Mojiko, Shimonoseki

The exotic Mojiko Port seems like entering another country. There are few tourists on weekdays, and the place is leisurely and comfortable. Take a boat to Shimonoseki on the other side to eat seafood, crossing a state and a county; on the return trip, walk from Shimonoseki "Karato Market" to "Kanmon Strait Tunnel" back to "Mojiko", which is about 1-2 hours. The Kanmon Strait Tunnel Walkway is a pedestrian walkway that spans Honshu and Kyushu in Japan. You first take the elevator to the bottom of the sea about 60 meters below sea level, and then you will see a very long tunnel in front of you. It was my first time walking on the underwater walkway, and I was very excited to walk the 780 meters. On the way, we saw the famous "Treaty of Shimonoseki" signing place - Chunfanlou. In 1895, the Qing Empire ceded Taiwan and Liaodong Peninsula to Japan and gave up its relationship with the suzerain state of Korea. The "Sino-Japanese War" officially ended. We found an Inari Shrine on the mountainside by the road, which was very novel and unique; we returned to Mojiko and had delicious grilled curry. In the evening, I returned to Fukuoka and went to the main store of Ichiran Ramen to eat noodles. It was delicious and the soup was not as salty and greasy as I had imagined. #Kanmon Strait Tunnel #Ichiran Ramen Main Store #Shunfanlou