#Mojiko

#63 Mojiko (Moji Port) opened in 1889, prospering as a harbor of international trade. Together with Kobe and Yokohama, they formed Japan’s three big harbours. Many of the buildings date from the late 19th century to the prewar period and the streets are lined with classical Western architecture, giving the district the atmosphere of a different time. The classy retro setting is highly popular. Blue Wing Moji, Japan's only pedestrian-only blue drawbridge, is 108 m long and spans the Daiichi Fudamari, the heart of Mojiko Retro Harbour. It bounces slowly to the accompaniment of music a total of six times a day, twice in the morning and four times in the afternoon as the ships sail by. When closed, the bridge is open to human traffic, and when it opens and closes, it is crowded with locals and many spectators, especially couples. The view from the bridge is exceptional, and visitors can enjoy the magnificent scenery and openness of Kanmon Bridge and the Kanmon Straits while feeling the fresh sea breeze. It is said that the first couple to cross the drawbridge after it closes will be united for life, making it a 'holy place for lovers'.

九州最北端的地區「門司港」於1889年開港，在明治至昭和時期時是國際貿易據點的重要港口之一，與神戶港、橫濱港並稱為「日本三大港口」。因此港口周邊聚集了許多商業設施、旅館、辦公室等建築物，其建築物都以20世紀初的西式建築為主。橫跨門司港復古港中心"第一船坑"的全長108米,日本唯一的步行者專用藍色跳橋"藍翼門司",隨着船的航行,上午2次,下午4次,每天共6次,隨着音樂慢慢跳起。關閉時人可以通行,開關時以情侶爲中心,當地人或很多觀衆熙熙攘攘。從橋上眺望的風景,感受着格外涼爽的海風,可以盡情享受關門橋和關門海峽的雄偉景色和開放感。據說，跳橋關閉後第一次過河的情侶一生都會結爲夫妻，因此也被認定爲"戀人的聖地"。