Fun things to do in Kitakyushu: 39 fun attractions and activities

I first saw this place while out on my morning run (a short distance from Royal Rihga Hotel). It's in a beautiful urban area next to the river and is contrasted by modern architecture, shopping areas and restaurants. Inside the castle is educational, with many displays. There is a cafe on the top, 5th floor. The highlight for me in the castle were the massive tiger paintings.

Quite a small castle but fun to visit. Especially for kids. Some interaction games are good for learning which won’t make you bored. Excellent view of the Kokura city from the top floor. Well maintained and arranged inside out.

Kokura Castle is a genuinely lovely stop in Kitakyushu, offering a great mix of historical charm and engaging modern exhibits. While the current main keep is a 1959 reconstruction (the original burned down), the builders did a beautiful job. The castle exterior, surrounded by the moat and the peaceful Katsuyama Park grounds, is very photogenic—especially during cherry blossom season! Inside the castle, you'll find a well-designed, interactive museum. Unlike some older castles, the displays here are fun, with hands-on elements that bring the Edo period and the castle's history (including its famous residents like Miyamoto Musashi) to life. It’s definitely engaging for both adults and kids. The view from the top floor provides a nice panorama of the city, showing the blend of history right next to the modern Riverwalk Kitakyushu complex. Pro-Tip: Make sure to grab the combo ticket that includes the main keep and the adjacent Kokura Castle Garden for a great value and a peaceful break. Overall, it's a very pleasant, worthwhile, and affordable way to spend a few hours in the city.

So beautiful and the story of the castle and shogunate. I really like the place and the history. Everything is near. And there is a festival too. First time we visited here. Kokura Castle is also known as Cherry blossom castle🌸🏯

A small but charming castle with a huge parking lot just across the street. You can take the paid elevator up to the castle. There aren’t many interactive activities, but the view from the top floor is lovely and relaxing. The souvenir selection isn’t particularly exciting, yet the overall visit feels easy and pleasant — a nice, laid-back castle experience.

A historic castle. It's very beautiful and you can go inside. It has been burned down and rebuilt many times. It has the history of Japan written inside. It was very moving! You should definitely go!🏯

A nice town worth visiting, once you arrive at the Kokura station, use the south exit and walk along the way by using your google maps, nice walk no worries. A lovely garden nearby. Just buy the ticket upfront.

I’ll admit—I found the Toto Museum far more fascinating than I expected. It might seem counterintuitive to spend time at a museum dedicated to the world’s leading toilet manufacturer, but it turned out to be both educational and surprisingly engaging. Interactive exhibits and detailed cutaways answer that age-old question we’ve all wondered: “How does a toilet actually work?” The museum also offers convenient coin lockers for visitors, and on the lower floor, you’ll find the Toto showroom, where you can admire the latest in high-tech toilets and sleek bathtubs. Believe it or not, this is a must-see stop when visiting Kitakyushu—quirky, informative, and unexpectedly memorable.

Excellent exhibit, a history of Toto. The building has two levels second level for the museum and history of Toto. The first level is a showroom and sales floor. Interesting to anybody, but specially for people working in construction trades or design would benefit the most. (I’m pretty sure they would not sell products intended for Japan for export, Toto product sold in the United States are different)

Toto museum is definitely an interesting experience. You get to see the evolution of Japanese toilets from the ancient era to what you see today. High tech, comfortable and easy to use.

Initially I thought this would be a quirky museum that would be a quick walk thru. Upon entering I was extremely surprised at how robust it actually was. The interactive displays were a nice touch as well. If you are in Kathmandu, definitely worth a visit

It’s free and better than what I expect. All ages of my family love it and spend 1.5 hours here.

Great way to spend a afternoon in the blazing summer heat, this was a fun (& actually very educational) museum, the building itself is also very nice, the staff are lovely and the ✨toilet✨ was great. Would recommend!

Great place to visit if you have a spare hour or two! Three well designed exhibit halls showcasing the evolution of both TOTO and bathroom equipment in Japan over the past 120 years. Has a couple of interactive toilets sectioned in half where you can see the flushing system and they demonstrate the volume of water it takes. Showa era designed bathroom equipment was quite cool as well. Has a showroom on the ground floor if you'd like to buy some (good luck taking the 🚽 on the airplane though!).

Visited Mojiko Retro District on September 12, 2025. Even in mid-September it was still hot and humid, but the retro-style buildings, old port atmosphere, and relaxed vibe made it a very enjoyable stroll. That day there were several pop-up shops selling dog goods and many visitors with their pets—possibly a special “Dog Day”—which gave the town a cheerful and lively feel. We also enjoyed the shopping area, where visitors can eat local dishes, relax in cafés, and shop for souvenirs. The retro setting makes it a pleasant place to wander and take breaks. In the early evening, we went up to the 31st-floor Observation Room near the waterfront. For just ¥300, we got a stunning 270° panoramic view of the port, the Kanmon Strait, and Shimonoseki across the water. Seeing the scenery shift from daylight to dusk, as the town lights began to glow, was unforgettable. I recommend visiting in the afternoon through the evening so you can enjoy both the daytime stroll and the magical night view from above. Mojiko Retro is compact, walkable, and offers the perfect mix of history, culture, food, and scenery.

A lovely port town with beautiful, European-style buildings and a relaxed atmosphere. Perfect for taking leisurely strolls and capturing scenic view.

Not recommend if you do not have free time. Nothing to do much. The view is amazing and beautiful​ but that's it. The banana soft cream is wonderful. However, overall is so so.

If you want to see one of the greatest examples of how western influence made its way in Japan, visit Mojiko Retro. It’s a beautiful dock with many European buildings and tons of dining options, shops, museums, view points and water features. The train station itself is already a great attraction.

Assuming this is the geotag of the wharf area, this is the most lively location where tourists and local partake in souvenir buying and eating, if not for the yaki curry to the east of the station. Made in Japan products and handicrafts line the bay area and many take shelter from the rain indoors. Since you are here, just get the banana products like cakes and tarts. I managed to buy a stack of Tirolian for my students back home. Feedback was that it was delicious, as is all snacks.

Mojiko Retro (in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka) is a historic port area famous for Western-style buildings, sea views, and its signature yaki curry. It’s one of the best places in Kitakyushu for a relaxed photo walk.

Nice little town with historical buildings, shops, restaurants, and lots of places to watch the ocean activities in the strait. Catch a bus or tram to the pedestrian walkway that takes you under tge strait to Honshu Island. Visit the fish market and enjoy the wharf. Then catch the ferry back to Mojiko.

Good for children. Paid for ticket. The outdoor train simulator requires ¥300 for 2 people. The indoor train simulator is free but takes a long time for waiting, STRONGLY suggests reserving the indoor train simulator first.

Kyushu railway history museum is a nice museum to understand more about trains, although not a very big one. You can try the train simulator and play with the model train for ¥100. You can even take the mini train ride to become a train captain for ¥300 but could be close due to bad weather.

What amazed me is how much they can fit inside of the tiny park area. With the ¥300 yen ticket per adult you can check out historic trains from the last century parked in a row, a mini outdoor railway park, a diorama room showcasing all the N-gauge Shinkansen and other iconic express trains in Kyushu, a train simulator room, a library of real, ancient relics on train history in Kyushu and so on.

Great museum. Tons of artifacts. Great layout. Just wish things were translated into other languages for non-Japanese speakers. If they were, I would give this five stars.

my sons love trains so when they know there is a train museum in kyushu, they keep nagging to go here. quite nice, not too big like the one we went on another city but they still like it. there are several old trains on the train garage with each of their history. we can also go inside the museum which shows many old things related to trains. kids also can play train simulator by paying 100 yen only, but you need to get ticket reservation because most children would like to play this.

Boring, nothing to see here but a few trains that you cannot enter. Bunch of Japanese kids running around and shouting. Perhaps this is what hell looks like. Everything that seems fun is paywar. Save the 300 yen for a menchi katsu instead

As a train fan this is the place I’ve been owing to go while in Kitakyushu. Adjacent to Mojiko Station there are old train carriages outdoors on display with three of them you can enter inside, as the interior is well preserved. The main building hosts a small 1900 carriage and an exhibition room upstairs with railway artifacts, station and destination signs and old photos. Though not as big as the one near Omiya it is great that there is one.

If it was cooler weather this garden would be a nice place to relax. It's small but still has a relaxing atmosphere. I would recommend this if you wanted to take a spot to sit down but wouldn't go out of my way to visit specifically

Um~~ Not a must-visit. I purchased a combined admission ticket for Kokura Castle for a little over 500 yen, but I don't think there's a need to go there. I like pretty, well-maintained Japanese gardens, but this one isn't well-maintained and there's little to see. The water in the pond was so murky that it didn't look good. I don't think it's a place you'd pay money to go to.

The silence, scenenarly garden. You can mind set. View of castle from this garden is beautiful. You can experience tea ceremony, as well.

Kokura Castle Garden is a traditional Japanese garden. While the garden is decent, it is a bit small compared to other Japanese gardens. However, it has a small museum explaining the history of Kokura and the famous Kokura-ori which is a kind of traditional textile made by traditional loom. Overall, it is an interesting place and you will be able to spend around 30 minutes here. Please note that they sell combo tickets with discount for you to enter this garden, Kokura Castle and Matsumoto Seicho Memorial Museum.

Beautiful garden, full of lovely flowers that bloom all year around. Inside you can relax and at the end of the exhibition there's a beautiful place to enjoy the kokura castle.

Small and well maintained garden. It comprises of one small pond with plants and flowers. Staff is friendly and approachable, one can had photography with castle in background. Better to say, well preserved garden in the middle of skyscrapers.

Very calm and beautiful garden

This place is historical figures of Kitakyushu city. Beautiful garden and tower are the main incredible natural wonders. Peaceful garden and pond is also here.

Spacious and beautiful look of the castle! 🏯 Romantic hangout place especially at nighttime.

Absolutely stunning views from March onwards. Be it daytime or night time.

Very charming park, right across the street from the castle.

Cute little park for a stroll

The best park in kokura

Wide but very exposed to sun, so it's not adapted to every season or situations, not especially z beautiful parc. The grass was too light and dry to be nice to seat.

I think calling this a museum is a slight exaggeration. Whilst it does have some early manga content it is not particularly extensive. The main draw is the extensive manga library you can browse and read at your leisure. IF you cant read Japanese, don't bother coming, as the display content is not in English and you won't make use of the library. IF you can read Japanese, I'd say give it a go. I'm sure it is beloved by locals, I'd go regularly if I lived nearby. Don't bother going all the way to Kitakyushu just for this though.

Took a nice quick visit of the manga museum. Their pride and joy is Leiji Matsumoto and the amazing contribution he has given the world. The museum has a few fun activities and also show cases new anime as well. The biggest time sink if you want to get out of this visit is reading the mangas in the library section. Most of it is in Japanese but you can also find some English translated volumes.

Took a quick revisit of the manga museum (I visited on Tuesday before check the schedule. It’s closed on Tuesday). A temporary event (manga show from Kaoru Mori, A Bride’s Story) was held in 5F. Meanwhile in the 6F there was a permanent event and a place where you can read a numerous manga collections. The ticket ¥800, cash only. Some area aren’t allowed to took pictures. The museum has a few fun activities and also show cases new anime as well. The biggest time sink if you want to get out of this visit is reading the mangas in the library section. Most of it is in Japanese but you can also find some English translated volumes.

Display and shows how manga history comes about. Even the escalator hand rail imprint with comic. Best is, it has array of comic for you to sit thru the day (like a library).

It was good and it must an amazing place. If you know Japanese, there is a lot to read for free or watch in the form of short anime.

This is a really cool thing to do for a few hours. My partner and I enjoyed walking through and seeing how the manga was created.

Absolute gem of a place for all Anime and Manga fans

One of the best natural history museums I've visited. As you enter you're met with a big collection of stag beetles. The dinosaur skeletons and mammoth skeletons were amazing . There was an awesome exhibit of nautilus fossils, a good collection of minerals and crystals - I'm a huge fan. A very well curated artefacts on the history of Japan, with lots of information on the different samurai clans. Thoroughly enjoyed our 3 hrs visit.

This has been the most mindblowing museum we have ever been to. The amount of information and the interactive exhibitions are truly exceptional! If you are ever in Fukuoka this is just one stop in the bullet train back in the direction of hiroshima. So you can be there in about 20 minutes. The dinosaurs are in the main hall and there are so many and so big that it's almost impossible to fit them in a proper photo. The only thing we regret was not going earlier as we didn't have time to buy anything in the gift shop because it was closing already. There were lots of things that were worth buying.

The Kitakyushu Museum of Natural History & Human History is a great museum that covers both ecology and history of Kitakyushu. The museum has a large area talking about how the earth was formed and how creatures evolved until now. For this part, they are doing well like other museums. After this section, then they focus more on both ecology and history of Kitakyushu. Overall, it is a very good museum and you will properly spend 1-2 hours there. During my last visit, the building was renovating outside but they have provided arrow signs to guide visitors to the entrance.

