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Unearth the stories

Unearth the Story of
Kyushu Japan.

九州を、辿る。

About Kyushu

Kyushu is one of the four main islands of Japan (the other three are Hokkaido, Honshu, and Shikoku) and consists of seven prefectures, namely, Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Oita, Kumamoto, Kagoshima, and Miyazaki. The island is located in the most southwestern part of Japan and is blessed with warmer climate compared to other areas of Japan. Spring comes particularly early in Kagoshima and Miyazaki, located in southern Kyushu, making them popular destinations for training camps of many professional baseball and football teams. Kyushu has a wide range of attractions for tourists. It not only has large cities where visitors can enjoy shopping and museum visits but also active volcanoes and hot springs with the highest volume of hot spring water output in Japan. Kyushu is an island of a considerable size: Port Moji in Fukuoka, the land gateway to Kyushu, is 460 km away from Cape Sata in Kagoshima at the southern tip of Kyushu. Plan to spend two to three nights or more to tour around Kyushu.
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Kikuchi River Bashin

Kikuchi River, a first-class river flowing in the northern part of Kumamoto Prefecture. The mineral-rich water that springs out from the foot of Mt. Aso moistened the river basin along the river and nurtured the rice-making culture. Even today, it is known as a high-quality rice production area, and there are also rice brands that get the highest rating in the taste rankings. In addition, the remnants that flourished as a rice gathering area still remain, and the old Yamaga frogs such as the Takase back river in Tamana, which retains the port town of the Edo era, and the playhouse `` Yachiyoza '', which tells the prosperity of popular entertainment in the Meiji era. The good cityscape is perfect for taking a walk. The basin is dotted with Kyushu's most famous hot springs, such as Yamaga Onsen, Hirayama Onsen and Tamana Onsen, and is also known as a hot spring.

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