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Exploring everything Japan has to offer
Kyushu translates to “Nine Provinces” and is named such due to the Saikaido (西海道, “western sea circuit”) which means both division of country and the road running through it. An ancient term from the Asuka period nearly 1500 years ago.
Kyushu today consists of seven prefectures (and we tack on Okinawa for the 8th in the region) and is the third-largest island in Japan. Being super close to Korea, you can actually hop a high-speed ferry over!
There are plenty of volcanoes, onsen, forests, and green mountains to keep you busy, much of the island isn’t developed.