Kyushu
Japanese tea leaves, arriving at sumptuous villa type resort called “Tenku-no-Mori”, which means “Forests in the sky”. There are only 5 villas in this property, each villa has own bed room, living room designed and built by local carpenter, and…
Situated in the most southern part of Kyushu, Ibusuki Hakusuikan offers traditional elegance in perfect moment. A sea-view opens before rooms, and guests can feel cool breeze through a garden of pines. Dinner menus are selection of either finest Japanese…
Takachiho, Miyazaki, You may never heard of this name before. But Takachio, on the southern island of Kyushu, is regarded as the place where Japanese history started. According to Japanese myth, Japanese gods and goddess of Shinto pantheon landed when…
HAKATA Ramen is a specail dish from Fukuoka Prefecture. Majority of ramen soup in Tokyo are based on soy source, but the ramen soup in Kyushu island are made from pork bone stocks called Tonkotsu(豚骨). Kyushu island is also known…