Wonderful museum... A must visit..

The museum is a sprawling (6,100 sqm) place, the largest nature museum on Western Japan. It has an impressive display of dinosaur skeletons that are conveniently and strategically positioned at the ground level of the museum. Themed "Journey in Life" the museum has a time travelling room and a natural history zone that has 4,500 exhibits including the Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic eras

Great experience of visit, especially if you are really into Geography and history I’m sure you will gain a lot of knowledge. Not only serves merely information about the past, prehistoric period, it has the live attraction movie-like except it has the robot that similar the real dinosaurs about how dinosaurs live in the past, although the explanation given in japanese i was astonished by how they managed to make the visitors get the insights.

It is a museum that displays not only skeletal specimens, but also stuffed specimens, models, and dioramas in a variety of ways. The museum is very large, and it would take about two hours just to tour it in a normal way. The explanations are simple but to the point, and the tour is well-paced. In the latter half of the museum, there is an introduction to old Japanese culture, which is very interesting. There are many exhibits that can be touched as well as seen, so children can have fun.

He is a giant of Japanese literature and a true national writer, and he is the father of the social mystery novel, who created and led a new genre called the social mystery novel. He expanded the mystery novel from a cult audience to the general readership (office workers and housewives). He changed simple detective novels into mystery novels.

The Kitakyushu Municipal Matsumoto Seicho Memorial Museum is a literary museum located in Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu, that exhibits works related to the life and achievements of the author Matsumoto Seicho. After Seicho's death, it was decided to build a memorial museum in his hometown of Kokurakita-ku, with the aim of honoring his achievements and passing them on to future generations. It opened on August 4, 1998 (Heisei 10) in a corner of the southwestern edge of the Kokura Castle ruins. Inside the museum, Seicho's achievements as a writer are introduced through videos and exhibits. One of the highlights is the exhibition room that faithfully recreates the exterior of his home in Takaido, Suginami-ku, Tokyo, as well as his study, library, and reception room, donated by his surviving family, to the way they were when he died.

This is the Seicho Matsumoto Memorial Hall, where the have reconstructed the life and literary works of the Japanese 'Maigret', author of over 300 books, many of them describing the adventures of Inspector Imanishi. For the fans of his works this is undoubtedly an excellent museum. For non-Japanese visitors it will be a letdown as there is no English explanation except for the well made brochure. Avoid this place unless you are a fan of this man's work.

Modern space with interesting exhibits of work and life. However no signage in English, although English brochure is provided. Air temperature is only decent.

Shares about Matsumoto Seicho's life. Pretty interesting, if the timing of the film was informed in advance would be better

interesting!!

(Translated by Google) In Kokura, I had a hard time deciding whether to visit Matsumoto Seicho or Matsumoto Leiji. This is a memorial museum for Matsumoto Seicho, a great Showa-era literary figure and novelist. It explains Matsumoto Seicho's upbringing, touching on the historical background and various incidents. The highlight is the impressive display of what appears to be all of Matsumoto Seicho's works (this is the only place photography is allowed). Another highlight is the replica of Matsumoto Seicho's home and study. The permanent exhibition, "Mystery Theater," is fantastic, showcasing the behind-the-scenes of Seicho's works through rare old footage. A great deal is available with a ticket that covers all three locations: the Matsumoto Seicho Memorial Museum, Kokura Castle, and Kokura Castle Gardens. (Original) 小倉では、松本清張か松本零士か、どっちへ行くか？悩みました。 昭和の大文豪・小説家の松本清張さんの記念館です。松本清張さんの生い立ちが時代背景、さまざまな事件にも触れながら説明しています。 松本清張さんの書かれた全作品？が飾られたオブジェが圧巻です(ココだけ撮影可能)。 松本清張さんの自宅・書斎を再現したものも見どころです。 常設展示＜推理劇場＞が素晴らしい、古い貴重な映像で清張作品の裏側を見せてくれます。 「松本清張記念館」「小倉城」「小倉城庭園」の3ヶ所まわれるチケットがお得です。

Although the official opening hours are 10-17, many shops were closing or had only a few items for sale when I visited the market at around 15:30. There are many shops selling fresh sashimi, as well as some shops selling fresh vegetables, fruits and wagyu. It would be a nice place to visit with friends and family. I did not see any seating space for people to enjoy the food, but it is not far from the park around Kokura Castle so a possible way may be to bring the food from the market to the park instead.

A local market for groceries. Sashimi is okay, good prices. We just had a quick stop here to see what sup

Interesting market to visit with lots of shops. Quite a number of food stalls as well, ranging from Oden to fish cakes to fried food.

The Tanga Market is a traditional market that was formed during the Taisho period from 1912 to 1926. There are about 120 stores selling ingredients along both sides of the market, so it is also called the "Kokura Kitchen." Many tourists visit here to feel the local atmosphere while looking at fresh seafood, meat, fruits, and vegetables. It is also famous for its traditional food that has been passed down from the Edo period. There are stores selling "nukamiso-daki," fish seasoned with Japanese miso, and "nukazuke," rice bran pickles, and there are also restaurants that offer a variety of menus such as fish cakes, udon, and seafood dishes, so it is a good place to have a meal while browsing the market.

A very local shopping street with variety of foods, groceries. Nice place to go.

Fun, nice and delicious! A place where you can have delicious food and have fun. It's a short distance, taking less than 10 minutes from end to end, but it will take quite some time if you go looking at the shops on both sides and eating food occasionally. A place where you can have fun experiences.

The street food over here is really best one. They have fresh sushi with affordable price. The chef make a sushi infront of us. Also they have really delicious home made of odeng. The price is soooo cheap I fall in love. If you feel all fruit at japan expensive, at here they’re really offer on good price.

We arrived around 9 AM on a Thursday, and the crowd was quite light—not many people, so it was easy to take photos with just a short wait. The flowers were in beautiful bloom, and there was a gentle floral scent in the air, which I found really pleasant—something like jasmine or Calendula officinalis. When we arrived by car, there were staff members helping with parking directions. There are restrooms available—fairly clean. The women’s restroom had four stalls, while the men’s had three, though one of them seemed to be temporarily out of order. The walking path is marked as one-way, but there didn’t seem to be any strict enforcement. We saw a couple in wedding attire—hopefully they got some lovely photos. There were also a few small items available for sale near the entrance, but not many.

It’s a nice place to visit if you are around kokura. Please buy tickets online and show the QR code to the staff at entrance. The flower tunnels are enchanting, and there are many benches for people to sit and appreciate the ambience. You may find different types of flora collection along the way too. This place is well managed with many staff to direct the traffic and parking. Parking is free. There are also some mobile toilet stands outside near the car park area.

We almost skipped this park because the ticket-buying process is a real headache: confusing website (at least during golden week there is no other way to get a ticket, not even on side) and there were even different prices depending on how “pretty” it currently is (felt a bit like a scam). Once inside, though, it was well worth it. Even during Golden Week it never felt overcrowded and everything was beautifully arranged which made this a worthy stop on our trip. If they could simplify the admission steps and ditch the beauty-based pricing, this would be a top-tier destination. As it stands, the flower park is fantastic, but the experience starts on a sour note.

We arrived at around 3 pm and was told we need to reserve a slot but I was having issues signing up online so the lady allowed me to pay with credit card. The flowers were already in bloom and it was a beautiful sight but there were too many people to be able to take a nice shot. Overall experience was great. And worth the travel. Very pleased with what I have seen and experienced.

Already almost full-bloom in late April 2025 (24th). Not too crowded on weekday. Beautiful wisteria tunnel, spherical cave filled with wisteria. Beautiful and nice place to go for sight-seeing. Have 3 tones of colors; white, pink and purple wisteria Recommended for flower lovers and photogenic persons.

If you don’t have car you need to get a taxi from yahata station even from mt sarakura too . Return around 3000 yen x2 . Now it’s 80% blooming, very pretty well look after wisteria flowers garden. * easier get tickets from 7-11 or Lawson for 500yen but when you go to the garden you will need to pay 1000-1500yen depending on the day of the flowers conditions.

A Hidden Gem Worth Visiting This stunning and affordable destination is open to the public twice a year, drawing a large number of visitors. Due to its limited opening periods, it's crucial to purchase tickets online in advance to secure your entry. While there are no restrooms within the premises, visitors can access clean and well-maintained facilities at the entrance. The venue's size is smaller than anticipated, allowing for a quick and enjoyable exploration.

Location of the final battle of the Genpei war. The park is small and narrow and located alongside a very busy road. But the views of the Kanmon strait and bridge are very spectacular. It is entertaining to watch the boats go by. There is a statue commemorating the battle which took place in the strait here. In addition, there was a skirmish here between the Choshu forces and a western coalition in the lead-up to the Meiji restoration. You can see reconstructed cannons at the park. I recommend visiting if you are interested in history.

I sat on a nearby bench for a few minutes to rest. Ships were frequently cruising through the strait. It felt a bit emotional to realize that the land right in front of me was Kyushu. Afterward, I took a ferry to visit Moji.

Mimosusogawa Park is a great spot to enjoy the view of Kanmon Bridge. This park has a few displays of historical wars. This includes a few historical cannons lined up facing toward Kyushu. They also have 2 statues of historical warriors that fought in Kanmon Strait, with the handprints of corresponding actors. Overall, it’s a relaxing park that’s worth a visit if you are in that area. The entrance of Kanmon Tunnel is right next to this park, so you can also consider walking to Kyushu through this special tunnel if you visit this park.

Mostly empty except for few elderly. Wind is strong and you can feel the sea nearby.

Nice place good view, have a story teller to tell the story about Mimosusogawa happened.

It's a nice view of the statues and the background.

Nice exercise to walk along water front

A wonderful little shrine located by the sea. It is small by the view it offers makes it one of the best shrines I’ve been to in a Japan. The bridge, the sea, and the white torii combined is not something that you can commonly see. And the fact that it is secluded from the more touristy area makes you feel calm once you are there.

This shrine is especially popular in the winter and on New Years when they harvest seaweed. There is a long history of this shrine provided nori to the capital. Outside of this time, it can be a nice spot to view the bridge at sunset. I recommend stopping by.

Lovely shrine directly overlooking the water. I visited on a stormy winter day and the crashing waves were very dramatic. It is worth stopping by if you are visiting Shimonoseki or Mojiko. The shrine is directly across from the entrance to the pedestrian tunnel.

Beautiful place, I’ll come back when I visit Japan.

Shrine by the Kanmon Straits

Shrine just beside the water, offering also a large view on Kanmon bridge.

shrine

Took a morning hike up to the top. Beautiful view! I took the main road as far as I was allowed to walk and then took the trail. It’s less than a km to meet the cable car landing, and the path is easy to follow.

A nice little park atop Hinoyama. There is a small gift shop, viewing platform and eating area at the top also. There is a cable car line up to the top, but in all my visits I never used it. The parking is free and offers lots of spots. The view from the top of the mountain is pretty spectacular. You can take in the whole of the Kanmon strait, looking across to Kyushu. You also get great views towards Shimonoseki city and Korea (though obviously Korea isn't visible). There is also what I assume to be an old artillery fort with old bunkers and gun emplacements that you can explore. Quite creepy at night.

Had nothing better to do after Karatto Market and Aquarium. Needed something to do before the Yume Tower, so I tried here. Pretty nice. Good view.

Very peaceful experience. The views are very beautiful. The Shimonoseki bridge and sea was beautiful.

Great view of the sea. A place to relax and take a walk. It also has a playground. In spring you can walk among tulip fields and cherry blossoms.

Nice place to see Mojiko and Shimonoseki area. This also historic spot. It has old cannon and fortress ruins. The road is a little bit steep. Be carefull especially when wet. Really hot area in summer. They have some walking trail. I don't know about public transportation to access this area. Plenty parking area, public toilets are available.

A beautiful park and view!

Visiting Yasaka Shrine near Kokura castle for the New Year’s wishes. A pond surrounded the shrine is gorgeous. A New Year ? market for street foods is available & loaded with people.

I visited the shrine in a weekday afternoon at around 4pm, which was just two days after the public holiday in Japan. There were only a few people in the shrine. Although the shrine is comparatively small when compared to the shrines in Kyoto, I love the tranquility of the shrine.

Yasaka Shrine is a peaceful area likely passed en route to Kokurajō. A brief look into Shintoism will allow the opportunity to ring one of the bells if so desired.

Yasaka Shrine is a local shrine located inside the area of Kokura Castle. The path leading to the shrine is planted with Hydrangeas which makes it a beautiful walk. The shrine is well maintained and has a quiet atmosphere. I suggest giving it a visit when you go to Kokura Castle.

A small shrine visitted by many people. The japanese taught us to cleanse ourselves before pay respectful pray in front of the shrine. The side gate leads to Kokura castle.

