Kumamoto City, located in the heart of Kyushu (Japan’s third-largest island) is a captivating destination known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. The most popular attractions within the city include the majestic Kumamoto Castle and the stunning … Read More
Mount Aso, located in central Kyushu (Japan), is the largest active volcano in Japan and also one of the largest in the world. The volcano is listed as a UNESCO Global Geopark. Its expansive crater, which often emits volcanic gases, … Read More
Located inland west of Beppu (Kyushu, Japan), both Yufuin and Kokonoe are highland districts that offer plenty of varied and interesting sights for visitors. Join us while we explore the top things to do in Yufuin and Kokonoe Yume Otsuribashi! … Read More
Located on the eastern part of Kyushu Island in Oita Prefecture, Beppu (別府) is Japan’s most famous hot spring city. A small coastal city between Beppu Bay and the volcanic mountains further inland, it is home to more than 2000 … Read More
In recent years, visitors to Japan have been increasingly looking to venture beyond the usual mega-cities of Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. One city that has been progressively attracting international arrival is Fukuoka. The city is the gateway to Kyushu (Japan’s … Read More
Kitakyushu, situated an hour’s drive east of Fukuoka City, is the northernmost city on Kyushu Island (Japan’s third largest island). Its name translates to “north Kyushu”. As the city nearest to Honshu Island (Japan’s main island), Kitakyushu is separated from … Read More