Udon is more than just a noodle dish; it’s a true soul food of Japan that has been loved for centuries. Made simply from wheat flour and water, these thick, chewy noodles offer a comforting experience like no othe …

Udon : the Ultimate Japanese Soul Food…の続きを読む

  Eat exactly like a local. Discover the honest, everyday meals that fuel Japanese life at hidden neighborhood gems and storied shops passed down through generations. Dive into a world of flavor—from the delicate ar …

Japan’s Daily Soul Food　…の続きを読む

  Hakata Ramen is a local specialty from Fukuoka, famous for its creamy tonkotsu (pork bone) broth. The soup is slow-simmered for hours to achieve a rich, milky flavor. It is served with ultra-thin, firm noodles tha …

Hakata Yatai Ramen…の続きを読む

  Aso Akaushi (Japanese Brown Cattle) is a rare, premium beef raised freely across the lush, expansive grasslands of the Aso Caldera. In contrast to highly marbled beef, Akaushi is celebrated for its lean, tender te …

Aso Akausih beef…の続きを読む

  Taste the Hidden Treasures of Our Region Looking for a taste that truly defines a place? Experience our exclusive dining event featuring rare local ingredients found nowhere else. By honoring traditional technique …

Authentic Local meals…の続きを読む

  Discover the soul of Kyushu through its magnificent food culture. As experts in Kyushu travel, we know exactly where the best flavors are hidden. Whether it’s the humble warmth of a neighborhood ramen shop o …

Gastronomic experience…の続きを読む

  The Secret Behind the Paradise: Three Miraculous Conditions The incredible diversity of onsen (hot spring) resorts in Kyushu is the result of three miraculous conditions: ・Overwhelming Volcanic Energy: 　With its 1 …

Onsen (hot spring)…の続きを読む

  This is a place related to the Kori-kuzure incident in Omura in 1657 in which a large number of hidden Christians were arrested. As many as 608 Christians were arrested, making it a rare and major incident in the …

Hokohara martyrdom place in Omura…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 Sit …

Arima Christian Heritage Memorial Museum…の続きを読む

  The number of Christians in Japan continued to increase, and reaching 300,000 in 1614. Fearing the ever-increasing number of Christian rebellions, Tokugawa Shogunate finally issued a ban on Christianity in Nagasak …

Ban on Christianity…の続きを読む