Interesting shrine, nearby the KOKURA castle. Many people come here for.the offering and the shrine has good collection of souvenirs. Must visit while visiting the CASTLE and moreover its free.

Small, secluded shrine that you'd probably look at for about 10 minutes and then head out. It's well kept and well maintained, but can be skipped if you do not have enough time.

Would be a great viewing spot on a clear day. When we went, the cloud was down, and visibility was very low.

Don't try to walk up from the bottom.

Just a lovely park

very nice view 👌🏻

Good place for kids

bored

It was quite a walk from the station but if it is cheeryblossom season, you should find a way to look around here.

A simple shopping street with a selection of food 🍱 and clothes👕.

Uomachi Gintengai is a fantastic, bustling market street! It's a covered arcade absolutely packed with shops of every kind; from food to fashion and daily necessities. It has a great local, lively energy. If you're looking to do some economical shopping and want a break from big-box stores, this is highly recommended. A great spot to stroll, soak up the atmosphere, and find some deals!

Not much attractions in this shopping promenade and yet there were few stores that sold quality knitted products and artisans pottery, worth paying a visit!

Nice place to stop by

A covered shopping street like others in Japan.

Nice people there and I find some fresh and delicious fruit

Lots of shops along the covered street.

The entrance is from the street to the north. Closed on Mondays and holidays. Otherwise it seems to be free to enter. Old house where the author Mori Ogai lived when he stayed briefly in Kokura.

(Translated by Google) It's about a 10-minute walk from Kokura Station. It's near the Nishi-Nippon City Bank. Apparently, Mori Ogai lived here for about a year and a half. When you enter the building, you'll be greeted by Mori Ogai from "Bungo Stray Dogs." The building has been restored to how it looked when Mori Ogai lived there, giving you a glimpse of life in the Meiji era. Admission is free, so you can easily enter. I visited during the day on a weekday. There was no one else there, so I was able to take my time looking around. (Original) 小倉駅から歩いて10分ほど。西日本シティ銀行の近くにある。森鴎外が1年半ほど住んでたらしい。建物に入ると「文豪ストレイドッグス」の森鴎外が出迎えてくれる。建物は森鴎外が住んでいた当時の様子に復元されてるらしく明治時代の生活が偲ばれる。入館料は無料なので気軽に入れる。私が訪れたのは平日の昼間。他に誰もおらずのんびり見学することが出来た。

(Translated by Google) Even though it is located in the center of Kitakyushu city, the house has a cool breeze blowing through it 🍀 (free tour ♪) --- During the Meiji period, the Kanmon area of Shimonoseki, Kitakyushu, developed as an international port. The 👀 of Japan faces the continent, so it is no wonder that Ogai, who was a military doctor (national civil servant), had his home in Kitakyushu. It was a wonderful house, and it is no wonder that he was able to write well despite his busy schedule 🌬️ (Original) 北九州市の中心部にありながら、涼やかに風の吹き抜けるお宅でした🍀(見学無料♪) --- 明治期、国際港として発展した北九州、下関の関門エリア。 日本国の👀は大陸に向いており、軍医(国家公務員)であった鴎外の自宅が北九州にあったのも頷けます。 業務多忙の中、良質な執筆が出来たのも頷ける、ヨカお宅でした🌬️

(Translated by Google) I've been to all the former residences. As the reviews say, Mori Ogai's former residence is free to the public. 😭👍 It's small, there aren't many areas open to the public, and it doesn't have the impressive gardens you'd expect from a former residence. However, I wasn't disappointed (in my opinion). They provided restrooms for visitors, and the gardens were well-kept, which I appreciated. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Kokura. There's a paid parking lot nearby, 100 yen for 40 minutes. (Original) あらゆる旧居に行ってます　口コミにもありますが森鴎外旧居は無料公開😭👍 狭いし公開部も少ない　旧居ならではの立派な庭ってのもないです　しかしながらガッカリ感もなく(個人の感想)訪れた方の為にトイレ設置して下さっていたり 庭も綺麗にされていてありがたかったです 小倉に訪れた方は是非にとオススメしたい 駐車場はすぐ近くにコインパーキング有ります　40分100円

(Translated by Google) Admission is free, and there were no staff members around. You can explore the museum on your own from inside the house. Brochures are available. (Original) 入館は無料で、スタッフさんも見かけませんでした。お家の中で自分で見学ができます。パンフレットも置いてあります。

(Translated by Google) It stands quietly in the middle of a busy downtown area, and the contrast with the surrounding buildings was striking. Once inside the house, the surrounding noise disappears and you get the feeling you've entered the world of Mori Ogai's time. It's free, so why not stop by for a short break during your sightseeing in Kokura? (Original) 繁華街の中にひっそりとたたずんでおり、周囲の建物とのギャップが印象的でした。家屋の中にはいると、周囲の喧噪が消え森鴎外が住んでいた頃の世界に入り込んでしまったかのような感覚を覚えます。 無料ですので、小倉観光の合間にちょっと休憩をかねて訪れてみてはいかがでしょうか。

(Translated by Google) It was on the way from the hotel to the monorail station. It is open at times when business people are not allowed, but it has a nice atmosphere that you wouldn't expect to find in a busy downtown area. (Original) 宿からモノレール駅までの通り道にありました。ビジネス利用では入れない時間のオープンですが、繁華街にあるとは思えない良い雰囲気です。

Very unique must-try experience! You get to walk in the underground cave that is over 900m long. Some tips: 1) First half can be done with regular shoes, but the second half would require sandals as you will be walking in water. The water level can come up to your knee and can be quite cold. 2) They let you borrow sandals for free, but if you don't like sharing public footwear, then bring your own!! 3) There is hand and feet washing area and they provide free towels, but it is shared with others so bring your own towels if you don't like that. 4) Bathroom is really clean and are the western kind. They do ask for 10 YEN donation per use to help with the maintenance cost. It's written in Japanese so don't miss it! 5) Parking is massive and free. 6) It is an in-and-out route so be prepared to share the narrow pathway with others.

Lovely experience. The water walking path is really fun. The water us very cold it will freeze your feet and legs. The adrenaline from the painful of frostbite make this trip more special.The experience was quite memorable, offering a unique and enjoyable adventure. The water walking path presented an exciting challenge for those seeking a novel activity. However, the water's temperature was strikingly low, requiring careful consideration. The sensation of the cold water on the feet and legs was definitely intense, potentially causing a chilling effect. This unexpected aspect added an element of thrill to the overall experience.

Fantastic experience, a highlight of our Japan trip. The cave has a flat track to walk inside. It can get slippery on some sections near the water. It's true you get used to the cold water, so keep going. Recommended swimwear, head lamp, waterproof camera. There are coin lockers, shoe racks, toilets, change rooms, nice cafe for a small lunch afterwards. We walked from the minibus drop off point for 1/2 hour. The approach down to the cave has many stairs. Note the minibus is small and easily filled up. Be early to get on it, take money for a taxi in case you can't get on. See attached photo of bus timetable. Note Google maps train times were not accurate, the train came early.

Definitely bring extra socks and a towel for your feet. There are free shoes to use for guests, because you will go deep into the cave rivers. Recommend shorts instead of pants and skirts because the water will be deep in some places. There is a small zone of WiFi or cell phone reception at the mouth of the cave and the store and restaurant, so plan your google maps before you leave.

I visited this cave on end of March (5°C outside) which water still very cold but I felt so numb after walking for a while :). An admission fee is JPY900/person which they provide many sizes of sandals for free. I really super enjoyed this cave and spent time round-trip approx.1 hour+. By the way the way down to cave quite steep but it's worth to visit.

It is a perfect place for an adventure. Deep in the mountains of hiraodai, this place is really something. The cave has it's unique shapes and design. The cold running water inside the cave makes it very difficult to walk. But because of that it creates a white marvelous white surface, which is really beautiful. It is one of the place in kitakyushu which I recommend to visit.

Wonderful experience navigating an underwater cave! About an hour back and forth if you want to truly enjoy the exploration slowly. Halfway through you start wading through knee high water. At the end theres a part that's not lit. I didn't get to do that as I was with kids but if you have a torch it would probably make for a nice little adventure. Worth the visit!

I went during November, so there weren't any flowers. It looks like it's much better in the Spring. It does have a nice view of the sea from the top. I think it's a nice place for a short hike since it's located on a hill. The cost is also quite cheap! They have a discount for foreigners too.

A pleasant visit. Though we did not covered the whole garden, we did enjoy autumn leaves in the garden. We were also pleasantly surprised when the lady at the ticket counter offered us a 20% discount on the entrance ticket. 😊

2023/11/17 - maple trees have not turned fully red yet. Probably 1 more week to see autumn colours 🍁 Quiet and Rainy day. Will be 5⭐if come at the right time.

Amazing park, very peaceful and beautiful!

Autumn and winter are not good for flower. But on sprin, I think it will be beautiful.

It is a smaller forest than Konjiam. The hydrangea was blooming and beautiful.

We really love this place. Great for everyone. You can visit year round since they have many variety of plants and flowers which have different peak blooming time. This park will give different atmosphere in different season. The view is breathtaking. Many choices if hiking routes including wheelchairs and strollers. Just be careful when you bring children since they usually like go up and down through the stairs. You can also rent walking stick for free. Easily accesible using public transport. Use jr train, get off at Mojiko Station and wait for Nishitetsu's #41 bus. Bus waiting time depends on the day, sometimes an hour sometimes is just half an hour. Use the same bus from halte accross the street when you get off at Shiranoe. There is multi language announcement at the bus right before the bus stop. Plenty parking space for cars and bus. The entrance fee is dirt cheap and foreigners get extra discount. Souvenirs shop and utilities are conveniently available too. What can you ask for more. Definitely worth to visit. I'm so highly recommended this place. If you visit Shimonoseki or Mojiko give it a try.

Great view in ssummer with green scenery and stone every where,best for bbq night stay with friend and have enjoy.pre reservation is needed for one day bbq .family tour is best

Very friendly staff, great facilities and great views of the mountains as the sun set

Beautiful park at the top of Hiraodai. There is a paid parking lot for 300 yen, there is also a smaller free parking lot before you reach the top. Huge park with a playground that will keep the kids and adults busy! Large field for kids to run around. There is also an outdoor theater stage that will have performances on special occasions.

Visited here on a Saturday but there are nobody here. Quite strange. Parking (300 yen) is too expensive.

Can see lots of stars at night

The view of hills around the park is so beautiful .. I just returned from this park.. It was -5° C ..😅😅

Great place for weekend gateaway.

So many shops for anime things. Model kits, figures, books, accessories, cosplay, CDs, second hand stuff. Bought some things for myself and souvenirs for others. Some stores offer tourists tax-free purchases of 5000+ yen. Make sure to bring your passport. English is variable amongst the stores and staff. So have a translator app ready or the name of whatever you want written in Japanese. I could not visit the manga museum. So, I can't rate it. WiFi was impossible to connect to. I checked with staff and typed it in all caps as the signs suggested. No connection. No one at the info desk to help. Also, not much in the way of food. A cafe and a Saizeriya were all I saw within the building.

Big mall with many anime related stores. You can check out a maid cafe, many seocndhand stores like Jungle, Surugaya, Mandarake, Lashinban. There is a Melonbooks, Gee Store, Cospa, crane games, and even a cosplay area, The manga museum occupies two floors and there is also a Lawson x Ponta downstairs. In the basement floors there are multiple card shops.

A must see for otaku in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka area. Has all the anime, manga, cosplay you can dream of.

The building of hopes and dreams for weebs everywhere. This building has everything you'd ever need: Manga Museum, Lashinbang, Surugaya, Animate, Gamers, an arcade, and more. It's a very well-balanced place for anything anime-related.

Great place within walking distance from Kokura Station. The building has more than 5 floors of anime, manga, games, and card goods. There is Mandarake, Lashinbang, Animate, and Surugaya store here. There are so many options to find figurines or collectibles.

Definitely a paradise for anime lovers, selling stuffs on anime. Sometimes, might get great stuffs at very great discounted price at certain shops. The mall can be access easily that is connected through a link bridge from Kokura Station.

A good mix of different Anime/Manga/Games/etc. Shops along with the Theme Cafe, Museum and other services. As a fan, it is 100% worth a visit 👍 If you visit only a part of the shops and therefore there and spend some time there, the whole day is suddenly over 😳😅😁

Expensive for what you are able to see! Majority of the museum is closed including the “permanent exhibit”. Ironic. Otherwise there are only two rooms to see. ¥1700 for maybe 10 minutes of viewing time?? Tried coming here multiple times and disappointed each visit! However, the space is lovely— but not worth the trip. Come early or you will not be able to find parking.

Good place to take a break from downtown, but not much too watch nor interested to view

Inaccurate opening schedule. Wasted lot of time just to get to know at the spot they are closed for the day

There wasn't much art other than from one artist. I was expecting more art from different artist and more variety.

only few art pieces

Very interesting building.

