guide to kyushu

While Kyushu lies in the southernmost part of Japan’s four main islands, it is much easier to reach than most people know. The level of convenience and speed of travel, to and from Kyushu, is such that almost no other region in

Kyushu, Japan's third-largest island, is home to many wonders and the perfect location for an adventure of a lifetime. You can explore the region's culture through delicately beautiful ceramics that serve as a testament to a bygone period, and traverse unique landscapes that reward you for a journey well done with breathtaking

Nestled southwest of Honshu and separated from Shikoku by the Bungo Channel,

The cycling scene in Kyushu is such that it immerses and deeply engages every sense. On two wheels, the landscapes here are absolutely magical with serene coastlines, traditional fishing villages, and majestic slopes of active volcanoes like Aso. Even better, these routes

Kyushu, known for its abundant geothermal activity, is home to some of the most celebrated onsen towns in the country. From the captivatingly enchanting waters of Beppu

The Island of Kyushu is proof that today’s luxury cares a lot less about the price tag, but more about encounters that only happen once. Moments that are authentic, and leave you feeling connected to the land. These experiences, orchestrated by nature, craft, and a rare privilege to indulge, can be found in

Known as the ‘land of fire’, epic coastlines, volcanoes, waterfalls and world-class hot springs make Kyushu one of the best regions for exploration and hiking in Japan. Kyushu plays host to some of the most incredible walking trails and you can explore more of Kyushu Walking Adventures. The island goes bey