




Kyushu Region
Kyushu (九州), Japan's third-largest island, is a captivating blend of history and modernity, located southwest of Honshu. Known as "nine provinces," Kyushu is steeped in rich cultural heritage, featuring historic treasures like ancient shrines and castles. Explore vibrant cities such as Fukuoka and Kumamoto, where traditional charm meets contemporary life.
Immerse yourself in Kyushu's stunning landscapes, from picturesque hot springs in Beppu to the breathtaking volcanic scenery of Mount Aso. Indulge in the island's delicious cuisine, including regional specialties like tonkotsu ramen. Kyushu promises an unforgettable adventure for every traveler seeking both history and natural beauty.
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