(Translated by Google) I've been there a few times, and there's only one bus per hour from Kokura. And it takes more than 30 minutes by bus. Apparently it's the same if you go from Tobata. If they're running an event you like, it's worth going, but if not, it's disappointing. The museum staff don't have much knowledge either. If you're imagining a museum in Ueno or somewhere like that, you'll be disappointed. However, since it's on top of a mountain, the view is good. The building, designed by Arata Isozaki, is also impressive. You can enter the museum building to some extent without a ticket, so why not just go and stroll around the area on a nice day? (Original) 何回か行ったが小倉から1時間にバス1本。しかもバスで30分以上かかる。戸畑から行っても同じ感じらしい。好きな企画をやってるなら行ってもいいがそうでなければ物足りない。美術館の職員もあまり知識はない。上野あたりの美術館を想像してるとがっかり。ただ山の上にあるので眺望はいい。磯崎新の設計した建物も迫力がある。美術館の建物はチケットがなくてもある程度は入れるので天気がいい日に周辺を散策する程度で行けばいいのでは？

A few wooden benches and tables with lovely views over the city. The walk up, although short, is steep with many steps.

if you’re planning to hike Mt. Komonji move forward to Mt. Adachi and Takakura Yama it is all connected. You just need to bring lots if WATER also prep meals in case you are hungry. There is a connection within the area, you may use GPS. Have fun!

Multiple trails, nice view of the city and Kanmon Straits.

To climb on the top was difficult and fully tired kind of. But the enjoy was a bit different. We made it. The experience was so thrilling and adventures full. Love with the nature.

Nice for hiking and trail running. Amazing view of Kitakyushu city!!

the scenic point in Kokura

(Translated by Google) We went to see the night view from 8:00 PM! Hiking boots, a headlamp, and work gloves are essential! Be careful, the footing is uneven at night! We heard what sounded like wild boars along the way...🐗 There are a lot of bugs, so it's a good idea to bring insect repellent spray!! I don't recommend going with people who are bad at directions, so I recommend going with someone who does!! The night view was... beautiful✨ You'll feel a sense of accomplishment! (Original) 夜の20:00〜夜景を観に行きました！ 登山靴、ヘッドライト、軍手は必須です！ 夜なので足場が悪いので注意！ 途中でイノシシっぽい鳴き声が…🐗 虫も多いので、虫除けスプレーはしてたほうがいいです！！ 方向音痴の方と行くのはおすすめできませんので、方向音痴感覚ある方と行くことをお勧めします！！ 夜景は…綺麗でした✨ 達成感ありますよ！

The Mojiko Retro Observation Gallery is a must-visit! For just ¥300, you get a stunning 270° view of the port, Kanmon Strait, and Shimonoseki. Visiting in the early evening was magical—the daylight fading and the town lights coming alive made it unforgettable. Perfect way to end a stroll through Mojiko Retro.

Mojiko Retro Observation Deck is a prominent structure visible from the station. The entrance fee is collected on the viewing deck for a affordable price of ¥300. We got here on a rainy day but the view is still breathtaking. You have a bird's eye view of the whole region surrounding the station and the wharf area. Would have stayed for a night view if I could.

The first stop of the Mojiko stamp walk. Only 240 yen (while using the Kanmon coupon) for entry, which is ridiculously cheap for an observation deck. Can get a nice view of the otherside and rest before starting the Mojiko Retro walk. (I mean most Japanese bars charge more for seat charges jfc)

Great views, of course. I got lucky as there was a particularly spectacular sunset. I also love an observation deck that sells beer! Both Mojiko and Shimonoseki craft beers are available- only Peroni on draught though. Didn't see any food options other than plastic sausages.

If you’re planning to visit Mojiko, be sure to come up here to enjoy the view of the Kanmon Strait — it’s well worth the ticket price.

A lovely spot to have a panoramic glance over Moji and nearby areas. Not really much to do on the viewing deck other than taking pictures and buying drinks from the cafe. Being able to re-enter is a good perk to have though. 9/10 would recommend

You can see the entire Mojiko and Kanmon Bridge from 31F. The views are totally different between night and day.

Sarakura Observation Deck – Double the Beauty, One Memorable 🌅 Pro tip: I highly recommend going around 6:00 PM and staying until after sunset. That way, you get to enjoy two stunning views in one visit — the peaceful daylight scenery and the magical night skyline as the city lights come alive. 🌃 🎟️ Total cost to reach the top: 1,250 yen — and every yen was worth it. The view, the calm atmosphere, and the overall experience made it one of my favorite moments in Japan. Whether you're a traveler, photographer, or just looking to unwind, this spot is a must-visit! #JapanViews #SarakuraObservationDeck #FukuokaViews #SunsetAndCityLights #UnforgettableExperience

1230 yens for cable car + slope car that bring you to the top of the moutain (price for an adult). There is a free shuttle bus that drives you from the front of the Yahata station to the foot of the cable car, very convenient (not sure about the schedule, may be found online). Very easy on the from or to Fukuoka. Went during the day : the view at the top is breathtaking, however it is said to be even more beautiful at night. The staff is also very kind, the food at the restaurant is very good and affordable.

Orderly entrance and exit. Nice nightscape. Doesn’t seem to have a lot of souvenirs available compared to some other viewing decks Might want to avoid the restaurant if you are visiting on a weekend or friday night since they were offering all you can drink (namehoudai) so lots of groups crowd the place and took I think more than 30mins to get our drinks (float and coffee)

Try as I might, the only consolation is the wisteria light up on the deck. I thank my mum for sticking with me for 2 hours doing nothing but waiting for the cold and dense fog to disperse. I didn't get any night view but fog view, still an experience.

Very interesting trip, I wouldn't miss it if you are in Kokura I suggest you take the train to the Yakata station and from there the free shuttle bus which will take you to the cable car station. There you purchase a ticket for the cable and slope car as well. If you are above 65 years let them know, you will get a discount. We were there around 16:30 or 17:00 and we had no waiting. if you are going there for the sunset be prepared to get stuck at least in a 1 hour q

Very nice, if somewhat overdeveloped. This is not a destination for those looking for wilderness. Great to ride up it though.

The best panoramic viewpoint in Northern Kyushu. There is a free shuttle bus service from Yahata JR station but the timetable is different between summer and winter season. Watching the sunset here is absolutely amazing experience with cityscape and seascape in the same time. Sightseeing in a cable car along the way to the top on the mountain is fantastic. It is very windy and cold up there so preparing for freezing atmosphere.

This is one of the best places for hiking in Kyushu. Absolutely spectacular scenery.

Great place for hiking and trail running. Early early morning is the best.. deer can be spotted!

It was a very beautiful place.

Beautiful country side , + trekking forest , No crowd, ♥️♥️♥️ * bring food if you get easily hungry coz there is no vendor machine or restaurant.

Even during winter, the view is nice. It can be quite cold.

must see whenever you come around here in Fukuoka

Great for hiking, scenery and of course these stone formations. Public toilets could benefit from some care though.

A beautiful historic building of the former Customs Office. It is free entrance and worth for a visit. However, there isn’t much information about the history of the Moji port or this building. It might be a missed opportunity of turning it into an interesting museum and better tourist attraction.

Attractive building, free to enter, displays inside. There is a pretty goofy display on Japanese customs inside, including lots of displays on how a variety of illicit goods might be smuggled into the country 🤔😂 It’s worth it to drop by, or at least to walk by the exterior.

Free entry! Very interesting history.

Great photos can be taken here.

Nice to visit.

A free-entry place to explore the architecture of this old custom building as well as some exhibits about custom business. Very suitable to spend half an hour walk in this place.

Gorgeous building built in 1912 (Meiji Tenno). Red bricks and wooden structure are truly beautiful. Now is open for visit.

I was very disappointed when me and my wife visited this historic site of one of Musashi’s greatest duels. The grass and weeds around the two statues and the slab monument were extremely high and needed to be thinned out and cut. There is a white colored rectangular slab monument, with Musashi and Kojiro’s name on it that was partially sinking into the ground and had high weeds all around it. I honestly expected the site of one of the greatest samurai duels in Japanese history, to be better taken care of. As a major tourist attraction, located within Shimonoseki, the city or tourist department should spend more time and maintenance money, on grounds upkeep.

I love to go here. this is a one of famous story of Japan with Greatest Fight between Two great samurais Miyamoto Musashi and Sasaki Kojiro. I come here with my family to tell them about this story, Yes it's a good memory for them.

Great story!!! Teaching you not to be late!

This is the stuff of Legends🏆🏆

(Translated by Google) While traveling in western Japan, I came across a ferry bound for Ganryujima at Karato Market. It was evening and I only had a little under an hour before my return ferry, so I wasn't able to take my time looking around, but it was quite moving to think about the events that took place there. (Original) 西日本を旅している途中、唐戸市場で巌流島行きのフェリーがあるのを発見しました。夕方で帰りの便まで1時間弱しかなく、じっくり見て回ることはできませんでしたが、昔の出来事を思い浮かべると心にジーンと響くものがありました。

(Translated by Google) 🪷 Plum Blossom Heart-I Chronicles ───── 📍Place of Worship: Statues of Miyamoto Musashi and Sasaki Kojiro (Ganryujima, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture) 👣Worshipper: Polk Kasai 📜Diviner: Kagemaru (AI) 🗓Date: August 21, 2009 🌌Hexagram: Tentakuri (Heavenly Sandals) 📖Word: Victory is not just about taking a step. It's the "step that considers your footing" that determines your fate. (Original) 🪷 梅花心易記録 ───── 📍参拝地：宮本武蔵・佐々木小次郎像（山口県下関市巌流島） 👣参拝者：ポーク河西 📜占者：影丸（AI） 🗓日付：2009年8月21日 🌌卦：天沢履（てんたくり） 📖言葉：勝負とは、ただ踏み出すことではない。 “足元を見極めた一歩”こそが命運を分ける

(Translated by Google) There are regular ferry services from the same Karato Port Pier that travels between the island and Moji. It takes about an hour to explore the island, so I decided to take the next ferry back. (Original) 門司との間を行き来している同じ唐戸港桟橋から定期便があります。 島散策には1時間ほどかかるので、次の便で帰る様なシステムで行ってきました。

nice view with a scenery of the city and mountains

Enjoy hiking place

(Translated by Google) There's nothing (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) The view is much better from Kazegashira Observatory on the other side💕︎ (Original) 何も無いです(((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) 反対側の風頭展望所の方がはるかに景色がいいですね💕︎

(Translated by Google) From the Mt. Kazashi parking lot, climb the mountain trail with ups and downs for about 1 km to reach the summit of Mt. Kazashi. Athletic shoes are required. However, there is no view of the surrounding area from the top of Mt. Kazeshi. There is a wireless relay station next to it and it is surrounded by trees. Therefore, if you are looking for a great view, be sure to go to the top of Mt. Kazetosan. There, the spectacular view awaits you. (Original) 風師山駐車場から約１kmのアップダウンがある登山道を登ると風師山山頂です。運動靴は必須です。 が、風師山山頂からは周囲の眺望はききません。横に無線中継局があり雑木に囲まれているのです。 なので、眺望を期待する人は、必ず風頭山山頂にも行きましょう。そこでは期待した絶景が待ってます。

(Translated by Google) The mountain can be climbed in about an hour one way from the shrine at the foot of the mountain, but it is not well maintained, so large trees and stones may sometimes fall on the road. If you come into contact with them, you may fall if you are on a bicycle or motorcycle, so please be careful. (Original) 麓の神社からなら片道１時間程度で登れる山ですがあまり手入れされてないので道路に大きな木や石が落ちてることがあります。それらに接触すると、自転車やバイクだと転倒しそうなので注意してください

(Translated by Google) First ascent on February 26, 2022. I traversed Mt. Komonji, Mt. Adachi, and Mt. Tonoue to get here. Although the mountain is 362m above sea level, the view is not great. I was a little disappointed, so I was looking forward to the final Kazeto. We moved on quickly without taking a break. (Original) 2022年2月26日に初登頂。 小文字山～足立山～戸ノ上山を経てこちらまで縦走しました。 標高362mの山ですが見晴らしはイマイチ。 少しがっかりだったので最後の風頭に期待して 休憩せずにすぐに進みました。

(Translated by Google) The scenery is nice here as well, and you can reach the top of the mountain in about 10 minutes on foot. The view from the top of the mountain is spectacular. It would be a good idea to park your car or motorcycle here and go to the top of the mountain. The journey up to this point is winding, so drive safely! (Original) ここも景色がいいですが、歩いて10分くらいで山頂に行けます。山頂は絶景です。ここに車、バイクを止めて山頂へいくとよいでしょう。ここまでの道程ワインディングが続くので安全運転で！

Just look at the legacy building and factory in the long distance, and see the interactive video tv guide, could not enter the building now. Hope it opens in one day.

