Japan KYUSHU Tourist  ジャパン九州ツーリスト株式会社

We are a travel agency in Fukuoka specializing in Kyushu,
warmly welcoming guests from around the world.
We offer Customized Private tours tailored to your preferences
across Kyushu.

TEL +81 93-521-8897
FAX +81 93-521-8898
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Why We Offer Services Using Private Vehicles

 

We offer customized tours using private vehicles, recognizing the following key advantages

for our guests.

Total Flexibility & Time Efficiency

Unlike trains or buses, a private vehicle follows your schedule, not a timetable. We can stay longer

at a sacred site that touches your heart or stop spontaneously when we encounter a breathtaking

view in Aso.

Access to Hidden Gems and Remote Destinations

Many of Kyushu’s most profound sacred sites and scenic vistas are tucked away in remote areas.

A private vehicle is the only way to reach these “hidden gems” comfortably and efficiently.

Seamless Comfort & Local Insight

Forget the stress of navigating complex maps or carrying heavy luggage. In the privacy of your

vehicle, you can rest between stops or engage in deep conversations with your guide about local

history and culture.

 

February 7, 2026

Higashida No.1 Blast Furnace Blow-in on Febraury 5

 

Higashida in Kitakyushu City is the Birthplace of Japan’s Modern Steel Industry.
On this day in 1901, February 5, the first blow-in was performed at this historic site,

the Higashida No. 1 Blast Furnace.

 

 

February 05, 2026

Chikugo Yoshii Ohinasama Meguri

 

Experience a fairytale in the white-walled town of Yoshii!

The Chikugo Yoshii Ohinasama Meguri showcases a breathtaking collection of Hina dolls

across the historic Dozo district. Keep an eye out for ‘Okiage’ – rare, handcrafted 3D fabric

art you’ll only find here. A perfect blend of history and craftsmanship!

Don’t miss out! The event runs until March 20 (Fri)

 

 

Febraury 04, 2026

Unzen, in Nagasaki Prefecture

 

A beautiful highland Onsen Resort situated in Unzen National Park. The area was the

first to be designated as a National Park in Japan. Whether you are taking in the stunning

panoramic views from the top of one of the many peaks, including Nita-toge Pass, or

looking up at these volcanic mountains like Mt. Fugen, you will marvel at the spectacular

scenery.  As each season brings a vivid change to the face of Unzen, you may wish to

return again and again to enjoy the full range of rich variations.

 
 
 
 
  

Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture


Kitakyushu, the second-largest city in Kyushu with a population of 900,000, is situated at
the island’s northernmost tip. As the strategic gateway between Kyushu and Honshu,
it has long served as a vital hub for industry, shipping, and land transport.
In 1901, Kitakyushu was chosen over 16 other candidates across Japan to host the
nation’s modern steel industry. Since the inauguration of its steelworks, the city has
been a cornerstone of Japan’s industrial modernization. Today, this industrial heritage
coexists with remarkable natural wonders and diverse attractions.
The city boasts spectacular landscapes, including the Hiraodai Karst Plateau and its
mystical caves, the scenic Kanmon Strait, and the rugged Wakamatsu North Coast.
For an unforgettable finale, visitors can ascend Mt. Sarakura to witness a panoramic
night view, celebrated as one of the most dynamic and breathtaking in the world.

 



Aso, in Kumamoto Prefecture

 

Aso is located almost in the center of Kyushu and boasts one of the world’s largest

calderas, stretching 18 km east-west and 24 km north-south. It was created by four

periods of explosive volcanic activity in ancient times. The caldera is surrounded by

an outer rim with a circumference of around 120 km. Within the Aso Caldera, there

are the Aso Five Peaks, including Mt. Naka-dake—an active volcano where the

crater can be viewed from the top. Daikanbo Peak, on the northern part of the

outer rim, is a must-visit location offering panoramic views of the magnificent

scenery, including the Aso Five Peaks and the serene, beautiful green plains below

Shimabara Peninsula, in Nagasaki Prefecture

 

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.

 
   

Itoshima, in Fukuoka Prefecture

 

Itoshima is located next to Fukuoka City. Its northern side faces the Genkai Sea,
featuring an intricate coastline shaped by dynamic waves.
The plains and low mountains nestled between the northern coast and the Sefuri
Mountain Range in the south create a stunning landscape.
The main industries are fishing and agriculture, including rice, fruits, and flowers.
Sake rice is also cultivated here, and the area is home to several local Sake
breweries.
Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of cuisines, such as fresh seafood, oyster barbecues,
and sushi, as well as Fukuoka’s famous Ramen.
 

Customized Private tour in Kyushu

 

Kyushu has many fascinating things indicated below what we would like to introduce

and incorporate into the tour.

Therefore, we are now offering Customized Private tour in Kyushu, starting from Fukuoka.

 

Janurary 12, 2026

History of Japanese Christianity

 

Christianity in Japan has a unique history that is not found anywhere else in the world.

The history of Christianity in Japan began in 1549 when Francis Xavier arrived as the

first missionary.

 

 

January 10, 2026