• Nyoirinji Frog Temple - Nyoirinji Temple, affectionately called the “Frog Temple,” is an intriguing location adorned with over 10,000 frog statues, representing luck, prosperity, and safe journeys. Visitors from across Japan are drawn to the diverse frog-themed decorations, each with distinct expressions and meanings. The temple’s tranquil environment offers a perfect setting for contemplation. From June 1 to September 30, the grounds are adorned with thousands of colorful wind chimes, each carrying written wishes for a safe and healthy summer. As the wind stirs, the paper strips attached to the chimes dance gracefully, creating a dreamy and enchanting spectacle. The blend of vibrant colors, gentle sounds, and the lush greenery of the temple grounds makes this a truly magical experience. Whether visiting for spiritual reasons, cultural appreciation, or simply to enjoy the whimsical charm of the frog statues, Nyoirinji Temple is a must-see destination that beautifully captures the essence of Japan’s traditions.
• Mt. Yufu Trailhead - Mount Yufu Trailhead serves as the entrance to one of Kyushu’s most picturesque mountains, often likened to a giant matcha pudding due to its smooth, green slopes. Standing at 1,583 meters, Mount Yufu is a favored hiking spot, offering breathtaking panoramic views. Even for those not hiking to the peak, the observation deck at Sakiridai provides a stunning vantage point. From here, the roads winding through the lush landscape resemble rivers of matcha flowing through the valley, creating a surreal and picturesque scene. The changing seasons enhance its beauty—spring brings vibrant greenery, autumn paints the landscape in shades of red and gold, and winter blankets the peaks with snow. Mount Yufu’s majestic presence dominates the horizon, making it a favorite for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. Whether admiring the mountain from afar or exploring its trails, the journey to Mount Yufu offers a refreshing escape into nature.
• Dazaifu Temmangu - Dazaifu Tenmangū is a renowned Shinto shrine located in Dazaifu, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. It is dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, a scholar, poet, and politician of the Heian period who is honored as the god of learning and scholarship. Established in 905 AD, the shrine is one of the most significant Tenmangū shrines in the country and draws millions of visitors annually, especially students seeking academic success. The serene grounds feature beautiful plum trees—Michizane’s favorite—as well as traditional architecture, a sacred pond, and a red arched bridge. Dazaifu Tenmangū is not only a spiritual destination but also a cultural and historical landmark that reflects Japan’s deep respect for knowledge and tradition.
• Yufuin Area - Yufuin is a charming town that combines the whimsical allure of Studio Ghibli with the elegance of the British countryside. Known for its relaxing atmosphere and scenic surroundings, it is one of Kyushu’s most famous hot spring resorts. The town’s peaceful streets are lined with charming boutiques, traditional ryokan inns, and cozy cafes, making it a delightful place to explore. Kinrin Lake, one of Yufuin’s most famous spots, is especially stunning in the early morning when mist rises from its warm waters, creating a mystical scene. Tangzhiping Street is a lively shopping area offering unique handmade crafts, local sweets, and specialty goods. Yufuin is home to a variety of open-air baths, allowing visitors to unwind while surrounded by breathtaking nature. Whether soaking in a warm onsen, strolling through the picturesque streets, or indulging in delicious local cuisine, Yufuin’s rustic charm and serene ambiance make it a destination where visitors can truly relax and immerse themselves in Japanese culture.
• Umijigoku Mae - Umi Jigoku, or “Sea Hell,” is one of Beppu’s most renowned hot springs, famous for its striking cobalt blue color. The pool, heated by geothermal activity, reaches temperatures of around 98°C, making it a breathtaking sight rather than a bathing spot. The deep blue hue comes from iron sulfate, which gives it an almost otherworldly appearance. Rising steam adds to the mysterious atmosphere, especially on cooler days. Visitors can stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens with seasonal flowers and enjoy a free foot bath with warm spring water. The site also features a small shop selling steamed hot spring snacks and souvenirs. The contrast between the serene beauty of the gardens and the intense geothermal activity makes Umi Jigoku a must-visit attraction, offering a fascinating look into Beppu’s volcanic wonders and Japan’s hot spring culture.

• Chinese/English-speaking guide

• Other personal expenses
• Admission to Any hell

Embark on an enchanting journey through Kyushu’s distinctive attractions, where culture, fantasy, and natural wonders seamlessly blend! Start at Nyoirinji Temple, the captivating “Frog Temple,” adorned with thousands of frog figurines and whimsical wind chimes that create a magical ambiance, especially during summer. Then, explore the world of “Attack on Titan” at the dedicated museum in Hita City, a must-visit for anime enthusiasts, or relax in the nearby forest oxygen bar for a rejuvenating escape.

Proceed to Yufuin, a delightful town that merges the whimsical charm of Ghibli with the rustic elegance of the British countryside. Wander along Kinrin Lake and Tangzhiping Street, enjoy the tranquil open-air hot springs, and immerse yourself in this serene retreat. Finally, be amazed by the vibrant cobalt-blue pools of Sea Hell Hot Springs, where nature’s artistry is on full display. With a variety of unforgettable experiences, this tour offers the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and wonder. Book now for an extraordinary journey.

• The total tour duration includes the travel time.
• The activity will be rescheduled if there is not a minimum of 4 participants. If this happens, you’ll get a rescheduled time or refund
• Child seats are not available
• Refunds or amendments can’t be issued if: Participants arrive late or don’t arrive at all
• The schedule might change depending on traffic and weather conditions
• Some attractions might need to skipped because of capacity or weather conditions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.