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We are the specialist’s for travel and tours in Kyushu, Japan
warmly welcoming customers from all over the world.

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Yame, in Fukuoka-prefecture

 

The country of Green tea, Yame is a rural tranquil region of Japanese tea

cultivation and the traditional crafts manufacturing.

Yame grew in size after the merger with Kurogi town,Tachibana town,Yabe

village and Hoshino village in 2010. The recommendable experience is to 

have Gyokuro tea which is the highest grade of Japanese tea cultivated in

Hoshino village

Population : 58,000 people, Population density : 120 people / km2

Kujukushima Islands, in Sasebo, Nagasaki-prefecture

 

Kujukushima Islands, located at the westernmost tip of the Japanese mainland in Kyushu,

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.

     

Karatsu & Yobuko, in Saga-prefecture

 

Karatsu and Yobuko, located on the Higashi Matsuura Peninsula in the north-western part

of Saga-prefecture, have been prosperous from ancient times as an important point for

trade with Mainland China. Karatsu is a part of Genkai Quasi-National Park, and has many

scenic spots.

Yobuko is a town of Fishing industry, famous for Squid and Morning Market called

Asaichi. Yobuko is located northern tip of Saga-prefecture and is facing

to Genkai-nada Sea. A lot of places were as a Shooting location of

Thailand drama.

Sakurajima Island, in Kagoshima-prefecture

 

Sakurajima Island is the symbol of Kagoshima.
The smoke and steam rises almost every day from the active volcano

Minamidake. Formerly an island, it became connected with the Osumi 

Peninsula in 1914 when lava from its summit closed the channel between

 the two. Observation points on the island can be accessed by ferry.

  

 

 

  

   

   

Population in Sakurajima Island : 5,000 people

Kunisaki Peninsula, in Oita-prefecture

 

Kunisaki Peninsula is a rural area located on the north-east side of 

Oita-prefecture. It is especially popular for it’s onsen, and trekking, and

the local cuisine can be enjoyed as well. Kunisaki peninsula began to

develop 1,300 years ago as a sacred religious ground influenced by

local mountain and nature worship.

Ibusuki and Satsuma peninsula, in Kagoshima-prefecture

 

Ibusuki is known for it’s hot spring Onsen Resort, and it’s famous natural steam sand baths

located on Kinko bay. To the east the Satsuma peninsula offers spectacular ocean views

and this peaceful rural area is know as the “home of the sweet potato”.

Population : 37,000 people, Population density : 250 people / km2

Hitoyoshi, in Kumamoto-prefecture

 

Hitoyoshi is located in the northern part of Kumamoto along Kuma-gawa River.

Hitoyoshi is a castle town once prosperous as a river port, and boasts the ruins of the

Hitoyoshi castle and Hitoyoshi Onsen.

The Hitoyoshi Onsen is the collective name for 30-add hot springs including Sagara

Onsen, all of which are supplied with hot water from sources around Hitoyoshi Station

and in the basin of Kuma-gawa River.

The most exiting thing in Hitoyoshi is Kumasawa-kudari that is riding on a boat maneuvered

by a master polar down the Kuma-gawa River, one of the three fast streams in Japan.

 

Omura, in Nagasaki-prefecture

 

Omura is the city located in the center of Nagasaki-prefecture and has Nagasaki Airport.

It is approximately 40 minutes to Nagasaki-city by a car.

 

Omura was the territory of the Omura clan. In 1549, when the missionary Francisco Xavier

introduced Christianity to Japan, the feudal lord Omura Sumitada allowed to spread Christianity,

and in 1563 Omura Sumitada himself became a Christian, becoming Japan’s first Christian

feudal lord.

And then, many people became Christians in Omura area.

However, in 1587, the year Omura Sumitada died, Toyotomi Hideyoshi issued ban on Christianity.

Since then, many Christians have been martyred here.

 
 
       

Population : 97,000 people, Population density : 770 people / km2

THE OUTLETS Kitakyushu

 

The largest Outlets in Kyushu, and is located Higashida in Kitakyushu-city.

There are 140 outlet stores, including the world’s leading imported brands,

outdoor sports brands, and speciality stores.

And also there are restaurant and cafes.

There are many places where not only adults but also children can enjoy

such as Space LABO, ASOBLE, Gira Park HIGASHIDA as well as Activation Field. 

 
 

Amakusa, in Kumamoto-prefecture

 

Amakusa is situated on an archipelago consisting of several island on the

west side of Kumamoto. It possesses a beautiful lush green landscape and

natural geological formations giving the islands the designation “national

Geopark”. Marine activities such dolphin watching, boat tours, seafood & 

local delicacies can be enjoyed. Amakusa also has an important historical

significance to Christians.

Population

  Amakusa-city : 70,500 people, Kami-Amakusa-city : 22,500 person, Reihoku-machi : 6,400 people