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Category Archives: On Travel
Unforgettable: Kyushu by Local Train
In the spring of 2012, I took a trip around the island of Kyushu by train. The route was a massive loop hugging the coasts of the island, and the journey lasted almost two weeks. My primary means of transport … Continue reading
JR’s “Seven Stars in Kyushu” Luxury Sightseeing Train
The Kyushu Railway Company (JR Kyushu) is planning to launch a new luxury train service in October 2013 known as “Seven Stars in Kyushu.” They are referring to it in English as a “cruise train,” and much like a cruise … Continue reading
Posted in Kyushu, On Travel, Sightseeing
Tagged cruise, Fukuoka, Japan, Japan blog, JR, Kyushu, Kyushu blog, luxury, prefecture, rail, railroad, railway, Seven Star, Seven Stars, sightseeing, tour, tourism, tourist
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Konpirasan
This blog’s primary focus is Fukuoka and Kyushu, but the underlying theme has always been “travel.” I would be doing the rest of Japan a great injustice if I limited my travels and/or writing to Kyushu alone, so I will … Continue reading
Posted in On Travel, Outside Kyushu, Sightseeing
Tagged defining, Japan, journey, Kagawa, kinpira, konpirasan, kotohira, kotohira-gu, memories, memory, moment, moutain, Mt., sea, Seto, Shikoku, shrine, sightseeing, stair, steps, travel, vivid, zozu
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Highway Buses: The Best Way to Travel Around Kyushu
I am lucky enough to live in Fukuoka City, the primary transportation hub for all of Kyushu: its central location in terms of air, rail, sea and road travel, as well as its excellent public transportation connecting all terminals, makes … Continue reading
Posted in On Travel, Sightseeing
Tagged advantages, benefits, Beppu, best, budget, bus, cheap, economical, expressway, freeway, Fukuoka, Fukuoka blog, Hakata, highway, highway bus, information, Japan, kosoku bus, Kumamoto, Kyushu, Kyushu blog, long distance, Miyazaki, Nagasaki, night bus, Nishitetsu, Oita, rail, road, route, Saga, Shinkansen, sightseeing, SUNQ, Tenjin, terminal, tourism, travel, travel time, Willer
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