Best Kyushu

Nagasaki, located on Kyushu Island, was the second Japanese city to be targeted with an atomic bomb during World War II, resulting in widespread devastation and loss of life.

Fukuoka, located on Kyushu island, is Japan's fifth-largest city and known for its historical Hakata district, vibrant food scene including ramen, and proximity to beautiful coastal landscapes.

Kumamoto City, located on Kyushu island, is known for its historical significance and features Kumamoto Castle, once one of Japan's largest feudal fortifications, which sustained significant damage in 2016 earthquakes.

Fukuoka Castle is a Kyushu hilltop fortress built from 1601 to 1607 for Kuroda Nagamasa and later designated a National Historic Site of Japan.

Kitakyushu, located on Kyushu island, industrialized rapidly during the Meiji era with coal mining and steel production, leaving a significant mark on Japan's industrial history.