes made with organic vegetables that are grown with minimal pesticides from local farmers. The first floor is a cafe space, and the second floor has Japanese-style and Western-style rooms where you can enjoy a leisurely meal.

From the Meiji to Taisho era, many Western-style buildings were built in this area, including those of shipping companies and trading companies. These have been restored and reconstructed to form Mojiko Retro. The area is also dotted with trendy general stores and cafes.

This is a group of brick buildings constructed in the early Taisho period as the Imperial Beer factory facilities.
The four buildings that remain on the former factory site have been preserved as Moji Red Brick Place. Currently, it is used for a variety of purposes, including as a tourist spot, a venue for various events, and for filming movies and television shows.