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    If you're planning to visit Mojiko, the Kyushu Railway History Museum is definitely worth stopping by! Even if you're not a railroad fan, you'll still find yourself having a great time exploring it.

    The museum is housed in a renovated red-brick building from the Meiji era, giving it a historic, retro feel. It was also once the headquarters of the Kyushu Railway Company. As soon as you enter, you can experience the story of Kyushu's railways through trains from different eras, station uniforms, and all kinds of railroad equipment.

    My favorite part was the train-driving simulator. It felt incredibly realistic, letting you experience driving a train from Mojiko Station as if you were the conductor! There's also an exhibit featuring the classic Tsubame train, which is a major highlight for many railroad fans.

    The museum includes the main building, a rolling stock exhibition area, a mini railway park, and a locomotive display area. Adults can revisit railway history, while kids can have a great time. It's a great place for the whole family to explore at a leisurely pace and take photos. If you're visiting the Mojiko Retro District, be sure to add it to your itinerary. It's more interesting than you might expect!

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    I originally thought it would just be looking at trains, but it turned out to be way more fun than I expected! The museum has lots of trains from different eras on display, and you can see them up close. There are also quite a few interactive experiences, so even adults won’t get bored.

    The whole place is clean, the layout is easy to follow, and it’s great for photos too. About 1–2 hours is just right for a visit. If you’re planning a day trip to Mojiko, I definitely recommend stopping by. It’s well worth it.

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    If you're a train enthusiast, you should definitely check this place out.

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    Great place to bring kids. There are lots of vintage trains, but since we don't have these in Taiwan, I didn't feel much of a connection.

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