Japan Adventures & Cultural Experiences
Kyushu boasts a diverse natural and cultural heritage, along with traditional craftsmanship.
Reflecting this richness, we offer a wide variety of Japan Adventures & Cultural Experiences
that are exclusive to Kyushu.
We are delighted to share the following selections, curated for you to discover the true
essence of the region. By incorporating your chosen activities, we will work with you to
design a bespoke itinerary that is uniquely yours.
Scenic Railway Adventures
Kyushu is a paradise for railway lovers, where the journey itself becomes the
destination. Each train offers a unique window into the island’s soul.
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Experience the ultimate in rail travel with the Yufuin no Mori, one of Kyushu’s most iconic sightseeing trains running between Yufuin and Hakata. From the moment you see its elegant emerald green exterior, you’ll know you’re in for a special journey. |
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Discover the natural wonders of Kumamoto on the Yusuge-go, a charming open-air trolley train running between Tateno and Takamori stations. Designed with no windows to let you soak in the refreshing highland air, this train offers a slow, scenic ride through one of the world’s largest volcanic calderas. |
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This attraction utilizes the tracks and facilities of the former Takachiho Railway. The round-trip journey takes approximately 30 minutes, covering a 5.1km course from Takachiho Station to the breathtaking Takachiho Railway Bridge. |
JR Kotokoto train : Slow down and savor a premium French course through the heart of Fukuoka
The Rail Kitchen Chikugo : A stylish “moving kitchen” featuring local crafts and freshly baked pizza.
Epic Water Adventures
Beyond its scenic rails, Kyushu offers a world of wonders best experienced from the water.
From haunting history to mystical gorges, our island’s “Blue Routes” promise an unforgettable
voyage.
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The cruise ship takes you exploring Tachibana bay from Nagasaki port and landing on Hashima island. Now Hashima is a ruins called “Gunkanjima”, so called after its resemblance to the silhouette. |
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Yanagawa Canal boat cruise is to board a small boat called the Donkobune and slowly go down the river skillfully maneuvered by a boatman with bamboo pole. You will enjoy a leisurely cruise along the streets and houses which still retain some remnants of castle town, hearing the boatman’s explanation of the history and landscape of Yanagawa. |
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The most recommended activity at Takachiho Gorge is renting a boat to experience the river at the base of the canyon. The view from the water—where you can see the cascading waterfalls and dramatic columnar cliffs simultaneously—is a rare sight found in few other places in the world. |
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Amakusa, is located in a southern part of Kumamoto, and consists of Shimo-jima,Kami-jima and many other islands varied in size. Connecting the islands of Amakusa with the inland of Kumamoto via the Uto Peninsula are Amakusa Gokyo or Amakusa Five Bridge. |
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Let’s meet wild Dolphins. Approximately 300 wild Dolphins live in the sea between the Shimabara Peninsula and Amakusa. The dolphin watching cruises have become increasingly popular for all ages, especially because it is possible to see the dolphins so close that you could almost touch them. |
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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. |