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Kyushu

Fukuoka The vibrant city, of Fukuoka is renowned for its rich history, fertile land, and exceptional culinary delights, including Tonkotsu ramen. More Info

Saga Known for its fertile lands, Saga offers premium green tea, Saga beef, seafood, and pottery, blending rich traditions and vibrant cuisine. More Info

Nagasaki With its rich history and coastal beauty, Nagasaki offers diverse seafood, unique dishes, and cultural influences from international trade. More Info

Kumamoto Kumamoto’s fertile lands yield juicy tomatoes, sweet Dekopon oranges, and savoury Kumamoto ramen. More Info

Oita Known for its hot springs and diverse cuisine, Oita excels in shiitake mushrooms, Kabosu citrus, Bungo beef, and fresh seafood. More Info

Miyazaki Miyazaki is famed for its lush landscapes, sweet mangoes, premium beef, fresh seafood, and vibrant food culture. More Info

Kagoshima Kagoshima, with its volcanic landscapes and subtropical climate, offers fresh produce, and unique dishes like Kurobuta pork. More Info

An eruption of flavour in one of Japan’s agricultural heartlands

Experience Kyushu's vibrant culinary scene, renowned for its bold flavours and diverse influences. This southern region of Japan offers a rich tapestry of dishes, reflecting its historical trade connections and varied landscapes. Kyushu's cuisine emphasizes fresh, local ingredients and unique cooking techniques, promising an unforgettable gastronomic journey through one of Japan's most dynamic and culturally rich areas.

To learn more about Kyushu, click here to check out our detailed regional page.

Unwind in Central Kyushu

Journey across central Kyushu, from the volcanoes of Kumamoto to the hot springs of Oita.

Nagasaki and Saga—Diversity and Ceramic Heritage

Explore multicultural Nagasaki and its neighboring towns where the art of Japanese ceramics was born.

Southern Kyushu by Rail

Journey through southern Kyushu by train from Kumamoto to Kagoshima with routes to some of the best hot spring spas in the prefecture.

The Hot Springs of Oita

Aptly named “Onsen Prefecture,” Oita is a lush corner on the island of Kyushu, where every minute, gallons and gallons of steaming-hot, mineral-rich water emerges from its springs.

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