在日本最早下初雪之地遇上日本的第一抹楓紅
乘纜車，沿途欣賞著大片紅葉，漫步在隱秘小徑，楓落滿地
鄂霍次克海沿岸的紅色珊瑚草，應是愛奴族神明施法編織的一片紅
火山活動留下的神祕之湖，如少女淚般流下的涓細瀑布
一起聆聽綠色球藻的古老愛情故事，入翩翩紅葉的異想世界
Discover the soul of Kyushu through volcanic landscapes, historic towns, local flavors, and authentic experiences—an unforgettable journey beyond Japan’s classic destinations.
For over 1,100 years, Daizaifu Tenmangu has been Japan's most important shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the beloved deity of learning. As the head shrine of more than 10,000 Tenmangu shrines, it attracts visitors from across Japan who come to pray for success and admire its beautiful, historic grounds.
Travel back to Japan's Edo period as you wander the picturesque streets of Mameda-machi. This beautifully preserved merchant district is filled with historic architecture, artisan shops, local treats, and traditional craftsmanship, offering an authentic taste of old Japan.
A peaceful lakeside retreat where the reflection of Mount Yufu creates one of Kyushu's most picturesque views.
Wander through Yufuin's charming main street, lined with artisan boutiques, cozy cafés, and local sweet shops.
Soar to the summit of Mount Tsurumi for breathtaking panoramic views of Beppu's famous steam-filled landscape, the coastline, and surrounding mountains.
Marvel at one of Beppu's most spectacular hot springs, where brilliant cobalt-blue waters reach nearly 98°C or 208°F, creating an unforgettable natural wonder.
※Weather Alternative: If the ropeway is unavailable due to weather, you'll visit "Myoban Onsen Yunohana Hut", where centuries-old techniques for harvesting mineral-rich hot spring deposits are still practiced today.
Cross Japan's highest pedestrian suspension bridge and take in breathtaking views of lush forests, dramatic cliffs, and cascading waterfalls stretching across the Kyusui Gorge.
Experience the electrifying energy of DRUM TAO, where powerful taiko drumming and dynamic performances come alive against the stunning backdrop of Kyushu's mountains.
※ Performance Alternative: If a performance for the TAO-no-Oka is unavailable, a carefully selected alternative experience will be arranged.
Take in the breathtaking scenery of Aso's iconic grasslands, where grazing horses and cattle roam beneath the towering volcanic peaks.
Learn about Aso's vast grasslands, their unique ecosystem, and the local efforts to preserve this remarkable natural environment.
Explore Aso’s beautiful countryside by E-bike, enjoying the fresh air, open grasslands, and panoramic views along scenic country roads.
※ For guests who prefer not to ride：Enjoy a scenic drive along the Milk Road, including a viewpoint stop and a short walk to take in Aso's magnificent scenery.
Visit one of Kyushu's oldest and most revered shrines, with a history spanning over 2,000 years. Stroll through the charming Monzenmachi shopping street, where traditional shops and local delicacies offer a taste of rural Japan.
Nestled among towering cedar trees, this sacred shrine is dedicated to Amaterasu, Japan's Sun Goddess. Follow the peaceful path to Amano Yasukawara, a riverside cave where visitors have long stacked stones while making heartfelt wishes.
※Weather Alternative: In the event of adverse weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the day's itinerary will be adjusted with a carefully selected alternative experience.
Discover one of Japan's most breathtaking natural wonders, where emerald waters wind through a dramatic volcanic gorge beneath the iconic Manai Falls, creating a truly unforgettable landscape.
Step into a peaceful fishing village recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where a hidden Christian history, charming streets, and a picturesque church tell a remarkable story of faith, resilience, and cultural harmony.
Set sail across the sparkling waters of Amakusa Bay in search of wild bottlenose dolphins. With a 90%+ sighting rate, it's one of Japan's best places to witness these playful creatures in their natural habitat.
Enjoy a relaxing cruise across the Ariake Sea, taking in beautiful coastal views as you sail between the Shimabara Peninsula and the Amakusa Islands—an enjoyable journey that showcases Kyushu from a different perspective.
Explore geothermal zones along walking trails where volcanic steam, heat landscapes, and sulfur aromas intertw to create Unzen's iconic scenery. Art museums, shrines, historic shops, and steaming vents weave together layer by layer to tell the "Story of Unzen."
Gain a deeper understanding of Nagasaki's history through compelling exhibits and personal stories that reflect on the impact of the atomic bombing and the enduring importance of peace.
