Nishitetsu Travel

Tours

A journey to Heitate Shrine and Takachiho, exploring sacred power spots
Kyushu Day Tour from Fukuoka
12,980JPY
Visit Yamaguchi's famous Motonosumi Inari Shrine
Kyushu Day Tour from Fukuoka
12,800JPY
[Thursday Lunch Course] -Fukuoka Departure/Arrival-
Traveling Window Lunch～The Rail Kitchen Chikugo
13,000JPY
[Friday Travel Lunch] -Fukuoka to Omuta via Dazaifu-
Traveling Window Lunch～The Rail Kitchen Chikugo
13,000JPY

Momochi Beach, Fukuoka

Saga International Balloon Fiesta, Saga

Glover Garden, Nagasaki

Yamaga Lantern Festival, Kumamoto

Lake Kinrin, Oita

Takachiho, Miyazaki

Yakushima, Kagoshima

Motsunabe, Fukuoka

Food Stall, Fukuoka

Kokura Castle, Fukuoka

Windchime Festival, Fukuoka

Journey to Discover Kyushu
Kyushu consists of seven prefectures (Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, Miyazaki, and Kagoshima), and the central Fukuoka Prefecture is very conveniently located, being about 2.5 hours by Shinkansen from Osaka and about 1.5 hours by plane from Tokyo. The Shinkansen connects Fukuoka to Kagoshima, making travel within Kyushu smooth and attractive for visitors from both domestic and international locations. Additionally, by using ferries, you can connect Kyushu with surrounding islands, allowing for a deeper experience of nature and culture. A short journey can lead you to tranquil islands filled with untouched nature. Enjoy the local cuisine and unique tourist attractions while touring Kyushu in each prefecture!

Fukuoka

Located in the northern part of Kyushu, Fukuoka is a vibrant city and perfect for shopping, with numerous commercial facilities to explore. It boasts a wealth of attractions, including Ohori Park, Fukuoka Tower, and Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. The local food culture is a highlight, featuring rich Hakata ramen and exquisite motsunabe. The annual Hakata Gion Yamakasa and Dontaku Port Festival are famous nationwide, captivating visitors from all over. Experience the diverse charm of Fukuoka for yourself!

Saga

Saga Prefecture is known for its ceramics from Arita and Imari, as well as the national historic site of Yoshinogari Ruins. The local food culture is rich, featuring fresh squid from Yanbiko and the renowned Saga beef. You can relax at the hot springs of Ureshino and Takeo, and every November, the Saga Balloon Festival showcases colorful hot air balloons filling the sky. Local specialties like seaweed, squid products, and yokan make perfect souvenirs.

Nagasaki

Nagasaki is a region rich in exotic charm, where Western, Chinese, and Japanese cultures blend harmoniously. It boasts numerous attractions, including Glover Garden, Dutch Slope, Oura Cathedral, and the stunning night view from Inasayama. The local cuisine is a highlight, featuring Nagasaki champon, sara udon, and fresh seafood. Every February, the Nagasaki Lantern Festival lights up the city with colorful lanterns. In August, traditional festivals like Nagasaki Kunchi and the Bon Odori (Spirit Boat Festival) are not to be missed.

Kumamoto

Kumamoto Prefecture is home to Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan's three famous castles, known for its beautiful keep and expansive gardens. Mount Aso, an active volcano, symbolizes the "Fire Nation" and offers breathtaking caldera views. Known as the "Water Nation," Kumamoto boasts over 1,000 pristine springs. The area is rich in hot springs, with popular spots like Kurokawa Onsen and Tsuetate Onsen. The local cuisine features famous dishes such as Kumamoto ramen and fresh basashi.

Oita

Oita Prefecture is renowned for its rich hot spring culture, with Beppu Onsen and Yufuin Onsen being particularly famous nationwide. The local cuisine features specialties like Seki mackerel, Seki horse mackerel, and fugu (pufferfish). Nature lovers can enjoy the beautiful Kuju Mountains and the historic Usuki Stone Buddhas, offering plenty of attractions. Experience the charm of Oita, where hot springs, delicious food, and stunning nature come together!

Bus Tour Tailor-made Trip

Miyazaki

In Miyazaki Prefecture, you can enjoy the beautiful Aoshima Shrine, the stunning beaches of the Nichinan Coast, and the majestic scenery of the Kirishima Mountains. The local cuisine is famous for Miyazaki beef, charcoal-grilled jidori chicken, and mangoes, allowing you to savor fresh local ingredients. The "Miyazaki Jingu Festival," held annually from October to November, has a history of over 140 years and is bustling with traditional floats and parades wishing for a bountiful harvest.

Bus Tour

Kagoshima

Kagoshima Prefecture is a region known for its attractions, including the active volcano Sakurajima, the beautiful Ibusuki Onsen, and the historic Kagoshima Castle. The local cuisine features delicious black beef, black pork, satsuma-age, and fresh seafood. There are many cultural facilities where you can feel the history of the Satsuma Domain, making it an important place that supported Japan's modern history. Additionally, the islands of Amami Oshima and Yakushima are popular healing spots that captivate visitors.

About Nishitetsu Group

Nishi-Nippon Railroad, commonly known as Nishitetsu, is a major private railway company in Japan, primarily operating in Fukuoka Prefecture. Established in 1908, it has expanded its services to include not only rail transport but also bus services, hotels, and other businesses. The Nishitetsu Group encompasses various subsidiaries involved in transportation, real estate, and leisure activities, making it a significant player in the regional economy.Nishitetsu Travel is a company within the Nishitetsu Group, headquartered in Fukuoka. With over 70 years of rich experience and achievements built through connections with numerous customers, we offer a variety of proposals in different scenarios, from day trips to event support. We are committed to providing the Nishitetsu Group's corporate philosophy of "safety," "comfort," and "excitement."