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Explore Kyushu
Kyushu is the southernmost of Japan’s four main islands, with landscapes shaped by volcanic activity, mountains, hot springs, fertile plains, and long coastlines. Its cities and towns reflect centuries of trade and exchange, while rural areas remain closely connected to agriculture and local traditions. TokyoStreetView explores the region from active volcanic scenery to quiet communities and coastal roads.
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Beppu Ropeway & Mount Tsurumi

Fuki-Ji Temple

Futago-Ji Temple

Gogan-Ji

Haiya Odori Venue

Hells of Beppu : Chinoike Jigoku

Hells of Beppu : Umi Jigoku

Inaba Residence

Kebesu Fire Festival

Kokonoe Yume Suspension Bridge

Komatsu Jigoku

Kumano Magaibutsu Stone Buddha

Maki Odo

Monjusen-Ji Temple

Myoban Yu no Sato

Nakatsu Castle

Nioza Historical Road

Ohara-Tei Residence

Oita Prefecture

Tadewara Marshland & Mt. Kuju

Taketomi Island

Taketomi Island Beaches

Tennen-Ji Temple

Tsuka No Ma Onsen

Usa Jingu

Usuki Castle
Usuki Stone Buddhas

Yoshino Kaigan Beach