We are a travel agency in Fukuoka specializing in Kyushu, Japan. This information is provided by Japan KYUSHU Tourist to support your journey.                                       Caught in the fast-moving currents of the Bungo Channel using the traditional ‘one-hook’ line fishing method, these premium fish are celebrated for their incredibly firm texture and rich, clean umami.   Unlike mass-caught fish, each one is handled with extreme care to preserve its pristine freshness, making them a rare delicacy that can be enjoyed as exquisite sashimi.      

Seki Aji and Seki Saba: The Gold Standar…の続きを読む

  Nagasaki is the historic cradle of Christianity in Japan, home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage-listed churches and majestic local cathedrals. To make your pilgrimage truly transformative, we offer specialized services to arrange the celebration of Mass in these hallowed spaces. Whether you are a visiting priest with a group or a devout traveler seeking a moment of prayer, we connect your faith with Nagasaki’s profound spiritual legacy.     As a core part of our bespoke pilgrimage tours, we provide full support for arranging Mass at these sacred sites. Since this often requires intricate coordination in Japanese, we bridge the gap by working closely with the local clergy. Our goal is to ensure a seamless and spiritual experience for your group at Nagasaki’s historic and World Heritage-listed churches.   Let us handle the arrangements, so you can focus on your prayer.    

Mass Arrangement…の続きを読む

  The Arima Christian Heritage Memorial Museum is a guidance facility showcasing the history of Christianity in Minami-Shimabara, centered around the Hara Castle Ruins, a component of the “Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region,” which was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2018. The museum offers easy-to-understand explanations of the Hinoe Castle Ruins, which represent the period from the introduction of Christianity to its prosperity, as well as the history of Christian persecution and the Shimabara Rebellion. The exhibits primarily feature videos, historical documents from both within and outside Japan, and artifacts unearthed during excavations.     History of Christianity        

Arima Christian Heritage Memorial Museum…の続きを読む

  Oita Prefecture is on the north-eastern section of Kyushu. It is bordered by Miyazaki Prefecture to the south, and Fukuoka Prefecture and Kumamoto Prefecture to the west. The prefecture is a representative Onsen Resort area in Japan, total boasting hot spring sources and hot spring flowing volume are both Japan’s largest. Most recommended Onsen Resorts are Beppu and Yufuin.     Beppu Onsen Resort where the largest hot spring yield in Japan. The popular hot spring town nestle at the foot of volcanos, Mount Yufu and Mount Tsurumi. Boasting more than 2,800 hot spring sources and flowing rate of nearly 137,000 kiloliters per day, Beppu is considered a paradise of hot springs famous for high therapeutic effects.   Yufuin A beautiful and tranquil Onsen Resort, Yufuin is located about 15 km west of Beppu and is spreading in the Yufu basin at the mountain foot of Yufu.  Onsen Resort life can be enjoyed at the beautiful and tranquil  place harmonized with nature in the basin of mountain hill area.   Okubungo Nature-blessed region at Ono River basin, the northern part is surrounded  by Aso & Kuju Mountains. Okubungo consists of Takada,  Kuju, Kusu, Kokonoe, Bungo-ono and Ogata.   Usa and Ajimu Located at the base of  Kunisaki peninsula and spreading around  Usa Shrine. Since ancient time the Kunisaki peninsula has been home of Kyushu’s prominent Usa Shrine, influencing the surrounding hills and valleys with Buddhist culture. Although this is a Shinto shrine,  it has long been holy ground to both Shinto and Buddhist activities.   Kunisaki peninsula Rural area centered on mount Futago, pilgrimage, trekking, onsen, local cuisines …

Oita Prefcture travel guide…の続きを読む

  Enjoy breathtaking view from top of the mountain From the observation deck atop Mt Mitakesan, visitors can view not only the main island of Kyushu, but also Okinoshima Island.    

Mitake mountain Observatory…の続きを読む

  Enjoy breath taking scenery From the site of a cannon fort used during World War II, visitors can view Okinoshima on a clear day. The path linking the fort site with Okitsu-gu Yohaisho was constructed by the Japanese Imperial Army.      

Windmill Observatory…の続きを読む

  The Shrine is part of the World Heritage that the Sacred Island Okinoshiam and Associated site  in the Munakata Region has been registered on the World Heritage in 2016. Nakatsu-gu, one of the three shrines that comprise Munakata Taisha, is situated on this island and  enshrines Tagitsuhime-no-Kami, one of the Three Goddesses of Munakata.    

Munakata Shrine Nakatsu-gu…の続きを読む

  White-walled townscape, Fukushima area is designated as an important traditional buildings preservation area by the Japanese government.     Since the Edo Era (1603 – 1868), the area has flourished as an economical and political base, and many merchant houses which retain the atmosphere of that time remain even today, mainly in the towns of Miyano, Kyo, and Furumatsu.     The folk performing art “Fukushima Lantern Dolls” is performed at Fukushima Hachimangu Shrine in Miyano Town around September 23 of every year. *Various events take place throughout the year (Yame Paper Lantern Festival, Yame White Wall Gallery Tour, etc.).    

Yame Fukushima…の続きを読む

  Dedicated Railway for Yawata Steel Works. The railway connected between Yawata and Tobata, construction work took three years, and completed in 1930. The most difficult and hard work was making Miyatayama tunnel with a total length of 1180 m due to suffering from floods. The gates of the Miyatayama tunnel are decorated with stately designs.   The rail way crossing the road Miyatayama tunnel Yahata side Miyatayama tunnel Tobata side      

Kurogane Railway…の続きを読む

  The sprawling, family oriented public park located on a narrow peninsula across the bay from central Fukuoka. The park is made up of several different areas including flower gardens, playgrounds, an amusement park with ferris wheel, sports fields, a water park, a zoo and large open spaces and lawns perfect for picnicking.              

Uminonakamichi Seaside Park…の続きを読む