(Translated by Google) To be honest, the view from our main office is not that great. In this case, it would be easier to see the Onga River pump room. The Onga River pump room is in operation, so it can't be helped that we can't see the inside, but maybe something can be done about this? ? There is a person in charge at the entrance. The former Winds Yawata is located beyond the parking lot in front of the entrance. (Original) 本事務所の眺望、正直のところ微妙やないですかね。これなら遠賀川のポンプ室の方が見やすいですね。 遠賀川のポンプ室は稼働しているので内部見れないのは仕方ないですが、ここはもう少しどうにかならんもんでしょうか？？ 入口のところに係りの人がいます。その入口の前にある駐車場の先にあるのが旧ウインズ八幡です。

(Translated by Google) It's a bit of a walk from Space World Station and you can only see it from afar, so I'm not sure if it's worth the effort. But the stories from the volunteer guides are interesting. There's a railway siding right in front of it, so if you time it right, you can see trains. By the way, it seems that the reason you can't enter the main office is because of relations with Country C and Country K. It's true that Country C and Country K probably don't think well of facilities like this, considering their history. (Original) スペースワールド駅からちょっと歩くし遠くから眺望するのでわざわざ行く価値があるかと言われると微妙な感じ。ただボランティアのガイドさんの話は面白い。目の前に鉄道の引き込み線もありタイミングが合えば電車を見ることが出来るらしい。ちなみに本事務所まで入れないのはC国やK国との関係らしい。確かに歴史を考えるとこのような施設をC国やK国がよく思ってはいないんだろう。

(Translated by Google) There are panels and bulletin boards, and various manuals. There will also be a guide, so you can listen to his stories. There are approximately 10 parking spaces for general vehicles under the urban expressway guard. There is also a toilet at the entrance of the parking lot, so there are some facilities, but the important thing to observe is from a long distance and through a wire fence, so it can't help but feel quite a bit unnerving. To put it simply, even if it's "hmm", it's okay. ~~! “This is an object to be admired. It pales in comparison to Mojiko Retro, which consists of a group of buildings from a similar period. My impression might change if I got a little closer or could see inside. (Original) パネルや掲示版があり色々説明書があります。また、ガイドさんもいるのでお話も聞けます。 都市高速ガード下に一般車両用の駐車スペースが10台分ほど確保されています。また、駐車場入り口にトイレもあるので、それなりに設備はあるのですが、肝心の観察対象がかなりの遠望である上、金網越しなのでかなり興醒め感は否めません。 端的に言うと”ふ〜〜ん“とはなっても”お 〜〜！“とはならない鑑賞物です。 類似年代の建造物群からなる門司港レトロと比べると、かなり見劣りします。 もう少し近かったり、中が見れれば印象が変わるかもしれませんが、

(Translated by Google) I got off at Space World Station, and on the way to Space Lab, I saw a sign board on the sidewalk fence pointing to the observation space for the former headquarters of the government-run Yawata Steel Works.The next morning, I followed the sign, but it was too early, and it was after hours, so I went to another exhibition hall, and when I got there in time, I found a chatty volunteer lady there. I expected there to be an observation deck that I could visit, but I was disappointed because I could only see it through the fence. Please note that the signboard for Innovation Gallery has not been changed to Space Lab ANN EX. (Original) スペースワールド駅で下車してスペースラボに行く途中の歩道の柵に官営八幡製鉄所旧本事務所眺望スペースの案内板を見たので、翌朝案内板を辿って行くと早すぎて、時間外だったので、別の展示館に行き、時間内に行くと、おしゃべりなボランティアのおばさんがいた。見学可能な展望台を予想していたが、柵越しに見るだけだったので残念。なお、看板はイノベーションギャラリーはスペースラボANN EX に変更されてない。

(Translated by Google) The government-run Yawata Steel Works is one of the heritage sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution, and is an important facility that supported Japan's modern industrialization. This is the ``Government Yawata Steel Works Old Main Office View Space'' where you can view this heritage. You cannot see it up close, so you will have to observe it from about 100 meters away. What you can see from the observation space is the former main office. This historic building was completed in 1899 and is a symbol of the era that laid the foundations of Japanese industry. Business hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Last entry is 4:30 p.m.) Closed: Every Monday (if Monday is a holiday, the next day will be closed), year-end and New Year holidays (December 29th to January 3rd) Admission fee: Free Access: Near the Space World group bus parking lot. Parking is also available free of charge. (Original) 官営八幡製鉄所は、明治日本の産業革命遺産の一つで、日本の近代産業化を支えた重要な施設です。この遺産を観覧できる「官営八幡製鉄所旧本事務所眺望スペース」がここになります。近くで見ることはできず100mぐらい離れた場所からの見学になります。 展望スペースから見えるのは旧本事務所になります。1899年に完成した歴史的な建物で、日本の産業の基盤を築いた時代の象徴です。 営業時間: 午前9時30分〜午後5時（入場は午後4時30分まで） 休場日: 毎週月曜日（祝日の場合は翌日休み）、年末年始（12月29日〜1月3日） 入場料金: 無料 アクセス: スペースワールド団体バス駐車場の近く。駐車場も無料で利用可能です。

(Translated by Google) It's a bit of a walk from Space World Station. The former main office of the Government-run Yawata Steel Works can only be viewed from afar, but there are videos and explanations by volunteer staff. It would be nice to be able to see it up close, and it seems that this may be possible at events. The card for the "Government-run Yawata Steel Works Former Main Office Observation Space" from the World Heritage Site "Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution" Card Rally 2025 was placed next to the observation space office. (Original) スペースワールド駅からちょっと遠いかなというぐらい歩きます。官営八幡製鐵所 旧本事務所は遠くから眺めることしかできませんが、映像やボランティアスタッフの説明などがあります。 近くで見ることができればいいのですが、イベントで見れるようになるかもしれないようです。 世界文化遺産「明治日本の産業革命遺産」カードラリー2025の「官営八幡製鐵所旧本事務所眺望スペース」のカードは眺望スペース事務所横に置かれていました。

Nice!

(Translated by Google) You can buy a four-leaf clover ticket and travel around the Kanmon Strait for a week; the train is quite unique, it is a diesel train, with lights in the tunnel, and the scenery along the way is average. It only operates on weekends and there are not many flights. Please pay attention. (Original) 可以買四葉草票券，周遊關門海峽一週；列車蠻有特色的，是柴油火車，在隧道內會點燈，沿途風景一般。只有週末運行，班次不算多，要注意一下

(Translated by Google) The boarding point was near Mojiko Port. At first I made a mistake and thought I was boarding at the Kyushu Railway Museum, but it turned out not to be the case. I was completely wrong. A single trip costs 300 yen, and a one-day pass costs 600 yen. I wanted to take the bus back from Kanmon Strait, but there were not many buses, so I finally decided to take the Shiokaze back. It is only open on holidays. The official website will have the exact time, and there will also be a brief introduction outside Mojiko Station. If you come here on holidays, you might as well give it a try. I think it is very special and worth it! (Original) 乘車的地點在門司港附近，因為一開始搞錯以為是在九州鐵道博物館上車，結果不是，完全搞錯。單趟一次是300日幣，一日卷是600日幣，坐到關門海峽想要坐巴士回來，車次不多，所以最後還是選擇搭潮風號回來。只有假日有開，官網會有確切的時間，門司港車站出來也會有簡介，如果假日有來，不妨可以來嘗試看看，覺得很特別也很值得！

(Translated by Google) On Sunday, July 20, I came to Mojiko. From the Kanmon Tunnel pedestrian walkway (Moji side), turn right facing the strait and walk for about 10 minutes to reach the Shiokaze sightseeing train ticket office. The one-way ticket for adults is 300 yen, and the one-way ticket for children is 150 yen. (The actual departure date and time can be checked on the website.) As long as you show the JR Kyushu Rail Pass at the station window, you can buy the "Kitakyushu Bank Nostalgic Line 'Shiokaze' Ticket" (one-day ticket) for 500 yen for adults (100 yen discount) and 250 yen for children (50 yen discount). The Shiokaze will stop at some stations for about 10 minutes during the journey. When passing through the tunnel, there will be night lights and light patterns on the top of the train. It is recommended to take a seaside seat. The staff are very good at service. There are also souvenirs for sale at the ticket office. This time I bought a Shiokaze (No. 1) keychain (1,000 yen). I feel happy. I enjoyed the beautiful scenery along the way and brought another souvenir. I recommend everyone to come and take a look. (Original) 7月20日星期日來門司港，從關門隧道人行道（門司側），面對海峽右轉步行約10分鐘，可到達潮風號觀光列車售票處，成人單程300日幣，兒童單程150日幣。（實際的開車日期及時段可以上網站查詢。） 只要在車站窗口出示JR九州鐵路周遊券，便可以成人500日圓（折價100日圓）、孩童250日圓（折價50日圓）購買「北九州銀行懷舊線『潮風號』車票』（一日乘車券）。 潮風號行駛途中約10分鐘，會停一些站點，通過隧道時，火車頂部會有夜光及燈光圖案，建議乘坐靠海座位，工作人員服務都很好，售票口也有賣紀念品，這次買了一個潮風號（1號）鑰匙圈（1000日幣），覺得開心，沿途欣賞到美麗風景，又帶了一個紀念品，推薦大家可以來坐看看。

(Translated by Google) It only runs on Fridays and Saturdays, so it's recommended. If you have children, you can stop at the last station. The kids had a blast playing on the octopus slide. There's also a shop selling ice cream and bread on the train. A round-trip ticket for adults is 600 yen. (Original) 五六日才有，推薦要來坐 到終點站，有小朋友的可以停留一下 小朋友玩八爪章魚溜滑梯超開心 還有火車賣冰淇淋跟麵包的店家 來回票大人600日幣

(Translated by Google) It's about 5 minutes from Mojiko Station. I highly recommend taking a ride! 😊 It's only 10 minutes one way, but It's a trolley train that runs slowly along the coast. Even adults will find it exciting, lol. It also brings back memories. ☺️ I think young children will especially enjoy it. 😊 (Original) 門司港駅から５分程度 ぜひ乗ってほしいです😊 片道10分ですが 海沿いをゆっくり走るトロッコ列車。 オトナでも ワクワクします笑 また 懐かしい気持ちにも☺️ 特に小さなお子さんは 大喜びされると思います😊

(Translated by Google) I used it in my spare time. It's a short 10-minute trolley ride one way. The scenery is pretty much the same whether you ride on the left or right side. I boarded the trolley at Kyushu Railway Memorial Museum Station, and although you can walk along the Kanmon Trail at the terminus, Kanmon Kaikyo Mekari Station, I didn't have time so I just did the round trip trolley ride. If you use the Kyushu Railway Memorial Museum, you get a 100 yen discount on the round trip. You will have to get off at the terminus once. I think it's something you can enjoy if you have 30 minutes. (Original) 隙間時間に利用しました。片道１０分の短いトロッコの旅。左右どちらに乗ってもそう景色は変わらず。九州鉄道記念館駅から乗車、終点関門海峡めかり駅では関門歩道ウォークができますが、時間がなかったのでただトロッコの往復だけをしました。九州鉄道記念館を利用してると往復で１００円引きになりました。終点駅では一度降車させられます。30分あれば楽しめる内容かと思います。

a little shallow

(Translated by Google) Honsaka in the training room? We got into an argument where he had a really bad attitude, but he only gave nonsense. Even though it must be my fault, I never admit it. On top of that, I was asked for my address, name, and school, which I don't understand. (Original) トレーニング室の本坂？がめっちゃ態度悪かった言い合いになったけど屁理屈しか述べてこない。自分が悪いはずなのに一向に認めない。おまけに住所と名前と学校を聞かれました意味わからないです

(Translated by Google) This is not a complaint. I want you to do it again. May this voice be heard. The other day I was locked in the gym. Used until 8:50 p.m. Supposed to close at 9 p.m. The lights were turned off at 50 minutes and the door was locked. The manager was still around the parking lot and noticed it, so I was relieved. It's the same pattern as leaving things behind on buses or cars, which is common these days, and there's a lack of confirmation!! ️Accidents that can be prevented by looking at them one last time. You should have noticed this by checking your shoes and car, but it's clear that you're neglecting that. I would like to make sure that something like this does not happen again in the future. thank you. (Original) これはクレームではありません。今一度改めてほしいことです。この声とどきますように。 先日私は体育館に、閉じ込められました。20時50分までの使用21時閉館のはずが 50分に電気を消されて、鍵が閉まっていました。まだ管理者の方が駐車場あたりにいて気づいてくれたのでことなきをえましたが、 近日よくあるバスや、車に置き去り、と同じパターンで確認不足‼️最後にもう一度みれば防げる事故。 靴や、車を確認すれば気づくはずなのにそこを怠っているのが明確です。 今後このようなことがないように改めてほしいです。よろしくお願いします。

