Kyushu Private Tour
7 Nights 8 Days

Our guide will meet you at Fukuoka Airport and take you to the hotel.

A five-story white castle originally built in the early 1600s, known for its impressive stone walls and wide moats. Today it serves as a museum featuring local history, Christian heritage, and samurai culture, with views of Mt. Unzen and Ariake Bay.

Hotel check-in in Unzen Onsen.

The "Unzen Hell," a steaming geothermal area with sulfur vents, hot springs, and bubbling mud pools in Unzen National Park. Visitors can walk along the paths, enjoy footbaths, and learn about the site's history, including Christian martyrdom in the 17th century.

Enjoy a walk through the hot spring town.

Educates visitors about the devastation caused by the atomic bombing in 1945 through photos, artifacts, and personal stories. It promotes peace and remembrance and is located near Nagasaki's city center.

Commemorates the victims of the atomic bomb dropped in 1945. It features the iconic Peace Statue symbolizing hope for world peace.

An open-air museum showcasing Western-style mansions from the Meiji era. It offers beautiful views of Nagasaki Harbor and historical insights into foreign residents' lives.

The oldest wooden Christian church in Japan, built in 1864. It is a designated National Treasure and symbolizes the history of Christianity in Nagasaki.

A small, man-made island in Nagasaki Bay used as the only Dutch trading post during Japan's Edo period. It served as Japan's window to the Western world for over 200 years.

One of Japan's top three Inari shrines, famous for its vibrant red gates and hillside location. It attracts many visitors who come to pray for prosperity and success.

An interactive museum where visitors can explore the history of Kumamoto through virtual experiences and exhibits, including trying on samurai armor and viewing castle models.

A vast grassland located in the Aso caldera, offering stunning views of Mount Aso and its active volcanic peaks. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, horseback riding, and seasonal scenery.

One of the world's largest active volcanic craters, with dramatic landscapes shaped by frequent eruptions. Visitors can often view the steaming crater up close, depending on volcanic activity conditions.

A famous viewpoint on the northern rim of Aso Caldera, offering stunning 360° views of Mount Aso's five peaks. Well known for its "sea of clouds" scenes in autumn and winter mornings.

A charming hot spring town in Oita Prefecture, famous for its peaceful atmosphere and views of Mount Yufu. Visitors enjoy walking through its quaint streets and exploring local art galleries.

A popular viewpoint in Yufu offering panoramic views of Yufuin Basin and Mount Yufu. Famous for its stunning "sea of clouds" that appear on autumn and winter mornings.

A scenic cable car that takes visitors up Mount Tsurumi, offering panoramic views of Beppu Bay and the surrounding mountains, plus hiking trails and seasonal flowers at the summit.

The "Hell Tour," a popular attraction featuring unique hot springs with boiling water, mud, and steam in dramatic colours, including the blue Umi Jigoku and red Chinoike Jigoku.

A unique spot where visitors steam their own food using natural hot spring steam at 98°C, cooking vegetables, seafood, and eggs in this traditional "hell-steaming" style, with free footbaths.

A lively shopping street leading to the shrine, lined with souvenir shops, cafés, and local snacks like umegae-mochi. It's also home to a unique Starbucks designed by Kengo Kuma, blending traditional and modern architecture.

A historic Shinto shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of learning and scholarship. Surrounded by plum trees and traditional architecture, it attracts many students who come to pray for academic success.

Japan's tallest seaside tower at 234 meters, offering 360° panoramic views of Fukuoka City and Hakata Bay, with observation decks, seasonal light shows, and a "Lover's Sanctuary" for couples.

We will meet at the hotel and go to Fukuoka Airport.