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A brooding (in the volcanic sense) and underrated island at the southern end of Japan, Kyushu is a dreamy destination for those who think they’ve “done Japan”. Every corner of the island brings something different to the table (and it’s one laden with Hakata ramen), whether you’re seeking a little history in Nagasaki, life inside one of the world’s largest active calderas, or the onsen-strewn landscape of Beppu. Happily, it’s also rather easy to make your way from place to place, discovering the unique landscapes and culture shaped by years of isolation from mainland Japan and early interactions with European travellers. A place of samurais and sand baths, volcanic cuisine and castles, Kyushu is truly and wonderfully authentic.
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