Kyushu Railway History Museum

The memorial is composed of three parts, outdoor train exhibition area, indoor exhibition area and simulated small train area. Outdoor train exhibition area, many physical trains can board to see. As soon as you enter the door, you parked a Meiji-era bus, and the seats in the carriage looked unusually comfortable.

A 5-minute walk from the station is the Kyushu Railway Memorial Hall. I am not a railway fan, but people in Kyushu have a lot of opportunities to contact various limited trains and different models of JR trains, which is inevitable not sensitive to the surroundings of the train. The entrance to the Kyushu Railway Memorial Hall has three locomotives, representing the technology of the three ages. There are a large number of ancient trains to display, and you can also board the train to enjoy the internal structure. In the process of industrialization, there is no more important driving tool than the train. The most memorable in China is the Green Leather train, but in Japan there are too many technical stages and design stages. This memorial hall shows important pieces of railway trains.

Going to this train station in Kitakyushu is purely to see this memorial hall. The tickets are not expensive. It is not far from the station and can be reached on foot. It can be seen for about an hour. Visiting here is probably about the railway in Kyushu, Japan. I have a lot of knowledge.

The railway fan is a feature of Sakamoto in addition to the hot spring kingdom, cherry blossom capital and many delicious Japanese cuisine, and the Kyushu Railway Memorial Hall commemorates this feature well.

It's exciting to see SL even if you're not a maniac!

It's a must-visit place at least once! recommend

The Kyushu Railway Memorial Hall is the birthplace of the Kyushu Railway. JR Kyushu was merged into the state-owned railway, formerly known as the Kyushu Railway Company. The Kyushu Railway Company has been converted into the Railway Museum and become a must-see attraction when the railway travels to Fukuoka. The museum has an outdoor train display area, featuring various steam trains, electric trains, coal trains, etc., and visitors can freely enter the carriages and even the cockpit to observe the structure of the old railway. Another part is the permanent indoor exhibition, which displays the collections and train models of Kyushu Railway Development. If you are traveling with children, you must drive a mini train to the Mini Railway Park with your children. Mini trains are modeled on the real Kyushu special trains, such as Yufuin Mori, Sonic, etc. Each train can take 3 people, and children need to be accompanied by their parents to take it. When driving, you need to push the bracelet according to the traffic light to let the children feel the fun of being the car leader. Opening hours: 9 am to 5 pm (closed on Wednesday) Transportation mode: 6 minutes walk from JR Menshigang Station #Kyushu# #Japan Tourism# #Fukuoka Tourism#