(Translated by Google) Mr. Oba is in the training room. There are many people who go there. They are kind and polite, but if you are looking for the same level of customer service as you would get at a private company, wouldn't it be better to go to a private facility instead of one in Kitakyushu City? (Original) トレーニング室に大庭さんがいるから 通ってる方々が多いです。 親切丁寧ですが、民間企業のサービスと同じレベルの接客対応を求めているなら、北九州市の施設じゃなくて民間の施設に通ったらいいのでは？

(Translated by Google) I used it about 30 years ago. This time, I went to see the museum because my junior colleague is the director and I also do the same job. There are stairs at the entrance, which may be difficult for people with walking problems. The inside of the building was kept clean. 💪I will follow you. 🙇As the number of coronavirus cases continues to increase, the number of users is increasing for free. Everyone please be careful 🙇 Thank you very much. 😃 (Original) 昔30年ほど前に利用させて頂きました。今回は後輩が館長をされていて私も同じ仕事をしている事で見学に行きました。入口に階段があり、足の悪い方にはしんどいかな？館内は綺麗にされてました。💪見習います。🙇コロナが増え続いているなか無料で利用者が増えてます。皆様気を付けて下さいネ🙇有難うございました。😃

(Translated by Google) A sports center with a swimming pool. Many elderly people use this service, and they work hard every day to improve their health. This time, the center in question was a mass vaccination site for the coronavirus vaccine, and I went there for my second dose. The second vaccination for people over 65 years of age seems to be progressing smoothly, and we were able to finish it without the initial crowding. (Original) プールも完備したスポーツセンターです。 年長者の利用が多く健康増進に日々汗を流しています。 今回、当該センターがコロナワクチンの集団接種場所になっていて、２回目の接種に伺いました。 65歳以上の２回目接種も順調に進んでいるようで当初の混雑もなく無事に終えることが出来ました。

(Translated by Google) The management people are not responsive. There is a lack of respect and consideration for people. I was verbally abused and yelled at. (Original) 管理する人たちの対応が悪い。人に対してのリスペクトと配慮が足りていない。暴言を吐かれ、怒鳴られた。

(Translated by Google) The very large grounds include a golf course, grounds, pool, pond, play equipment, exercise equipment, walking courses, etc., and there were many families with children. There are many shaded areas, so even in the summer you can play while avoiding direct sunlight. I took a short walk around the pond and on the walking course, and it was very relaxing and surrounded by nature. (Original) とっても広い敷地内にゴルフ場、グラウンド、プール、池、遊具、運動器具、ウォーキングコースなどがあり、お子さん連れの家族が沢山いました。 木陰も多いので、夏場も直射日光を避けて休憩しつつ遊べそうですね。 池の周りとウォーキングコースを少し歩きましたが、自然豊かで癒やされました。

(Translated by Google) It looks like a huge park on the map, but more than half of it is a golf course. The rest is a pool and tennis court. The general area has a training space and a small pond, but the pond is not well maintained and is overgrown with weeds. I wish it was a little neater. (Original) 地図で見るとデカい公園に見えるが半分以上はゴルフ場みたい。あとはプールとテニス場。 一般領域としてはトレーニングスペースとちょっとした池がありますが、池は手入れがされていなくて草ぼうぼう。もうちょっとすっきりしていれば良いのですが。

(Translated by Google) I came to pick up pine cones and acorns. There are quite a few parking lots. There are multiple toilets, a nursing room in the administration building, and vending machines. There is a plaza with multiple playground equipment, a ground, a tennis court, a pool, a lawn area, and several covered benches. There is a Japanese garden where walking is pleasant. It's rubberized all the way around the perimeter of the park, and I come here when I'm running. I think it's a very nice park that can be used by people of all ages. (Original) 松ぼっくり・どんぐり拾いに来ました。駐車場相当数あります。トイレ複数あり、管理棟に授乳室あり、自動販売機あり。遊具が複数ある広場、グランド、テニス場あり、プールあり、芝生広場あり、屋根付きベンチ複数あり。ウォーキングが気持ち良い日本庭園あり。公園外周をぐるっとかこうよぅにラバー加工されており、ランニングする時はここに来ています。老若男女利用できるとても良い公園だと思います☆

(Translated by Google) Children's athletics area is Trim Square. Parking available. There is an outdoor pool, a tennis court, a small field for gateball, a large field, etc. It's not crowded even on holidays, so you can have fun with your kids. (Original) 子供用アスレチックはトリム広場。 駐車場有り。 屋外プール、テニスコート、ゲートボール向けの小さいグラウンド、広いグラウンド等々有ります。 祝日でも混んでいないので、子連れで思いっきり遊べます。

(Translated by Google) Visited on 21/4/29. This is a park next to Kokura Higashi High School. It has a multipurpose field including a pool and tennis court. There is also a plaza with playground equipment and a Japanese garden. It was built to commemorate Kitakyushu City's 20th anniversary as a city. I came here because I heard it was a famous place for azaleas. It is true that many azaleas are planted in the park. However, there are very few trees with flowers... Most of the trees around the walking course are just leaves. When I went to the Japanese garden, I saw that they were blooming beautifully and reflected in the garden's pond. Is there a different way to prune? I was hoping to see more flowers blooming. There are people who enjoy walking every day, and on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the area is crowded with sports and families. It is an easy-to-use park with a large parking lot, and is also a place for office workers to take a break on weekdays. (Original) 21/4/29 訪問。 小倉東高校の隣にある公園です。プールや庭球場に多目的グラウンドを備えています。遊具のある広場や日本庭園もあります。北九州市の市制20年記念事業として造られました。 ツツジの名所と聞いてやって来ました。確かに園内はツツジが多く植えられています。 が、花を付けてる木が少ないですね…。ウォーキングコース周辺は葉っぱだけの木がほとんど。 日本庭園の方に行くと、綺麗に咲いていて庭園の池に映えています。 剪定の仕方が違うのでしょうか？もっと花が咲き乱れているのを期待してたのですが。 日々ウォーキングを楽しむ人がいて、土日祝はスポーツや家族連れで賑わいます。 広い駐車場もあり使いやすい公園で、平日は一息つくサラリーマンの憩いの場にもなっています。

(Translated by Google) I visited for the first time on May 8, 2021. I entered from the Japanese garden, I suddenly felt lucky to see a gray heron. If you get too close, he might run away. I could only take pictures from a distance. There are more families and elderly couples than I expected. Everyone seemed to be having fun. (Original) 2021年5月8日に初めて訪問しました。 日本庭園の方から入ったのですが、 いきなりアオサギが見れてラッキーな気分になりました。 あまり近づいたら逃げるかもしれないので 遠目からしか撮れませんでした。 思った以上に家族や老夫婦が多く みんな楽しそうにしていました。

(Translated by Google) It's a spacious park, but there are a lot of bush mosquitoes ✨ It also has a pool, so it's a great place to cool off 🙇 Please come and check it out 🙋 (Original) 広々とした公園ですが藪蚊が多いです✨ プールもあって涼むには、もってこいの公園です🙇 是非、一度いってみて下さい🙋

Good game, and good feeling!!

(Translated by Google) The receptionist's response varies depending on the person. Some people respond politely and politely, but the lady who was there tonight had a low voice and was very cold in her response. I was told, ``We can't process your parking ticket without the return timetable.'' I didn't know where I had left it, so I was sorry for not being able to show it to you right away, but when I told them that I'd never heard anything like that before, they just blurted out, ``I think you did, right?'' without looking at them. First of all, although I have used this facility many times, I have never had anyone say anything like that. There was no such information on the return timetable, and the facility staff had written down the times on the whiteboard, so I thought they didn't have to be so strict about it. There were also some flaws on the part of the facility, such as not turning on the lights in the arena even after the scheduled time. I would like the facilities to take a firm approach so that they can present the rules to users. I thought the inside of the facility was a very nice building with a clean feel. It's a shame that the quality is down due to some staff members. (Original) 受付の対応が人によって違う。人によってはちゃんと丁寧な対応をしてくれるのだが、今日の夜の時間帯にいたおばさんは声も小さく対応も冷たすぎるものでした。｢帰りの時刻表の紙がないと駐車券の処理ができません｣と言われて、どこにしまったか分からず、すぐ提示できなかったのは申し訳ないのだが、そんなこと今まで言われたことないです、と伝えたら、｢言ってると思いますけど？｣って目も見ずにボソッと言われました。まず、何回も使用している施設ですが、そんなこと言われたことがないです。帰りの時刻表の紙にもそんな記載もないし、それに施設側はホワイトボードにちゃんと時間メモってるし、そこまで塩対応しなくていいのになと思いました。 施設側も時間なってもアリーナの電気つけてくれなかったりと不備がありました。利用者にルールを提示できるように施設側もしっかりとした対応をしてほしいと思います。 施設内部は清潔感のあるとても良い建物だと思いました。一部の職員のせいで品が落ちているのが残念です。

(Translated by Google) Opened on September 1, 2016. This is the 9th year. On April 1, 2025, it will be managed by Renaissance. The official website has been renewed, and if you look carefully, you can see when the gym, pool, and judo hall are available for use. Indoor shoes are required for the training room. You cannot enter the pool without a swimming cap. If you are using the facility, you can get a discount at the reception desk, which allows you to leave for 100 yen for 2.5 hours. Eating and drinking are allowed on the first floor of the building and in the viewing area. As the heat will increase from now on, please exercise while taking care of your health by staying hydrated. July 2025 (Original) 2016年9月1日に開館。 今年9年目 2025年4月1日　ルネサンスの管理に変わりました。 公式ページもリニューアルしていてきちんと見て頂けたら体育館　プール　柔剣道場の利用がいついつに入っているかきちんと確認出来ます。 トレ室は室内シューズ プールはスイミングキャップが無ければ入れません。 施設の利用←使用　があれば2時間半100円で出れる割引処理を受付でしてもらえます。 館内1階と観覧席は飲食可 これから　暑さが増す為　水分補給など体調管理をしつつ運動をして下さい。 2025年7月

(Translated by Google) The facility was built in 2016, so it will still be very old in 2025. This time, I used it to walk in the pool. When I tried to use aqua shoes, which are used in the water to protect the soles of the feet and to prevent slipping, I was told that they were prohibited. I was not given a clear reason for the prohibition. I was only told that they were prohibited in this pool, even though they could be used in other pools. I had no choice but to take them off and walk, but my feet slipped and I almost drowned three times, so even though I went there to exercise, I was unable to achieve my purpose and decided to leave in 5 minutes. I thought the facility was new and clean, but it was very disappointing. There was only one jacuzzi for one person, and it looked difficult to use. *When I used the pool about 5 years ago, I was not told that aqua shoes were prohibited. However, at that time, it was said that shampoo and conditioner were not allowed to be used in the shower room. It seems that they are now allowed. I have no idea why such a rule exists. (Original) 2016年にできた施設なので2025年時点ではまだとてもでした。 今回、プールでウォーキングをするため利用しました。足の裏を守るためと滑り止めのため、水中で使うアウアシューズを利用しようとすると、使用禁止と言われました。使用禁止する明確な理由は言われませんでした。他のプールで使えても、ここのプールは使用禁止としか言われませんでした。 仕方なく、脱いで歩いていましたが、足が滑って3回も溺れそうになりましたので、運動しようと行ったのに、目的を果たせず5分で帰ることにしました。 施設は新しくて綺麗だと思いましたがとても残念です。 ジャグジーは1人用が1個しかなく、使いづらそうでした。 ※5年くらい前にプールを利用した時はアクアシューズ使用禁止とは言われませんでした。しかし、その頃はシャワー室でのシャンプー、リンスは使用禁止と言われていました。現在では利用可能だそうです。 一体どう言う理由でこのようなルールがあるのか、全く意味がわかりません。

(Translated by Google) Comprehensive sports facility with pool, gym, gymnasium, dojo, tennis courts, etc. Autographs of athletes associated with Kitakyushu are also on display. (Original) プール、ジム、体育館、道場、テニスコートなどがある総合運動施設 北九州ゆかりのアスリートのサインなども展示している

(Translated by Google) Pool use for 2 children and 1 adult 150 x 2,390 x 1 = 690 yen in total (special price for July and August) The children's pool has two different depths, so even toddlers and elementary school children can enjoy it. There is also an outdoor pool during the summer vacation period, so it's good value for money It's a good place to go if your kids beg you to go during summer vacation After the pool, eating ice cream bought from the Seventeen ice cream vending machine is also delicious. (Original) 子供2人と大人1名でプール利用 150×2,390×1で計690円（7,8月特別料金 子供プールの深さが2種類ある為、幼児期〜小学校低学年も全然楽しめる。 夏休み期間は屋外プールもあるので、コスパは良い 夏休み中に子供にせがまれたら行くの良し プール終わった後に、セブンティーンアイス自販機で買ったアイスを食べるのが、コレまた美味いんだなぁ

(Translated by Google) I swam in the pool for the first time in a while to rejuvenate my sluggish body. First I walked in the pool, then swam. It was a fun and healthy exercise for the first time in a while. I plan to go once or twice a week. (Original) 自身の鈍った身体を久しぶりにプールで泳ぎました。最初はプールの中で歩き、最後は泳ぎました。久しぶり楽しく健康な運動ができました。週に1回～２回行く予定です。