Walk through this peaceful memorial dedicated to the victims of the atomic bombing, where the iconic Peace Statue and Fountain of Peace inspire hope, remembrance, and a shared commitment to a more peaceful future.
Stroll through beautifully preserved Western-style mansions overlooking Nagasaki Harbor, where international trade and cultural exchange helped shape modern Japan during the Meiji era.
End the day with breathtaking panoramic views from Mt. Inasayama, where the glittering lights of Nagasaki Harbor create one of Japan's most spectacular nightscapes.
Next Destination
We will send you off to the airport. For a smooth departure, we will organize airport shuttle service based on everyone's flight times. If you are staying on in Japan, your day is free after breakfast.
Located in the heart of Hakata and directly connected to JR Hakata Station, the hotel offers excellent access to shopping, dining, and transportation throughout Fukuoka and Kyushu. Guests can also enjoy SPA LUCIDA on the top floor, featuring an open-air pool and natural hot springs with views of the city skyline. In the evening, the illuminated city creates a relaxing urban resort atmosphere, making the hotel an ideal base for exploring Fukuoka.
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34 ~ 36 m² (366 ~ 388 ft²)
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120 x 205 cm * 2 Bed
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200 x 205 cm * 1 Bed
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Located on the elevated grounds of Kannawaiji Onsen, one of Beppu’s renowned “Eight Hot Springs,” Suginoi Hotel is celebrated for its breathtaking views and extensive facilities. Its signature open-air bath offers sweeping panoramas of Beppu Bay, the cityscape, and Mount Tsurumi, with distant views of Cape Sada in Shikoku on clear days. By day, guests can relax while gazing out over the sea and mountains; by night, soak in the soothing waters as the city lights shimmer below—a serene experience where nature and the city meet in perfect harmony.
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46 ~ 49 m² (495 ~ 527 ft²)
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110 x 196 cm * 2 Bed
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Set along the Tsueitate River at the border of Kumamoto and Oita Prefectures, this traditional hot spring ryokan offers ever-changing seasonal scenery. The gentle sound of flowing water and the surrounding mountains create a calm, unhurried atmosphere that naturally invites relaxation. Thoughtful yet understated Japanese hospitality ensures a comfortable stay—an ideal setting to unwind and enjoy a peaceful onsen experience.
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36 m² (388 ft²)
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110 x 200 cm * 2 Bed
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Nestled in the mountains of Takachiho, the legendary birthplace of Japanese mythology, this hotel stands quietly in a land long revered as the “place where the gods descended.” Surrounded by sacred nature and filled with a tranquil, mystical energy, Takachiho offers the perfect setting for travelers seeking both cultural depth and natural beauty.
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24 m² (258 ft²)
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110 x 200 cm * 2 Bed
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Amakusa ALEGRIA Garden Hotel is a spacious seaside resort combining hot springs, spa facilities, and stunning views of the Ariake Sea. Guests can enjoy natural hot springs, ocean-facing baths and saunas, and a variety of local cuisine featuring ingredients such as Aso Akaushi beef and fresh abalone. It offers a relaxing resort experience surrounded by beautiful nature.
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56 m² (603 ft²)
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120 x 200 cm * 2 Bed
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This century-old ryokan was fully renovated in 2022, blending modern Japanese aesthetics with inspiration from Unzen’s volcanoes and sea of clouds. Each room features a private terrace overlooking the steaming Unzen Hell Valley. The hotel’s strong acidic sulfur hot springs are known for their skin-enhancing and relaxing qualities. Dining highlights Nagasaki’s fresh seafood and wagyu through creative kaiseki cuisine. Natural wood and stone create a peaceful atmosphere that beautifully blends tradition with modern design.
Note: Meals focus on local specialties, and the hotel is unable to accommodate vegetarian or other special dietary requirements.
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42 m² (452 ft²)
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122 x 203 cm * 2 Bed
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Set high above Nagasaki, Garden Terrace Nagasaki offers sweeping views across the city and harbor. Designed by renowned architect Kengo Kuma, the hotel combines contemporary Japanese design with a tranquil natural setting. Enjoy spacious accommodations, refined dining, and spectacular evening views while staying in an elegant setting that provides a relaxing contrast to Nagasaki’s historic sights.
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Harbor Suite Twin with Terrace in New Building
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50.05 m² (539 ft²)
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140 x 200 cm * 2 Bed
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