Fukuoka
Fukuoka is Kyushu's largest city and main air-and-rail gateway, known for Hakata, Tenjin, food stalls, airport subway access, and Shinkansen links.
Kyushu region
Open guide2 stay area(s), 2 station(s), 8 hotel(s)
Region
Kyushu
Southern Japan region anchored by Fukuoka and Hakata rail access.
KyushuDisplay region
Cities in this region
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Kumamoto
Kumamoto is a Kyushu castle city known for Kumamoto Castle, city trams, groundwater-fed gardens, local food, and Shinkansen access through Kumamoto Station.
Kyushu region
Open guide1 stay area(s), 1 station(s), 1 hotel(s)
Key locations and stations
A compact route-map view of useful stay areas and stations in the current data.
Fukuoka-Hakata
Fukuoka-Hakata is the rail-centered side of central Fukuoka, anchored by Hakata Station, airport subway access, station shopping, buses, hotels, and Hakata Old Town.
Fukuoka city
Open guideFukuoka-Tenjin
Fukuoka-Tenjin is a central Fukuoka shopping, dining, and nightlife area around Tenjin, Daimyo, subway access, and west-side city hotels.
Fukuoka city
Open guideKumamoto Station Area
Kumamoto Station Area is Kumamoto’s main rail-and-bus arrival zone, with Shinkansen access, AMU PLAZA KUMAMOTO, station-side hotels, and tram links into the city.
Kumamoto city
Open guideAkasaka Station
Akasaka Station serves the Daimyo and west Tenjin side of central Fukuoka on the Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line.
Fukuoka-Tenjin stay area
Open guideHakata Station
博多駅
Hakata Station station guide.
Fukuoka-Hakata stay area
Open guideKumamoto Station
熊本駅
Kumamoto Station is the city’s main rail gateway, linking Kyushu Shinkansen services with JR local lines, AMU PLAZA KUMAMOTO, airport buses, trams, and station-side hotels.
Kumamoto Station Area stay area
Open guideMain tourism attractions
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