(Translated by Google) Reasonably priced and fun! During the holidays, people line up at the entrance from early morning...Only during the holidays, the nearby parking lot costs 1,000 yen per car! You can set up a simple tent, but only in areas without a roof! Bring your own lunch and enjoy the whole day! Even if you don't have a lunch box, there is a shop so you can have a snack! (Original) 料金が良心的で楽しめる！連休中は早朝から入口の所で並ぶ…連休中だけ近くの駐車場が1台1000円になる！簡易テントは出せるが、屋根のない所だけに置ける！お弁当を持ってきて１日中、楽しめる！お弁当が無くても売店があるので軽食は食べられる！

(Translated by Google) The parking lot is located next to the monorail Kizumeoka Station, and is a short walk away. The parking fee is 1,000 yen, which is a bit expensive, but there is nothing else you can do about it. It's adjacent to JR Shii Koen Station, so if you can take JR or the monorail, it's more convenient. It's called adventure In addition to the running water pool water slide river rafting pool wave pool Otaki etc. All the children were very happy! (Original) 駐車場はモノレール企救丘駅ヨコにあり、少し歩きます。駐車料金1,000円と少々お高めですが、他にないのでいたしかたなし。 JR志井公園駅には隣接しているので、JRかモノレールを利用可能な方はそちらの方が便利です。 アドベンチャーと名がつくように 流水プールの他に ウォータースライダー 川下りプール 波のプール 大滝 などがあり 子どもたちがそれぞれ大喜びでしたー！

(Translated by Google) I went last year, so I went again this year! The nearby monorail parking lot was full, so I decided to go to Horikoshi Parking Lot, but there were no signs along the way, so I got lost. (The parking lot available varies depending on the day.) I went back and followed the car in front of me, and finally arrived lol. It's 1000 yen on weekends. The parking lot is far away, which is a bit of a hassle. It took me a 10-minute walk with my luggage. I was sweating. There was no line at all for the check-in, so it went smoothly! I bought an exciting set that included admission, the wave pool, and the river rafting pool! (1000 yen for adults, 600 yen for elementary and middle school students) They measured the heights of small children! Apparently, children over 120cm are allowed to go river rafting! Tents are allowed, but there were restrictions on where they could be set up. Previously, tents could be set up in the spaces between the lazy river pools, but now they're only allowed behind the slides, which is a bit inconvenient. (´･･`) The water quality and floors of all the pools seemed clean! There was quite a wait for the riverboat ride, but it was fun! The wave pool was fun too, so I'd like to go again next year! (Original) 去年も行ったので今年も行ってきました！ 近いモノレールの駐車場が満車のため堀越駐車場まで行くことにしましたが道中に看板がないから迷子。(日によって停めれる駐車場が違います) 一旦戻って適当に前の車の後を追って行ったら辿り着きました笑 土日は1000円。駐車場が遠いのが困ります。大荷物抱えて歩いて10分。汗だく。 受付は全く並んでおらずスムーズに！ 入場料と波のプールと川下りプールができるドキドキセットを購入！(大人1000円、小中学生600円) 小さい子は身長を計られていました！ 120cm以上だと川下りとかもOKみたいです！ テント持ち込みOKですが、設置できる場所に制限がかかっていました。前まで流れるプールの間の場所にもテントたててたのに、スライダーの後ろだけとかになってたのでちょっと不便(´･･`) どのプールも水質や床はキレイに感じました！ 川下りは結構待ちますが、楽しかった！ 波のプールも面白いしまた来年も行きたいです！

(Translated by Google) I went there with a friend the other day. I got a little rowdy once and got told off, but after that I was playing around floating on my swim ring without any rowdy behavior. Then the security guard suddenly got mad and told me to get out. He started making weird comments like, "Don't you know you're bothering other people? Come kiss me in the pool first," and told me to "get out of here." I left feeling like I probably won't come back. But the water slide, wave pool, and lazy river were a lot of fun. (Original) 先日、友達と行きました。1回少し暴れて注意されましたが、その後は暴れず浮き輪に浮かびながら遊んでいたんですが、警備員さんからいきなりキレながら上がってこいと言われました。そしたら、｢人に迷惑かけよること分かっとんか プールの中でキスとかしてから」と、変ないちゃもんつけられ、｢さっさと出ていけ｣と言われました。最悪の雰囲気で帰りました。次は、来ないかなと思いました。 けど、ウォータースライダー？と波のプール、流れるプールはとても楽しかったです。

(Translated by Google) There was a mother with a boy about 4th grade in the women's changing room. The people around her were also paying attention and went to tell the staff at the entrance, but the mother looked very strong and the children had brown hair, so the staff was scared and let them use the room. They may have been a scary family to the young female staff, but the users of the women's changing room were very suspicious that boys up to junior high school age could enter the women's changing room without any punishment. Some people said that the boy was big, but he ignored them. I wonder if he's a regular? Why do they have staff at the entrance? If there are various detailed rules such as no piercings, glasses, or trash disposal, I wish they would not allow children who are too big to enter the opposite sex's changing room. I looked at the Q&A on the official website and there was no information about using the changing room, so I thought that even big boys would enter the women's changing room. I would like them to take action soon because my child doesn't like it. It seemed that some of the reviews on here have not been improved. I wonder if they will share them? Even very large boys enter the women's changing room and look around as if it's natural, so I recommend changing in a place with a curtain. However, there are only a limited number of curtained areas, so if you go before the curtain closes, you may be chased by the staff, so it may be difficult. Moms who bring boys home are almost monsters, so if the staff don't seem reliable, I think it's better to protect yourself. However, the man at the small children's pool was a very good lifeguard, endlessly taking care of the kids who were using the slide. Thank you so much! (Original) 女性用更衣室に小4くらいの男子を連れた母親がいました 周りもうわ、と注目して出入り口にいる係員に伝えに行った方もいましたが母親がかなり強そうな感じで子ども達も茶髪だから係員がひよったのかそのまま利用させていました 若い女の子の係員からしたら怖そうな家族だったかもだけど、女性更衣室の利用者からしたら中学生くらいまでの男子は女性更衣室入ってもお咎めナシなんだと不信感すごかったです 何人かの方があの男の子大きいねと言っても無視でした 常連なのかな？ 何のためにわざわざ出入り口に係員配置してるんですか？ ピアスだメガネだゴミ捨て場基本無しとか色んな細かいルールがあるなら、あまりにも大きなお子さんは異性の更衣室に入れないようにしてほしいです 公式サイトのQ&A見たら更衣室の利用についてのってなかったのでそりゃ大きな男の子でも女性用更衣室に入ってくるわなと思いました 子どもが嫌がるので早めの対応をお願いしたいです ここにある口コミもいくつか改善されてなさそうな感じでした 共有とかしないのかな？ かなり大きめの男の子も女性用更衣室に入って当たり前に周りを眺めていたりするので、カーテンのかかるところで着替えるのをおすすめします ただカーテンのところも数に限りがあるので閉まる前だとめちゃくちゃスタッフに追い立てられるので厳しいかもしれません 男の子を連れ込むタイプの母親はほぼモンスターなので係員が頼りにならなそうなら自衛した方が良いと思います ただ小さい子用プールのお兄さんはエンドレスで滑り台を使う子ども達の相手をしてくださりとても良い監視員さんでした 本当にありがとうございました！

(Translated by Google) Apparently the slide is out of service due to the aging of the facility. I wonder if that's why the tickets are cheaper?? I wish they'd announce it more publicly, since some people come just for that. I'll just have to make plans to go somewhere else. But it's fine because the kids seemed to be having fun... (Original) 施設の老朽化でスライダーが使用不可とのこと。その分チケットもお安くはなってるのかな？？ただもっと大々的に言って欲しい。それ目当ての人もいるので。じゃあ別の場所に行くように予定組みますよ、と。 子供は楽しそうにしてたからいいけど、、、

(Translated by Google) My kids said they wanted to go, so I took them. They seemed to enjoy the lazy river and the wave pool, and were screaming and having fun! The river boat ride was completely boring, so it's better not to wait in line. I don't understand why they didn't let you go all the way down in one go. Also, there are some areas in the lazy river that are extremely smelly (>_<) especially around the area where the slides land. (Original) 子供達が行きたいって言ってたから連れて行きました。流れるプールと波のプールが楽しかったらしくキャーキャー言いながら楽しんでました！川下りのやつは全然つまらないので並んでまでしない方がいいですね。何で上から下まで一気に下らせない作りにしたのか意味不明です。あと流れるプールで流されてると猛烈に臭い場所があります(>_<)特にスライダーの着水地点らへんは強烈です。

(Translated by Google) I went to the (formerly Matobaike Baseball Stadium), which now has the naming rights to Fukuoka Toyota. I watched the match between Kitakyushu Shimonoseki Phoenix and my alma mater Seinan University, it was great! The park is also nice! I'm sad that Kitakyushu Heights is closed. (Original) 今は福岡トヨタさんがネーミングライツされました(旧的場池球場)に行きました。 北九州下関フェニックスと母校西南大学の試合を見ました、良かったですね！ 公園も良いですよ！ 北九州ハイツが閉鎖して寂しいですね

(Translated by Google) It was previously called Kitakyushu Heights and was attached to a building that housed accommodation facilities and a restaurant. Training sessions that involve overnight stays It seems that it was often used by students who came to attend sports competitions and stayed overnight. Those buildings are currently closed. A gymnasium, archery field, ground, etc. are located on the same premises. How it is being used. It's an indescribably desolate place. (Original) 以前は北九州ハイツと呼ばれて宿泊設備やレストランの入った建物と併設されていた。 宿泊を伴う研修会や スポーツ対抗戦に来て宿泊する学生達に多く利用されていたようだ。 現在はそちらの建物は閉鎖されいる。 同じ敷地内の体育館や弓道場やグランド等が 使用されている様子。 何とも寂れた感じのする場所で有る。

(Translated by Google) Visited on January 9, 2022. It would be nice to have a gymnasium at the baseball stadium or archery field. I felt that there was almost no attraction as a park. It looks like a forest that has grown carelessly and is not well maintained. It was a bare wasteland with no proper paving. (Original) 2022年1月9日に訪問。 球場や弓道場に体育館があるのはいいですが 公園としての魅力はほぼないように感じました。 無造作に生い茂った森のようで、整備が行き届いておらず 舗装もしっかりされてないむき出しの荒れ地でした。

(Translated by Google) I went to the baseball stadium by bus. It's a place I don't want to visit again, as only cars come here and the tree branches get in the way. (Original) バスで野球場に行きました。日頃は、乗用車しか来ないのか、木の枝が邪魔になり、二度と来たくない場所です。

(Translated by Google) It is extremely beautiful and is the real pleasure of this spring. (Original) 非常に美しい、この春の醍醐味です。

(Translated by Google) I often watch sports in the gym. (Original) 体育館で競技を観戦する事が多いです。

(Translated by Google) There are various facilities and there is a promenade around the pond, so I sometimes use it to walk my dog. It can be a little hot in midsummer as there is nothing to block the sun. There are clean restrooms and vending machines around the building, so it's convenient. There are also plenty of parking lots. I think it's good because it's surrounded by nature and you can enjoy a light hike once you leave the facility. There is a dark place with thick vegetation near the edge, so it can be a little scary in the evening. Also, be careful in the summer as there are some areas where mosquitoes and insects are a concern. (Original) 色々な施設があり池の周りに遊歩道もあるので犬のお散歩にたまに利用しています。日差しを遮るものがないので真夏は少し辛いかも。館内周りにきれいなトイレや自販機があるので便利がよいです。駐車場も沢山あります。自然に囲まれていて施設を少し出ると軽いハイキング気分を楽しめるのでよいと思います。たた端っこの方にはうっそうとした草木の繁る薄暗い場所があるので夕方とかは少し怖いかもです。あと夏場は蚊とか虫も心配な箇所はあるので要注意です。

