Kyushu

Historic riverside ryokan blending rustic charm with serene onsens, cozy tatami rooms, and exquisite farm-to-table kaiseki dining.

Nagomi is a charming Kumamoto town known for its rustic-modern dining with award-winning Takachiho beef and vibrant local markets.

Korantei serves classic Chinese dishes like the famous Kumamoto taipien in a chic, glass-fronted spot nestled on a charming shopping arcade.

Hotel Nikko Kumamoto blends classic Japanese charm and sleek modernity with spa baths, castle views, four fab eateries, and prime downtown vibes.

Aso Roadside Station offers stunning Mount Aso views, fresh local produce, tasty bentō, famous Aso milk ice cream, and cozy seating to savor it all.

Mount Aso, Japan's largest active volcano, boasts five peaks, vast grassy calderas, scenic drives, and excellent hiking in a pristine, easily accessible setting.

A budget-friendly, clean hotel in Kumamoto’s lively heart, steps from shopping, nightlife, and Kumamoto Castle, with a tasty breakfast buffet.

Takamori, a quiet town in Kumamoto, offers cozy, vintage ryokan stays with traditional log-heated baths just a short walk from the station.

Cozy, clean hostel near Aso Station with mountain views, communal kitchen, bike rentals, and a friendly atmosphere perfect for travelers.

Kumurasaki serves rich, garlicky Kumamoto-style ramen with thick noodles and tender pork in a nostalgic, Showa-era setting.