Nagasaki Prefecture

It's now very convenient to pre-order JR PASS on KLOOK. You just need to fill in the name and date of birth for each person according to the number of people, and you can immediately receive the electronic file. It's much more convenient than having to exchange vouchers in previous years!! Moreover, KLOOK's exchange rate calculation is more cost-effective than buying from the official website, which is very suitable for travelers who are meticulous about every penny when going out to play!! XD Then, after receiving the electronic voucher, you can immediately go to the JR official website to reserve seats on sightseeing trains or the Shinkansen, which is very convenient!! We booked the Northern Kyushu 3-day pass because the trains to Yufuin are very popular. If you get the JR PASS number early, you can reserve seats a month in advance!! The physical ticket can be collected at the Kyushu station windows upon arrival. In addition to the Yufuin no Mori train requiring advance seat reservations, I was able to reserve Shinkansen seats at the machine the day before visiting Kumamoto Castle and Kokura! Very convenient!! Highly recommended to purchase JRPASS

Easy booking through Klook. Super easy redemption at the airport. Seat reservation: No problem at the machine. But not always necessary, sometimes we just rode in the unreserved car. Staff always very friendly. We used it in Kyoto, Osaka, Nara and Hiroshima. Everything worked out great.

The 2-day Kyushu SunQ Pass is a great value, allowing you to ride buses throughout northern Kyushu. Activate it by entering your email address; you'll receive a password via email. Use this password to unlock the code, which starts the activation. You can then use it to reserve buses to other cities.

I used this pass to travel to Kurume and Kokura. I've been to Shimonoseki twice before, so I skipped it this time. Kurume wasn't actually in my plans, but a train happened to be there, so I just hopped on for a 'P's Trip' and searched online to see the giant Buddha statue. For reference, you can take bus number 31 or 35 (310 yen) from Kurume Station and walk for 5-10 minutes. Then, the next day, I went to Kokura to eat burdock root udon and go shopping at 2nd Street, lol. Fukuoka is expensive, so Kokura has more affordable brands. Especially Niko and... it's pretty and the vintage items are cheap, so I found some great deals. If you feel a barrier in Fukuoka, you can shop for various things in Kokura, lol. When you take the train, they come to check your ticket, so you have to turn it on and show it on the internet. Sonic trains have unreserved seats in cars 4-7...

Bought 4 tickets. It was easy to make our way upon arrival at the airport to the bus terminal. The bus arrived on time and there was space for our luggage. The bus ride was smooth to Nagasaki and we arrived at our estimated timing which was great!

The guide was on time and easy to talk to. We encountered an unforeseen closure or unavailability of an activity in my itinerary, he was helpful to suggest an alternative nearby. And was patient to wait for us to be done at each place.

When you have a big enough group, hiring a car is really the best option. You can customize the itinerary based on your plans, and you don't have to worry about carrying lots of shopping bags. Plus, the driver can recommend great places to visit... that's why we love private car services!

it was easy to find the bus that would take us to Nagasaki. The time to go around Huis Ten Bosch was more than enough. The place was this incredibly beautiful and I loved how it mimicked Europe. There are multiple options for food, rides, and more. I had a fun time going on a date here. My partner had so much fun too.

Amazing is the word! I had a great experience in trip. All the locations were amazingly beautiful and our tour guide was so friendly and helpful. She tried her best to interact in English and was so supportive in every manner. All the places are must visit and overall it was a pleasure day following the perfect itinerary