6-Day Japan Hot Springs Tour

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Ready for a hot springs adventure in Japan? This six-day, five-night itinerary combines relaxing soaks with stunning scenery. Follow our detailed guide for an unforgettable Japanese hot springs getaway. 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Fukuoka, transfer to Kumamoto Upon arrival at Fukuoka Airport, a private car will transfer you to your hotel in Kumamoto, where you can rest and recharge for the exciting days ahead. Day 2: Suizenji Jojuen Garden -> Kumamon Square -> Kumamoto Castle -> Ninomaru Park -> Sakura no Baba -> Honmyoji Temple Explore historic gardens and castles, immerse yourself in traditional Japanese culture, and meet the adorable Kumamon mascot. Day 3: Takachiho Gorge -> Takachiho Shrine -> Kusasenri -> Mount Aso -> Mount Aso Nakadake Crater -> Kurokawa Onsen Marvel at breathtaking natural landscapes, experience the mystique of a volcanic crater, and unwind in the soothing hot springs of Kurokawa. Day 4: Kinrin Lake -> Yufuin Floral Village -> Yufuin Onsen -> Beppu Hells -> Kamado Jigoku -> Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Enjoy the tranquility of a lakeside setting, indulge in the comforts of a hot spring, witness unique geothermal wonders, and visit a historic shrine. Day 5: Kokura Castle -> Karato Market -> Tsunoshima Bridge -> Tsunoshima Island -> Tsunoshima Lighthouse Park -> Motonosumi Shrine Tour an ancient castle, savor local delicacies at a bustling market, journey to the picturesque Tsunoshima Island, and embrace the vastness of the ocean. Day 6: Departure from Fukuoka A private car will transfer you to Fukuoka International Airport according to your flight schedule, marking the end of your memorable Kyushu journey. Things to pack: 🧳Essentials for your Japan trip 📞 A Japanese SIM card to stay connected and avoid getting lost. 🔌 A travel adapter, as Japan uses 110V voltage. 🪪 Passport, visa, and driver's license—ensure all your documents are in order for a smooth trip. 👕 A light jacket for March's cool weather, offering both warmth and wind protection. 🔋 Chargers and a power bank to keep your phone charged for photos and videos. Come to Japan, experience a unique culture, create unforgettable memories, and embark on your romantic adventure!