Japan's Greatest Hits
Greatest hits, no padding, mostly trains.
- First visit
- Base cities: Tokyo · Kyoto · Osaka
- culture
- food
- urban
- history
Itinerary
A week is enough for a first loop of Kyushu if you leave the far south for next time. Out of Fukuoka for the yatai stalls and Hakata ramen, a day trip to Nagasaki's harbour and atomic history, Kumamoto's castle with Mount Aso's caldera beside it, and Beppu for its steaming hells and hot-sand baths. Volcanoes, castles and onsen in seven nights.
One week in the south: Fukuoka's stalls, a day in Nagasaki, Kumamoto's castle by Mount Aso, and Beppu's steam.
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Japan's fastest-growing city and food capital of the west - Hakata ramen, yatai street stalls, and a young international energy.
A city of extraordinary cultural fusion and atomic bomb history, built across 22 hills with Dutch, Chinese, and Portuguese layers at every turn.
Home to one of Japan's most impressive castle complexes, Kumamon mascot fever, and the gateway to the Aso caldera.
Japan's most prolific hot spring city - eight 'hells' of boiling coloured geothermal pools and over 2,000 onsen outlets across a single city.
Japan's fastest-growing city and food capital of the west - Hakata ramen, yatai street stalls, and a young international energy.
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Greatest hits, no padding, mostly trains.
Tokyo, then Hakone for one quiet night, then Kyoto and Osaka.
Slow enough to feel it, full enough to remember it.
Maple leaves, temple gardens, longer evenings.