The Shimabara Peninsula is located on the eastern side of Nagasaki Prefecture. The peninsula is surrounded by three calm seas and boasts magnificent nature. You can find a unique landscape shaped by the volcanoes situated in the center of the peninsula.            

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  Beautiful highland Onsen Resort situated Unzen National Park. The area was the first area to be designated as a National Park in Japan.  Whether you are taking in the stunning panoramic views from top one of the many peaks including Nita-toge Pass or looking up these volcanic  mountains or Fugen, you will marvel at the spectacular scenery.  As each season brings a vivid change to the appearance the face of Unzen you may wish to return again and again to enjoy the full range of rich variations.                    

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  The Kanmon Straits, separating Honshu and Kyushu, is a bustling waterway with as many as 700 vessels of all sizes passing through each day. There are seven ways to cross the straits, including the 1,068-meter-long Kanmonkyo Bridge (exclusive to motor vehicles), the Shin-Kanmon Tunnel for Shinkansen bullet trains, the Kanmon Pedestrian Tunnel for those crossing on foot, and various ferry services.      

Kanmon Straits, in Kikakyushu…の続きを読む

  Kyushu is defined by a dramatic landscape where rugged peaks and fertile plains coexist. This fiery history has blessed the island with diverse natural wonders and therapeutic Onsen to be enjoyed everywhere. Whether seeking the breathtaking vistas of massive calderas or relaxing in mineral-rich springs, in Kyushu, you can truly feel the living energy of the Earth.   The Art of the Bespoke Itinerary We design personalized routes via private vehicle, seamlessly connecting your desired natural destinations with Kyushu’s most breathtaking vistas. By integrating local gastronomy and exclusive experiences, we craft a bespoke itinerary that is truly and uniquely yours     Kumamoto Prefecture, Aso Kusasenri-ga-hama The beautiful prairie of 785,000 square meter in the crater. Spreads in northern part of Mt. Eboshi that is one of the Aso five Mountains. A big pond at its center and grazing horses round about make an idyllic scene. Mount Naka Mount Aso is consist of five consecutive mountain located in the Caldera where is 25 km across north to south and 18 km across east to west. The most exciting mountain is Mount Naka with an altitude os 1506m which is the largest active volcano in Japan. Daikanbo Daikanbo is located on the northern part of outer edge of the Aso Caldera. The perfect spot view the northern part of caldera and the Aso five mountains. The must visiting tourist spot in Aso, Daikanbo  literally means a big observatory peak. Aso South Panorama line The …

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  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.    

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  Kujukushima Islands, located at the westernmost tip of the Japanese mainland in Kyushu, Sasebo, Nagasaki-prefecture. There are a picturesque scenic spot consisting of a complex ria coastline and 208 large and small islands. There are only four inhabited islands: Kuroshima, Takashima, Maejima, and Todomari Island, and almost the entire area was designated as the Saikai National Park in 1955. There is Kujukushima Islands pleasure boat, departing from Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort.      

Kujukushima Islands Cruise…の続きを読む

  Established in 1790, Katsuya Shuzo is a historic brewery located in Munakata, home to a UNESCO World Heritage site. They are dedicated to traditional hand-crafting methods, producing refined sake that perfectly complements the fresh seafood of the Genkai Sea      

Katsuya Shuzo, in Munakata…の続きを読む

  The Park offers stunning seasonal displays of flowers set against beautiful mountain scenery. Over 3 million flowers in 500 different varieties from spring to late autumn. The park covers 49 acres of the beautiful Kuju plateau, the Kuju mountain range making a stunning alpine back drop and the sleeping Buddha of Mount Aso, a vista in the distance.    

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  The Architectural Splendor of Japan   Japanese traditional architecture—from the towering majesty of castles to the serene elegance of shrines and temples—is a testament to centuries of refined craftsmanship and a deep respect for nature.   What makes these structures truly remarkable is the mastery of wood. Using an ancient technique of interlocking joints, these grand buildings were often constructed without the use of a single nail. This method provides not only incredible durability and earthquake resistance but also a seamless, organic beauty that modern materials cannot replicate.   Whether it is the massive, curved stone walls of a castle designed for both defense and aesthetics, or the sweeping eaves of a temple that mimic the mountains around it, Japanese architecture is defined by harmony. It is not built to conquer the landscape, but to breathe with it. We invite you to experience this living history—where every pillar, garden, and roofline tells a story of a culture that seeks beauty in balance and eternity in craftsmanship.   With countless breathtaking views to discover, it is the perfect destination to capture unforgettable memories of your journey.     Japanese Castles: Architectural Masterpieces Japanese castles are more than just fortresses; they are architectural masterpieces that seamlessly blend military strength with artistic elegance ・Masterful Woodwork:Built using traditional Japanese carpentry, these structures 　feature …

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