Travelling Kyushu
We hope that a lot of international toursits will visit Kyushu.
When you want to visit Japan, we will make full support from Toursit Visa application,
and making your own itinerary.
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Aug. 22. 2022
77 years since the Atomic bomb was dropped in Nagasaki
Disastrous War must not be repeated.
The plutonium atomic bomb was dropped in Nagasaki at 11:02 a.m. on August 9, 1945.
The most part of Nagasaki was destroyed, and a tremendous number of lives were lost.
And about 70,000 of Nagasaki’s 240,000 residents died instantly, and up to 60,000 were injured.
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Aug. 9, 2022
Concept of our tour
The travel is not hop the famous tourist attractions.
Our concept of travel is that the worth to travel is to have experience of each region
during the journey.
You will experience various feelings such as excitement, relaxation, healing, peacefulness
and tranquility in the different areas of travel.
You can also enjoy plenty of things can be enjoyed even while travelling from town to town,
such as scenery never seen before, cuisines never eaten, Japanese culture and other
experiences.
Feb. 21, 2022
Consideration of the customized tours
We offer the optimized and enjoyable tour in consideration of member structure such as gender, age
as well as physical condition (for example whether to use wheelchair) to create special and exciting
experiences and lifetime memories
1) Itinerary
To decide the destinations, tourist attractions as well as travelling route as per your
preference and travelling pace
2) Accommodation
To offer Suitable accommodation for your memorable stay in consideration of location, meals,
Onsen, facilities as well as services with homely atmosphere
3) Transportation
To utilize the private vehicles such as taxi and bus that provide travel safety and security
4) Meals
To offer real Japanese foods and local cuisines
Feb. 20, 2022
Plum blossom
I feel the coming of spring today.
The plum blossoms at the Shinozaki Shrine have begun to bloom.
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Shinto shrine
There are over eighty thousand Shinto shrines in Japan, and they represent the oldest
architectural style in the country. Shinto is a religion unique to Japan. Respect for land and
nature is its basic premise. Usually there is a mirror in the case inside each Shrine.
This is the symbol of Shrine’s deity. Shinto customs are common in Japanese life.
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Onsen
In Japan, Onsen are the country’s hot springs and the bathing facilities and traditional inns
around them. Most Japanese love bathing in Onsen (hot springs), and many believe that the water
can cure certain ailments. There are many volcanoes around Japan, and therefore many Onsen.
Each Onsen is said to have its own healing property. Onsen resorts or hotels either use water from
actual spring or they boil mineral water. Onsen resorts have opened all over the country, and many
hotels have outside baths offering spectacular views. Public baths are also very common in Japan.
They generally have Jacuzzies, garden bathe, and saunas. At Onsen, people actually wash their
bodies before getting into the water. It is bad manners to use soap or towels in the bath itself.
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Hidden Christian in Japan
Hidden Christian refers to the Christian believers who adhered to the Christian faith in secret
during the period of prohibition of Christianity in Edo period ( 1603-1868). Many Christians
were forced to apostatize to avoid being persecuted. However, some went underground secretly
to keep their faith, and some remained true to their faith in secret in remote area.
Some Christians disguised themselves as Buddhist by keeping an image of Virgin Mary which
looked like the Kannon, Buddhist deity of mercy (Maria-Kannon Image).
Some kept crosses hidden in their homes, along with Jesus disguised as Jizo-Bosatsu ( the
Buddhist guardian deity of children ). Suspected Christians were forced to step on pictures of
Virgin Mary and infant Jesus (Fumi-e) in order to prove that they were not Christians.
In 1873, during Meiji Restoration, the prohibition of Christianity was abolished after appeals by
foreign countries.
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Coming-of-Age Day ceremony in Kitakyushu-city
Coming-of-Age Day Ceremony in Kitakyushu-city is held at Media Dome today.
When Japanese people celebrate the coming of age all the youth who have reach the age of
twenty in course of the year proceeding it.
The local cities and communities play host to them at the celebration ceremonies, where
many girls attend in gorgeous Kimono specially prepared this occasion.
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Jan. 09, 2022 |
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The unique designed building next to our office
The unique building located near JR Kokura station, next to our office is Kitakyushu International
Conference Center Building, designed by Arata Isozaki.
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