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— What You Can Expect —

— What You Can Expect —

Explore the cultural significance of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, relax in the serene beauty of Yufuin and Lake Kinrin, and marvel at the mesmerizing Umi Jigoku on the Beppu "Jigoku Meguri" Hells Tour. 

Explore the cultural significance of Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, relax in the serene beauty of Yufuin and Lake Kinrin, and marvel at the mesmerizing Umi Jigoku on the Beppu "Jigoku Meguri" Hells Tour.

Tour Fukuoka's must-see spots, all in one day, in a comfortable car. Enjoy multi-language services (Chinese, English and Japanese, starting April 2024). Finish the tour with Umi Jigoku and Kamado Jigoku, and delight in a complimentary hot spring egg during your visit.

Tour Fukuoka's must-see spots, all in one day, in a comfortable car. Enjoy multi-language services (Chinese, English and Japanese, starting April 2024). Finish the tour with Umi Jigoku and Kamado Jigoku, and delight in a complimentary hot spring egg during your visit.

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— Recommended itinerary for Kyushu —

Explore Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, dedicated to Tenji, the god of learning and culture. Experience the historic setting that blends spirituality and creativity with a diverse program of global contemporary art

Go on a leisurely walk in scenic Yufuin, a dream for romantics nestled among majestic mountains. See the beauty of Kinrin Lake, where hot springs meld with the lake's waters

Nestled in Yufuin's natural landscape, Lake Kinrin serves as a popular tourist destination. Originally called "Taken Shita Pond" in the local dialect due to its position beneath Mt. Yufu, it was renamed by Confucian scholar Kusou Mori in 1884 after he observed the fish scales shimmering in the setting sun. Visitors can stroll along a walking trail around the lake, perfect for observing aquatic life. Additionally, from autumn to winter, the early mornings often reveal the lake magically enveloped in mist

Explore Yunotsubo Kaido at the base of Mt. Yufudake, a lively street lined with shops selling Oita specialties like yuzu pepper and restaurants featuring local dishes such as chicken tempura. Go on a scenic walk along the Oita River perfect for experiencing Yufuin's seasonal landscapes and quaint rural charm

Visit "Yufuin Floral Village," a mini-theme park that mimics the Cotswolds region of England, also a filming location for the movie "Harry Potter." This English garden-style attraction is adorned with vibrant, seasonal flowers, offering a unique blend of fun and relaxation that diverges from Yufuin's traditional image

[Beppu Hell Tour – Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell)] Beppu is Japan’s number one hot spring area in terms of water output, and a visit to Beppu wouldn’t be complete without exploring its famous Hell Tour. Among the eight “hells,” Umi Jigoku (Sea Hell) is the largest. Formed over 1,200 years ago during an eruption of Mount Tsurumi, it features a mysterious cobalt-blue pool that looks cool and serene—yet is actually a scorching hot spring with a temperature of 98°C. The striking sight of the steaming, vividly colored waters is truly awe-inspiring, making it a must-visit attraction for any traveler.

[Beppu Hell Tour – Kamado Jigoku (Cooking Pot Hell)] Located in Ōita Prefecture, home to the highest number of hot springs in Japan, Kamado Jigoku is one of the must-visit stops on Beppu’s famous Hell Tour. Historically, during major rituals at the nearby Kamado Hachiman Shrine, steam from this 98°C hot spring was used to cook offerings—hence the name “Cooking Pot Hell.” Divided into six distinct areas (1st to 6th chōme), each with unique hot spring features, Kamado Jigoku offers visitors the rare opportunity to experience a variety of hot spring phenomena all in one place—making it a truly worthwhile and immersive experience.