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FUKUOKA

小倉城

Kokura Castle

A historic Japanese castle dating back to 1602, offering cultural exhibits, panoramic views, and seasonal beauty.

Attractions

Castle, Historic Landmark, Cultural Heritage

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Kokura Castle, built in 1602 by Hosokawa Tadaoki, is a beautifully preserved cultural landmark in Kitakyushu. The five-story castle tower houses a museum with interactive exhibits showcasing the history of the region and the castle itself. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Kitakyushu from the top floor, while the surrounding castle grounds provide a picturesque setting, especially during cherry blossom season. With its rich history and engaging attractions, Kokura Castle offers a perfect blend of cultural and scenic experiences for visitors of all ages.

Facilities & Services

  • Historical Exhibits Inside the Castle Tower

  • Panoramic Observation Deck

  • Seasonal Cherry Blossoms and Gardens

  • Souvenir Shop and Nearby Café

Contact

Address:

2-1 Jonai, Kokurakita Ward, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka 803-0813

Phone:

093-561-1210

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A historic Japanese castle dating back to 1602, offering cultural exhibits, panoramic views, and seasonal beauty.
Kokura Castle

A historic Japanese castle dating back to 1602, offering cultural exhibits, panoramic views, and seasonal beauty.

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