Day 1 — Meet your guide at Nagasaki Airport.

Arrive at Nagasaki Airport and move to Unzen area by chartered coach.
Arrive at the hotel and check-in.

Day 2 — One-day sightseeing in Nagasaki

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Start the one-day sightseeing in Nagasaki by chartered coach.

Unzen Ropeway in Unzen Amakusa National Park
The Unzen Ropeway is located within Unzen Amakusa National Park in Nagasaki Prefecture and offers spectacular views of the volcanic landscape of Mount Myoken.
As the cable car ascends, visitors can enjoy panoramic scenery, seasonal colors, and the unique terrain formed by volcanic activity.
It is one of the best ways to experience the natural beauty of the Unzen area.

Lunch at local restaurant.

Sightseeing around Unzen Volcano area, “Unzen Hells (Unzen Jigoku)”
Unzen Jigoku, or “Unzen Hells,” is a dramatic geothermal area filled with steaming vents, bubbling hot springs, and sulfurous fumes from the ground.
The intense heat and constant steam create an otherworldly landscape shaped by volcanic activity.
Visitors can walk along safe paths to experience the powerful natural forces up close.

Go back to the hotel by chartered coach and finish the full-day sightseeing.

Day 3 — One-day sightseeing in Nagasaki

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Start the one-day sightseeing in Nagasaki by chartered coach.

Oura Church
Oura Church, Japan’s oldest surviving church, is a Gothic-style structure built in 1864 by French missionaries.
It is known as the “Church of the 26 Martyrs” and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site symbolizing Japan’s Christian history.

Lunch at local restaurant.

St. Maximilian Kolbe Memorial Hall
The St. Maximilian Kolbe Memorial Hall honors the Polish priest who promoted Catholic media activities in Nagasaki.
It preserves his life, mission, and the history of his work at the monastery before he returned to Europe.

Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum
The Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum documents the devastation caused by the 1945 atomic bombing through exhibits, photos, and personal testimonies.
It serves as a powerful reminder of the tragedy that promotes peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons.

After sightseeing, head to Kumamoto by chartered coach.

Day 4 — Kumamoto Day 1

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Start the one-day sightseeing in Kumamoto by chartered coach.

Kumamoto Castle
One of Japan’s most iconic castles, famous for its strong black walls and historic architecture.
Explore the castle grounds and discover the rich samurai history of Kumamoto.

Lunch at Sakurano-Baba Josaien, next to Kumamoto Castle.

Suizenji Garden
A historic Japanese landscape garden known for its tranquil ponds, scenic walking paths, and miniature representations of Mt. Fuji.
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and traditional beauty of Kumamoto.

Day 5 — Kumamoto Day 2 → Fukuoka

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Start the one-day sightseeing in Kumamoto by chartered coach.

Daikanbo Observatory
A famous scenic viewpoint overlooking the Aso Caldera, known for its breathtaking panoramic views of rolling grasslands and volcanic mountains.
It is one of the best places to admire the grandeur of Aso’s natural landscape.

Aso-jinja Shrine and Monzenmachi Shopping Street
Visit Aso Shrine, one of Japan’s oldest shrines with over 2,000 years of history, and explore the charming Monzenmachi Shopping Street located nearby.
Enjoy free time for lunch while sampling local specialties, browsing souvenir shops, and experiencing the traditional atmosphere of the Aso region.

Kusa Senrigahama Grassland
Kusasenri is a vast grassland located within the Aso Caldera, famous for its breathtaking scenery of rolling green hills, grazing horses, and nearby volcanic peaks.
Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Aso region and experience the unique beauty of one of Japan’s most impressive volcanic landscapes.

Move to Fukuoka city by bus.

Arrive at the hotel and check-in.

Day 6 — Fukuoka sightseeing

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Start the one-day sightseeing in Fukuoka by chartered coach.

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine
Dazaifu Tenmangu is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of learning and scholarship.
Visitors can admire the shrine’s historic architecture and beautiful seasonal flowers throughout the year.
The lively approach lined with souvenir shops and traditional snacks makes it a perfect place to enjoy Japanese culture while strolling through the peaceful atmosphere.

Lunch on your own near the shrine.

Yanagawa River Cruise
Enjoy a leisurely boat ride through Yanagawa’s historic canals and picturesque waterways.
Experience the charm of this traditional canal town while admiring its beautiful scenery and local culture.

After sightseeing, go back to the hotel by chartered coach.

Day 7 — Hakata → Afternoon Sightseeing in Kyoto

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Head to Hakata station on foot.
Take the Shinkansen Super Express for Kyoto. (Approx. 2 hours and 45 minutes)
Purchase an ekiben (lunch box) before boarding the Shinkansen, so you can enjoy delicious local flavors while taking in the beautiful scenery from your seat.

Payment on your own.

After arriving at Kyoto station, move to hotel to put your luggage.

Then afternoon sightseeing will begin by chartered coach.

Kinkakuji (Golden Pavilion)
Kinkakuji, or the Golden Pavilion, is a stunning Zen temple covered in brilliant gold leaf, reflecting beautifully on the surrounding pond.
Originally built as a shogun’s villa, it is one of Kyoto’s most iconic landmarks and a masterpiece of traditional Japanese architecture.

Day 8 — One-day sightseeing in Kyoto

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Start the one-day sightseeing in Kyoto by chartered coach.

St Francis Xavier Cathedral (Catholic Kawaramachi Church)
This modern Catholic church is dedicated to St. Francis Xavier, the missionary who introduced Christianity to Japan in the 16th century.
Its calm interior and contemporary design offer a peaceful place for reflection in the center of Kyoto.

Walk along the Kamo River to Gion
Enjoy a relaxing walk along the Kamo River, known for its scenic views and seasonal beauty.
The path leads you into Gion, Kyoto’s famous traditional district.

Lunch on your own around Gion.

Fushimi Inari
Fushimi Inari Shrine is famous for its thousands of bright red torii gates leading up the sacred mountain.
Dedicated to the deity of prosperity, it is one of Kyoto’s most iconic and photogenic landmarks.

Head to Kyoto station by chartered coach.
Take the Shinkansen Super Express for Tokyo. (Approx. 2 hours and 10 minutes)
Arrive at Tokyo station and move to hotel on foot.
Arrive at the hotel and check-in.

Day 9 — Sightseeing in Fuji

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Start the one-day sightseeing in Fuji area by chartered coach.

Mt. Fuji 5th Station (Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station)
The Mt. Fuji 5th Station offers panoramic views and a close-up look at Japan’s most iconic mountain at an elevation of about 2,300 meters.
Visitors can enjoy fresh mountain air, souvenir shops, and a glimpse of the starting point for many climbers.

Lunch at local restaurant.

Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine (Chureito Pagoda)
Arakura Fuji Sengen Shrine is famous for the five-story pagoda overlooking Mount Fuji, creating one of Japan’s most photographed landscapes.
The view combines the pagoda, seasonal scenery, and the majestic mountain in the background, offering visitors a classic symbol of Japanese beauty.

Day 10 — Tokyo → Airport

Meet up with English-Speaking tour guide at the hotel lobby.
Leave the hotel and head to Airport by chartered coach.
Lunch and Dinner on your own.
The tour has now concluded. We wish you a safe journey home.