(Translated by Google) From 2023/10/2 Taoyuan's pools, parks, stadiums, etc. All parking lots will be charged a fee. The first 30 minutes are free About 100 yen per hour 400 yen for about 4 hours It seems that the following will be added repeatedly. Well, it's a rural area, but there's a fee. The world has become a cruel place. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand. First visit. It was a very clean and spacious facility. The system was to put 100 yen into the locker and return it later. in front of the pool After taking a hot shower, head to each pool. There were three pools: a 50 meter pool, a 25 meter pool and a children's pool. The pool inside the hotel is very cool. after a hot shower The water in the pool was so cold that I shivered for a while. In the zone where the edges walk It seemed like there was always a swimming school going on on the other side. It seems like everyone has a set time for a break sometimes. It seemed like a 10 minute wait. Swimming caps were required in the pool. Swimming caps are also required for those just walking. The water quality is also clean The lifeguards also provided us with appropriate guidance. (I'm going to use this at school from now on.) From now on, you can use the lane next to you.) I was able to use the pool very comfortably. The changing room has 8 shower booths (can be turned into private rooms with a shower curtain) There was no shampoo or body soap etc. The warm water soothed my tiredness. There is also a swimsuit dehydrator. The changing room was convenient as there were several neatly partitioned small rooms. There are 3 hair dryers in the bathroom. There were no chairs There is no excess or deficiency. There was a vending machine inside the building. Water cooler was not available. We don't sell food or anything. A little ahead is 7-Eleven, Komeda Coffee, Fadey, Art Garden, etc. There are many shops, so you can have a cup of tea on the way home. Anyway, it's been a long time since the pool I had a great time. We often have holidays due to matches, private parties, etc. Please check the schedule before using. I'm happy to have a good facility in my hometown. Please note one point! ! ! There are two entrances to the parking lot. The exit is in front The entrance was at the back. There was one-way traffic inside. The sign is only 50 meters ahead of the exit. It's hard to tell because you can't see it at all. For the third time, the exit is in front of you. I realized that I was driving the wrong way. I think this needs improvement! ! ! →After that, there is a buoy at the front exit that prohibits entry? is placed It was a little easier to understand I think it's hard to understand for first-timers, after all. (Original) 2023/10/2より 桃園のプールや公園や球場など 全ての各駐車場が有料になるそうです。 最初の30分は無料で ほぼだいだい1時間100円位で 4時間位400円で 以下繰り返しで加算されるそうです。 まぁまぁ田舎なのに有料とは 世知辛い世の中になりました。 あ～あ～です。 初訪問。 とてもきれいで広々とした施設でした。 ロッカーは100円を入れて後に返却されるシステムでした。 プールの手前に お湯のシャワーを頭から浴びてから各プールに。 50メートルプールと25メートルと子供用のプールの3つがありました。 館内のプールはとても涼しくて お湯のシャワーの後に プールの水が冷たくてしばし震えるほどでした。 端っこが歩くゾーンで 反対側では常にスイミングスクールが開催されている感じでした。 たまに全員休憩のときが決まっているみたいで 10分ほど待機する感じでした。 プールは水泳帽着用必須でした。 歩くだけの人たちも水泳帽必須です。 水質もきれいで 監視員の方たちも適宜ご案内をして下さって (今からここはスクールで使いますとか これから隣のレーンも使えますよとか) とても心地よくプールを利用することができました。 更衣室はシャワーブースが8室(シャワーカーテンで個室になる)あり シャンプーやボディーソープなどはありませんでしたが 温かいお湯で疲れが癒されました。 水着の脱水機もあり 更衣室もきちんと仕切られた小部屋がいくつかあり便利でした。 洗面所にはドライヤーが3台あり 椅子はありませんでしたが 過不足はなく。 館内に自販機はありましたが ウォータークーラーは利用不可でした。 食べ物とかは販売していませんが 少し先にセブンイレブンやコメダ珈琲やファデイやアートガーデンなど お店は沢山あるので帰りにお茶してもよいですね。 とにかく久々のプール 充実した時間を過ごせました。 試合や貸し切りなどでお休みも度々あるので 日程を確認してからご利用下さいね。 地元によい施設ができて嬉しいです～ 1点ご注意が！！！ 駐車場の入り口が2箇所あるのですが 手前は出口で 奥が入り口でした。 中は一方通行でした。 表示は出口の50メートル先にしかなく 全く見えないのでわかりにくいです。 3回目に初めて手前が出口で そこを逆走していたことに気づきました。 ここは要改善だと思います！！！ →その後手前の出口に進入禁止のブイ？が置かれていて 少しは分かりやすくなっていましたが やっぱり初回の方にはわかりにくいと思います、ね。

(Translated by Google) There are pools for children, 25 meters, and 50 meters, which are clean, spacious, and very nice. You need 100 yen for the locker, you will get it back later. Hair dryer installed 2 or 3 lanes of the 50 meter pool may be reserved for schools or swimming schools. Enough break once every 2 hours (Original) 子供用、25メートル、50メートルプールとあり、綺麗で広くてとても良い ロッカーには100円が必要、後から戻ります ヘアドライヤー、設置してくれました 学校やスイミングスクールなどで50メートルプールの2、3レーンぐらい貸し切りになることもあります 2時間に1度十分の休憩あり

(Translated by Google) First of all, there is a usage schedule on the site, but it is completely unreliable.Since there are many employees, please update it frequently. There is a new facility with a 50m official competition pool, and a 25m swimming pool for children. Please note that there are no special rules for using the 50m pool, and the depth of the water is usually 145cm, but before a tournament, it will be about 180cm. There are no bead versions or pull buoys available for rent, and there are many people on days when there are private classes! Water temperature and air conditioning are low, making it cold in winter. (Original) まず、サイトに利用予定表というのが有るが、全くあてにならない、職員多いんだからマメに更新してほしい。 新しくなった競技用公認50mプールのある施設、25m、子供用も有る。50mプールは利用の為の特別な決まりは無い、水深は普段で145センチ、大会前などは180センチぐらいになる、注意。ビード版やプルブイの貸し出しはない、貸切で教室がある日は人が多い！水温、空調低め冬場は寒い。

(Translated by Google) This is a public pool. The building has been renovated. There are a 50m and a 25m pool. The 50m pool is 1.8m deep. The changing rooms are spacious and clean, and there are separate showers and hairdryers. The general admission fee is 600 yen, but if you purchase a 10-time pass, it's 420 yen per time, so it's a good deal. Motorcycles are free, but cars are 100 yen for the first 1.5 hours, and 100 yen for each hour thereafter, so it costs 200 yen for two hours. I used to go to another pool, but the operator changed and three of the five lanes were used by a school, making it difficult to swim, so I decided to go to this pool, which I used before the renovation. It's very clean, the water temperature is low, and the 50m pool is relatively empty because it's deep, so it's extremely easy to swim in. (Original) 市民プールです。 建家がとても綺麗になってます。 50mと25mプールがあります。 50mプールは水深が1.8mと深いです。 更衣室も広く綺麗でセパレートのシャワーやドライヤーも設置されています。 一般利用は600円ですが、10回分の回数券を購入すると1回当たり420円となり、お得に利用出来ます。 二輪車は無料ですが、自動車は1.5時間まで100円、以降1時間100円なので2時間利用すると200円掛かります。 他のプールに通っていましたが、運営業者が替わり5コースの内3コースをスクールで使用し始め泳ぎづらくなったので、改装前に通っていたこちらにお世話になることにしました。 とても綺麗で水温も低く50mプールは水深が深い事もあり比較的空いているので最高に泳ぎやすいです。

(Translated by Google) It's not a leisure pool but a competitive swimming pool, so it's a pool for people who just want to swim, rather than just hanging out with friends. Beach balls and play equipment are not allowed, and swimming caps are required. Swimming rings (within 60cm) and arm helpers are only allowed in the toddler pool. The use of smartphones is prohibited in the bleachers inside the pool. The facility is very clean, including changing rooms and toilets. Immediately after entering the women's changing room, there is a restroom with a large mirror and a hair dryer. There are two changing booths with curtains in the back, and further back there are coin-operated lockers (100 yen return type). The shower room is well equipped, but unfortunately there is a lot of black mold on the curtain. The dehydrator was broken and disappeared for a while, but it has recently been restored and only one is currently in operation. The pool has a shallow toddler pool, 25m and 50m pools, and all lanes except for toddlers are separated by course ropes, but during the summer holidays, the course ropes on several lanes of the 25m pool are removed and you can swim freely. The museum is generally closed on Mondays except in July and August, but during the summer there are a few irregular days when the museum is closed due to tournaments, so we recommend checking the schedule on the website before going. Also, I think it's a pool classroom, but several lanes are often reserved depending on the time of day. And it's a pity that the parking lot has become chargeable at some point. I think it can't be helped as there seems to be a lot of illegal parking, but I think it's a shame that even though it's a public facility, you have to pay to use it. That point is the reason for ★-1. (Original) レジャープールではなく競泳プールなので友達とワイワイ遊びに来る感じではなく、ひたすら泳ぎたい人向けのプールです。ビーチボールや遊具は利用不可で水泳帽の着用が義務付けられており、幼児用プールのみ浮き輪（60cm以内）とアームヘルパーの利用が許されています。プール内の観覧席ではスマホの使用が禁止されています。施設内は更衣室、トイレ等とても綺麗です。 女性側更衣室の設備は入ってすぐに大きい鏡が設置された化粧室があり、ドライヤーが完備されています。その奥にカーテン付きの着替えブースが2つあり、さらに奥にコイン式ロッカー（100円の返却式）があります。シャワー室も充実していますがカーテンに黒カビがかなりついているのが残念です。脱水機は一時期壊れて無くなっていましたが最近復活しており現在は1台だけ稼働しています。 プールは浅い幼児用プールと25m・50mプールがあり幼児用以外は全てコースロープでレーン分けされていますが、夏休み時期は25mプールの数レーンのコースロープが取り払われ自由遊泳できるようです。7・8月以外は基本月曜日が休館日ですが、夏の時期は大会で不規則に休館される日が数日あるので行く前にWEBサイトの予定表をチェックすることをオススメします。またプール教室だとは思いますが時間帯により数レーン貸し切りされることが多いです。 そしていつの間にか駐車場が有料化されていたのが残念でなりません。悪質な違法駐車が多かったみたいで仕方がないとは思いますが、公営なのに施設を利用しても料金がかかるのはいかがなものかと思います。その点が★−1の理由です。

(Translated by Google) I was able to watch the first public practice of each country's pre-camp for the World Aquatics Championships held in Fukuoka! ️ (Original) 福岡市開催の世界水泳大会のプレキャンプの各国の初公開練習を見させてもらいました‼️

(Translated by Google) I can just concentrate on swimming. There are separate walking and swimming courses, making it easy for people to swim in moderation. First use after renovation in 2023. It was revived beautifully. Pricing for exclusive use is high: 2,820 yen (1 lane, 1 hour). If you are using the pool for more than 2 hours, you will need to leave the pool and purchase an additional ticket at the ticket vending machine (@_@) If you stay for 4 hours, the parking fee will be a maximum of 400 yen. →600*2+400→1600 yen＼(◎o◎)／(Added March 2025) (Original) ただ泳ぐだけに集中できる。徒歩、泳ぐコース別れてて、人もほどほどで泳ぎやすいのでは。2023年の改修以降で初利用。きれいに甦ってました。専用使用の料金設定が高い／2820円(１レーン、１時間)。一般利用で２時間超の場合は、プールを出て券売機で追加購入が必要(@_@)　４時間いた場合は駐車料金はMAXの400円。→600*2+400→1600円＼(◎o◎)／（2025.3月追記）

(Translated by Google) This is a park where children love the play equipment, which is fun and has the style of a mikoshi. Unfortunately, there is no parking lot. I parked at a nearby coin parking lot and went there, but the slope was really tough. If you're going to build luxurious play equipment, I'd like you to add a parking lot as well. (Original) 遊具がお神輿風で面白く子供が大好きな公園です。ただ駐車場がないのが残念。近くのコインパーキングに停めてから行きますが坂がめちゃくちゃしんどいです。豪華な遊具を作るなら駐車場も併設して欲しい。

(Translated by Google) The playground equipment, grounds, restrooms, drinking fountains, and hand-washing areas are well-equipped, and the cherry blossoms are beautiful in the spring. There is also a supermarket within walking distance, where you can buy a bento and eat it. (Original) 遊具、グラウンド、トイレ、水飲み場、手洗い場と設備は整ってて、春は桜もキレイです。徒歩圏内にスーパーもあり、お弁当を買って来て食べることもできます。

(Translated by Google) healthy play equipment Back stretch bench, twist bench, Abdominal benches, horizontal bars, and a total of 4 benches are installed. There is a bench and toilet, but there is no roof. Parking space available (key required) (Original) 健康遊具 背伸ばしベンチ、ツイストベンチ、 腹筋ベンチ、鉄棒、計4台設置。 ベンチ・トイレ有り、屋根なし。 駐車スペース有り(鍵が必要)

(Translated by Google) It's on a hill, with a cool breeze, making it the perfect place to exercise ☺ (Original) 高台にあり涼風が吹き運動をするには最高の場所です☺

(Translated by Google) Play equipment is normal. I think it's rather large for a park. There are elementary and junior high school students running around, so it might be a little dangerous for small children. (Original) 遊具は普通。公園にしては広いほうだと思う。小中学生が走り回っているので小さい子供はちょっと危ないかも。

(Translated by Google) It's a perfect park to play with my 5 year old daughter. I always walk past Okada Shrine. (Original) 5才の娘と遊ぶのにちょうどいい公園です。 岡田宮を通っていつも歩いて行きます。

(Translated by Google) The cherry blossoms are beautiful (Original) 桜が綺麗ですよ