Kyushu Review

Kyushu, Japan, has Nagasaki's Haustenburg, Kumamoto City, Kagoshima, Taizaifu Tianmangong and other attractions. The developed JR railway network makes electric rail one of the most important ways to visit Japan, and there are many special trains that make the journey very fun and add a lot of color.

Kyushu Island in Japan is divided into seven counties in Fukuoka Oita Saga Nagasaki Miyazaki Kumamoto Kagoshima. Features are Taizaifu Tianmangong, Shimoto Shimensi Strait, Kurumi Ramen in Kurumi City, Kumamoto mascot stupid black bears around.

The trip to Kyushu is more like a simple, peaceful, inadvertently left a small touch of a trip. Without those modern, modern, coordinate interference, come to Kyushu, you can wait for the owner's carefully prepared ramen, no rough people, no noise, eat a piece of carefully pickled dolphin and dolphin meat, listen to the wind bell of the sea breeze of Japan, time seems to stop slowly.

I came to the heart of the wool. I didn't expect such a surprise for the first time. I will definitely come again when I have time! The first time I came, I came with the idea of exploring the store and ordered a special drink. It was quite pleasant and worthy of praise.

Kyushu is the favorite city in Kyushu. From the second half of the 16th century to the middle of the 17th century, Nagasaki has been the terminal of the "Nanman Trade" route centered on Goa and Macau, and was also the center city of the so-called "Nanman Culture" under the influence of Portuguese civilization, led by Catholicism at that time, with many relevant historical and cultural relics. The starry church quietly tells the long history of Christianity in Japan. Nagasaki is one of the few ports open to the outside world during Japan's lock-up era and the second city in the world to be destroyed by an atomic bomb after Hiroshima.