Kyushu is a vast, nature-filled region in southern Japan brimming with volcanic landscapes, historical sightseeing, and oodles of local cuisine. In this article, we’ll outline a four-day Kyushu itinerary honing in on the cities of Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Kumamoto, and Kagoshima. Read on for a taste of… Read More
The fifth biggest city in Japan (by population) and the biggest in Kyushu, Fukuoka, is a southern mecca of cultural diversity, adventure, and seasonal delights. It's located at the doorstep of Asia, meaning that it's long been a popular destination for international travellers from the Asia region,… Read More
What do you think of when you hear the word yatai? Many would think of the food stalls at Japanese festivals. However, there are yatai that operate all year round at night markets or in specific places. They are an integral part of the Japanese nightlife. With yatai playing such a massive role in s… Read More
Fukuoka is not only a heaven for foodies, but also a city blessed with nature located in Kyushu, the southern island of Japan. Originally two cities, Fukuoka was formed through the combination of Fukuoka and Hakata in 1889. Because of its proximity to the neighboring countries, tourists flock along… Read More
Whenever people mention Fukuoka Prefecture, most people think about the delicious food they can eat. With local dishes ranging from mouthwatering ramen to perfectly grilled yakitori, Fukuoka is truly a food heaven that will never let you down. In this Fukuoka food guide, we share the 10 best foods … Read More
Separated from the island of Honshu resides the subtropical island of Kyushu. A land sculptured and battered with mountainous terrain, volcanos, therapeutic hot springs and hot sand baths contrasted against stunning beaches, gorges and forests. Visit Japan’s monolith volcano Mount Aso (reaching 1,5… Read More
