Nothing beats the feeling of being on top of the world! These 5 observation points in Japan are not only stunning but 100% free to access!
Fukuoka / Kitakyushu / Park
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Strolling along Fukuoka Kenei, Kitakyushu’s serene Central Park
Some places are simply unforgettable. Fukuoka Kenei Central Park brings the beauty of mother nature to the urban world!
Cinema / Kitakyushu / Shopping
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Exploring ChaCha Town – Kokura’s entertainment village
ChaCha Town is Kokura’s entertainment shopping district; comprising clothing stores, restaurants, theaters, arcades, and a big Ferris wheel!
Food / Kitakyushu / Sushi
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Hama Sushi – the disruptor of Japan’s conveyor belt sushi industry
If Sushiro and Kura are the Federer and Nadal of the conveyor belt sushi world, then Hama Sushi is the Djokovic of the trio!
Kitakyushu / Mountain
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Climbing Mt. Komonji is the best way to appreciate Kitakyushu
Mt. Komonji is located in the heart of Kitakyushu, offering its hard-working climbers an unbeatable view and picnic spot.
Kitakyushu / Travel
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Japan’s most beautiful graveyard? A trip to Adachi Cemetery
I never thought I’d recommend visiting a graveyard, but Adachi Cemetery is one of the most beautiful sites I’ve ever seen.
Castle / Kitakyushu
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A day at Kokura Castle – exploring the beauty of Kitakyushu
Built in 1608, Kokura Castle stands tall in the stunning seaside city of Kitakyushu, a spectacle that gives Osaka Castle a run for its money!
Food / Fukuoka / Kitakyushu
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Popo Niku Udon – a delicious tribute to the Dragon Ball series
Located in the heart of Kitakyushu lies a little-known noodle soup shop that honors a beloved Dragon Ball character, the great Mr. Popo!