Kyushu

Wakaba Ryokan is a cozy, family-run onsen inn by the Tanoharu River, offering spacious rooms, soothing hot springs, and warm, attentive service.

Chic riverside ryokan with tranquil stone tubs, serene indoor/outdoor onsens, lush gardens, and exquisite kaiseki meals for pure Japanese bliss.

Chill out with stunning Mount Aso views, onsen dips, karaoke, and all-you-can-eat strawberries at this family-friendly countryside spot.

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

A serene 300-year-old samurai inn near Mount Aso, blending tatami rooms, private onsens, and farm-fresh Japanese meals with rustic charm.

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

Rustic thatch-roofed spot with cozy floor seating where you grill tender Aso beef and local skewers over traditional charcoal.

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

Cozy spot with Parisian vibes, serving savory galettes, sweet crêpes, waffles, and coffee—perfect for relaxed dates or solo chill.

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