




Kyushu Region
Kyushu (九州), Japan’s third-largest island, offers a perfect blend of dramatic landscapes, rich cuisine, and cultural heritage. The island is famous for its steaming hot springs in Beppu and the striking volcanic scenery around Mount Aso. Visitors can soak in soothing baths, hike through scenic terrain, and take in the untamed beauty of Kyushu’s southern wilderness.
In cities like Fukuoka and Kumamoto, historic charm meets modern convenience. Explore centuries-old shrines, majestic castles, and bustling food stalls serving the region’s beloved tonkotsu ramen. With deep historical roots, natural wonders, and vibrant urban life, Kyushu invites travelers to experience a peaceful, flavorful, and visually stunning side of Japan.
Prefectures
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1Fukuoka Prefecture
Most popular prefecture in Kyushu
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2Saga Prefecture
Known for its pottery
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3Nagasaki Prefecture
Prefecture rich in history and culture
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4Kumamoto Prefecture
Known for its natural beauty and cultural treasures
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5Oita Prefecture
Famous for its large amount of hot springs
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6Miyazaki Prefecture
Known for its mountainous landscapes and coastline
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7Kagoshima Prefecture
Area that played a pivotal role in the Meiji Restoration