Ferry from Kyushu to Kansai via the Seto Island Sea

The "Mont-Saint-Michel of Kyushu," connected by a path with sandy beaches on both sides, featuring a historic shrine and an observation deck on a hill. Cycling along the seaside and seafood dishes are also popular.

A nighttime tradition in Fukuoka. About 100 eateries line the streets, where visitors can mingle with locals and taste a wide variety of Hakata ramen, oden, yakitori, and other dishes.

One of the Three Great Castles of Japan. Currently, a special passageway allows visitors to observe the progress of restoration work following the 2016 earthquake. It is also popular as a cherry blossom viewing spot.

The garden boasts 400 years of history. You can enjoy the beauty of the garden and the seasonal nature centered around a pond created by spring water.

A shopping street in a popular hot spring resort boasting the second largest amount of hot spring water in Japan. Sweets stores, restaurants, and souvenir stores line the streets.

This beautiful double-peaked mountain stands 1,583 meters above sea level and is a popular hiking spot also known by the nickname "Bungo Fuji." From the summit you can see the nearby hot springs and the bay.

A beautiful lake with abundant water where the hot springs bubbling up from the bottom mix with the surrounding springs. In the early mornings of winter, steam rises from the lake's surface, creating a fantastic sight.

A tour of Beppu’s 7 ‘hells’ (hot spring vents), taking 2-2.5 hours if you visit all 7. The sight of steam and hot mud gushing out from the ground resembles hell itself!

You can experience "Jigokumushi," a traditional dish in which ingredients are steamed using steam from the hot spring. Ingredients can be purchased at the workshop, or you can bring your own. An additional fee for bringing your own items is required.

This hot spring facility is also featured in the Michelin Guide. In addition to being able to enjoy the skin-beautifying waters in a variety of baths, there are also dining and rest areas, making it a popular place to spend the whole day.

A mountain castle located in the city center that was built before the Edo period. The main castle tower offers a panoramic view of the city. 21 buildings have been designated as national Important Cultural Properties.

This famous hot spring is said to be the oldest in Japan, boasting a history of approximately 3,000 years. It is home to the "Yushinden," the only bathhouse in Japan reserved exclusively for the Imperial family, which has been visited by members of the Imperial family for generations.

A major cycling course in Japan that is renowned worldwide. The ever-changing tides and the beauty of the numerous islands are a magnificent sight. Interacting with the people who live on the islands is a unique experience.

One of Japan's largest Cultural Heritage Gardens, boasting beauty that changes with each step, often described using "one step, one view," and is celebrated for its seasonal charm, which is even referred to as a national treasure of gardens.

Yashima, a spectacular sight with its unique topography, rich natural environment, and the many stories born from the long history of the people who have lived there, is the symbol of Takamatsu City.

A park developed from the ruins of a castle, one of the Three Great Water Castles in Japan. Within the park there is a moat with sea bream, several Important Cultural Properties, and a Japanese garden, so there is plenty to see.

Accessible in 30 minutes from the city center, this hot spring resort has a history of over 700 years. Visitors can enjoy food city walks and day trips to hot springs in the hot spring resort area.

A seaside park with a beautiful view of the port town. In addition to cruises to and from Kobe Port, it is beautifully illuminated at night for an elegant experience.