Sara-udon is a signature local dish from Nagasaki. While its name literally means ‘udon on a plate,’ it actually comes in two distinct styles. The most popular version features crispy, deep-fried thin noodles.      However, you can also enjoy it with thick, soft noodles—the same type used in Nagasaki Chanpon—which are pan-fried to give them a chewy texture.  Both are topped with a thick, savory sauce filled with stir-fried pork, seafood, and a generous variety of vegetables.      

Sara-udon…の続きを読む

  Chanpon is a Japanese cuisine created in Nagasaki. It was invented to provide a cheap and nutritious meal by the Chinese chef at Shikairo restaurant in 1899 originally for Chinese students visiting Japan at that time, which is a noodle dish made with chicken bone and pork bone soup and plenty of seafood and vegetables from Nagasaki.      Now, it is one of the popular Japanes cuisine which you can eat any place in Japan.        

Chanpon…の続きを読む

  Aso Akaushi beef (Japanese Brown cattle ) is the finest in all of Kyushu. Raised in the vast, pristine nature of Aso, its lean meat is incredibly flavorful and tender. To fully appreciate its quality, you must try it  charcoal-grilled—the high heat and smoky aroma bring out its rich umami like no other cooking method.   March 20, 2016

Aso Akaushi beef…の続きを読む

  Takamori dengaku is the local cuisine in Aso, which a dish created to make the sweet potatoes, which can only be grown in this region, more delicious and last longer. As part of Takamori’s culinary culture, it has remained the same since then, with the addition of some ingredients.      What we are particular about is that the condiments in Dengaku miso are exposed to the sun and contain a lot of minerals that have been absorbed, making it a dish that not only fills your stomach but also maintains your health by eating it.    

Takamori Dengaku…の続きを読む

  Kawara soba is a local cuisine which Soba noodles and meat are cooked together on a Kawara (stone roof tile) and dipped into a special sauce when eating it.    It is said that the hints were obtained from the time when during the Seinan civil war in 1877, soldiers of Satsuma who surrounded the Kumamoto castle used kawara (stone roof tiles) to cook wild plants and meat.    

Kawara soba…の続きを読む

  Yaki curry is a local cuisine in Moji, Kitakyushu City. Yaki curry latterly means baked curry and is curry with rice topped with cheese and/or egg heated in oven. The melted cheese and soft-boiled egg combine with the spicy curry to enhance its flavor even more.      

Yaki Curry…の続きを読む

  Kyushu’s greatest strength lies in its perfect balance of “Traditional Japan” and “Nature” — a combination every traveler to Japan seeks. As one of Japan’s premier hot spring paradises, Kyushu boasts an incredible variety of thermal waters and numerous resort areas that blend seamlessly with nature—from breathtaking volcanic landscapes to serene sanctuaries that soothe the soul.   The Secret Behind the Paradise: Three Miraculous Conditions The incredible diversity of hot spring resorts in Kyushu is the result of three miraculous conditions: ・Overwhelming Volcanic Energy: 　With its 17 active volcanoes serving as heat sources, Kyushu offers a wide range of 　resort styles tailored to its dramatic terrain—from Mt. Aso, featuring one of the world’s 　largest calderas, to the unique coastal sand steam baths of Ibusuki. ・A “Treasure Trove” of Spring Types: 　As groundwater dissolves complex minerals from deep rock layers, nearly every type 　of hot spring found in Japan is concentrated here. Each location offers a unique character, 　from skin-smoothing alkaline waters to fizzy carbonated springs. ・Abundant Rainfall and Flow: 　Kyushu’s high rainfall provides a rich supply of groundwater, heated by volcanic energy 　to support the highest discharge in Japan, most notably in Beppu.   In short, Kyushu’s hot springs are a “masterpiece of nature”—a perfect fusion of volcanic heat, abundant rain, and complex geology. March 02, 2026

Kyushu: Japan’s Ultimate Onsen Paradise…の続きを読む

  Kyushu’s onsen resorts are not only beloved by international tourists but are also premier destinations for Japanese travelers.   These resorts are in perfect harmony with nature, providing a serene escape from daily life. Furthermore, Kyushu boasts a diverse range of hot springs, each offering unique health benefits based on its specific mineral content and characteristics.   March 01, 2026

Diverse and Rejuvenating Onsen, Kyushu…の続きを読む

  Established in 1571, Nagasaki has long served as Japan’s primary gateway to the world. Its unique heritage spans the introduction of Christianity to the dawn of Japan’s industrial revolution. While honoring its tragic past as an atomic bomb site, Nagasaki has transformed into a vibrant symbol of peace, resilience, and cultural harmony     Inspiration: Sample Itinerary　 This sample itinerary is a starting point for crafting your bespoke private tour. By integrating your specific needs and preferences into every detail, we will meticulously plan a seamless journey perfectly tailored to you.   Day 1   Nagaasaki      The tour will commence at the designated location in Fukuoka === Drive to Nagasaki via the expressway === Exploring Nagasaki A historic gateway to Japan and a city of global peace. ・Mount Inasa：Take the Slope Car to the summit  ・Lunch at a restaurant in Dejima Wharf ・Dejima Dinner on your own in Nagasaki  Stay in Nagasaki     Day ２  Nagasaki      After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Nagasaki  Exploring Nagasaki Visiting the Atomic Bombing site to offer prayers for world peace ・Atomic Bomb Museum ・Ground Zero  ・Peace Park ;  Peace Statue, Peace Fountain Lunch at a restaurant in China town Discover the roots of Japan’s international history. ・Glover Garden    ・Oura Cathedral === Drive to Fukuoka via the expressway === Arrive at …

2-Day Nagasaki Tour: A Journey Through H…の続きを読む

  The history of Christianity in Japan is deeply rooted in Nagasaki, beginning with the opening of its port to the world in 1571. Throughout the centuries, numerous churches have graced this city, and it has come to embody the enduring legacy of the Japanese Christian faith. This tour invites you to trace this profound history through a curated journey to the most significant historical sites in Nagasaki.     Inspiration: Sample Itinerary　 This itinerary is a curated glimpse into our bespoke experiences. Use it as a starting point, and allow us to tailor every detail to your personal interests and pace.   Traveling area    Day 1   Nagasaki    Welcome to Fukuoka, you will be greeted by our representative. === Drive to Nagasaki via the expressway === Enjoying a panoramic view of Nagasaki from 333-meter summit ・Mount Inasa : go to the 333-meter summit using the slope car  Lunch at a local restaurant in Nagasaki Visiting the Atomic Bombing sites to offer prayers for world peace ・Atomic Bomb Museum ・Ground Zero  ・Peace Park ;  Peace Statue, Peace Fountain Visiting East Asia’s Historic Red-Brick Cathedral ・Urakami Cathedral Dinner on your own in Nagasaki Stay in Nagasaki     Day 2   Nagasaki    After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Nagasaki Visiting historical sites associated with the 26 Martyrs of Japan ・Martyrdom of 26 Saints of Japan …

2-Day: Echoes of Faith ー The Sacred Site…の続きを読む