★Option to finish at Kokura Station

Perfect for travelers flying out of Kitakyushu Airport!

After you enjoyed Fukuoka City during your stay, you can enjoy Kitakyushu on
your final day without the hassle of traveling back and forth. The tour ends
directly at Kokura Station, saving you both time and extra transit costs!

※Airport bus available from Kokura Station. (See timetable image)

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◆ Matcha & Ironware HeritageVisit Ashiyagama no Sato to discover the
centuries-old art of Ashiya iron teaware, then relax with a bowl of authentic
matcha green tea and a seasonal Japanese sweet overlooking Japanese gardens.

◆ Fresh Seafood MarketStop at Toto Ichiba for lunch at your own expense, where
you can choose from fresh sashimi, kaisen-don (seafood bowls), and regional
food stalls.

◆ Shopping SpreeScore tax-free deals on domestic and international brands at
THE OUTLETS KITAKYUSHU before heading back.

◆ Modern InnovationDiscover the fascinating history of Japan's legendary
sanitary engineering at the flagship TOTO Museum.

◆ Historical ExplorationStroll around Kokura Castle, famous for its unique
architecture and picturesque grounds.

◆ Guided Experience with Bilingual SupportEnjoy the insights and stories of
Fukuoka’s history and culture with a professional English & Japanese Speaking
guide throughout your tour. For guests who prefer assistance in Chinese, a
Chinese-speaking assistant can be arranged upon request.

【Ashiyagama no Sato】
Discover the history of Ashiya ironware through displays of antique kettles, intricate casting techniques, and artisan craftsmanship. Relax in authentic tea rooms overlooking tranquil Japanese gardens featuring seasonal blooms, mossy stone paths, and water basins.
【Toto Ichiba】
Explore stalls selling seasonal fish, sashimi, dried seafood, and regional agricultural produce directly from local vendors. Offers regional packaged foods, seasonings, and dried fish products to take home.
【Kokura Castle】
Built in 1602 by Hosokawa Tadaoki, Kokura Castle is the historic symbol of Kitakyushu and the only remaining castle keep in Fukuoka Prefecture. Surrounded by impressive stone walls and a picturesque moat, the castle grounds feature a beautiful traditional Japanese garden, a tea house, and seasonal views with cherry blossoms in spring and vivid foliage in autumn.
【TOTO Museum】
The TOTO Museum is dedicated to the history and innovation of TOTO, a leading manufacturer of toilets and bathroom products.the museum showcases the evolution of TOTO's products, including the famous Washlet, a high-tech toilet seat that features bidet functions, heated seats, and automated flushing.
【The Outlet Kitakyushu】
Home to around 140 store outlets featuring international luxury fashion, sportswear, outdoor equipment, domestic Japanese brands, and household items. Features a large food court serving local specialties (such as Moji Port baked curry), cafes, and family-friendly indoor attractions like the ASOBLE play venue.