Exploring Kyushu, a never ending story, part 53

 

Yappari campervan, way to go and explore.

Thinking about a trip in Kyushu this autumn...?

What's up Billie Bee Bus? Suddenly we found ourselves parked at this festive P. The locals are getting ready for Bon odori. (What Google says: community dances held during Obon, which is observed in either July or August, is a uniquely Japanese custom that combines historical influences and religious practices)

Well, come to Kyushu if you appreciate some open space.

Waiting at Kagoshima Airport for our customers to arrive for their 1-way rental. Way to go. (start Kagoshima, finish Fukuoka).

Street View while driving around the Less Traveled route. 

Could it be more Japanese? 

Magic!

And then suddenly you discover a gem like this .... Kyushu camper rental, way to go.

We took our own camper for a spin around central Honshu. See us here a picture stop at: https://hs-whiteroad.jp/en/ It's a bit far from Fukuoka, but this destination would suit a 1-way rental.

One of our campers enjoying the beauty of Ms Aso National Park.

Exploring Kyushu, a never ending story, part 52

 

Good Morning Sunshine.

That is what we call: Yappari. (picture courtesy our customer)

While driving the superb expressways. Enjoy the scenery and, here in Kyushu ..... often empty roads.

P area near Mt Sakurajima.

Yappari, that is Mt Fuji ...... with one of our campervans. Picture courtesy customer.

July and August can be hot in Kysuhu. And all of Japan. Fortunately, there are plenty of beaches and mountains to find some cooling.

Yappari, see here budget campervan REGISTRO. Suitable for 2 adults. And according to Marijke: Drives like a charm.

 

Exploring Kyushu, a never ending story, part 51

Home grown in a bucket. 

Sunset at Mt Aso. Can't get any better.

What our customers  say.... 

Yappari June Scenery. Freshly planted rice paddies and hydrangeas....and (sometimes) grey skies.

Yappari, that is smoking Sakura Jima in Kagoshima. Picture courtesy one of our customers.

With a campervan in Kyushu it's not always plain driving...

Taking the ferry in Amakusa, an area rearly explored. Hence, so rewarding. (picture courtesy our customer)

Yappari, coastal scenery, Nagasaki. You'll miss out if you don't explore.

Yappari, these hot summer days, this is a place to be. Campervan, way to go.

Our customers just arrived from overseas at Fukuoka Airport. 1 hour later.... And off they go...Exploring Kyushu by campervan. Way to go.

 

Exploring Kyushu, a never ending story, part 50

  

Kuju, definite worth a visit when you are florophile.

The Inside of Kysuhu you'll never discover if you follow the tourist route. Exploring by campervan: Way to Go. And yes, this picture was taken at a Mitchinoeki.

Doggy: 今何しよっと？(Ima nani shiyotto?) What's up? in hakata slang. You: Hmm, just walking around and admire your property and your neighborhood.

That's green !! And that's why we go hiking this time of year. It's all Macha Forest.

Picture courtesy of one of our customers. Thank you for using our services for your Kyuhsu Trip

Already we get lost of requests for autumn rentals. Don't miss out of the best season for camper travels in Kyushu.

Want to experience the Kyoto Crowds or this.... ? Kyushu campervan rental, way to go.

Wouldn't you like to go " Oh No, I got lost " too? Yes, it can happily happen in Kysuhu. Awesome.

The Early Bird catches a nice view. Mt Fugen as seen from Nita Pass.

Scenery you can expect when visiting Kyushu in autumn. Campervan, way to go.

Exploring Kyushu, a never ending story, part 49

Yappari, Nippon

Planning. One of our favorites is to take a road trip aound Kyushu and Shikoku at the end of December. Very-very few other tourists around and the weather is usually just awesome. Morning scene at Michinoeki in Shikoku.

Mt Aso and its caldera. One of the sights you definitely want to see in Kyushu, preferable at sunrise or sunset.

Good Morning Kyushu.

Happy memory to a campervan trip we took a few summers ago.

Kyushu Scenery you will encounter in the month of May.

After a blissfull sleep at Kuju NP parking area. Now getting ready for a hike. That's the beauty of RVing in Kysuhu.

When using a Pay-Parking zone, be aware of that little roof over the ticket machine/pay mchine. Not seldom it is just too LOW for the campervan and resulting in nasty damage. Check, check and double check.

Driving one of our campervans is like sitting in a 3D movie theater. You'll like it!!

 

Exploring Kyushu, a never ending story, part 48

Spring 2025 vibes. 

Yappari, that's what we call Pink Parking.

Keen to see some spectacular scenery in Kyushu? Ms Aso and its caldera is waiting for you.

Yappari @ Yanagawa.

..... afterall, we like being outdoors.

Playing Hide 'n Seek at farmers market P in Asakura. Pretty plum in almost full bloom.

Catching the last sunrays of the day ... Our overnight possy is around the corner 🙂

Oh yes, like we did, you would like to climb these stairs. And feel the vibes. Where? Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine. (say that fast...)

Taking a campervan road trip means: Happily getting lost and find this ...and more.

5 of our campervans: Go and explore.

Ready for the next Pink Wave? Mid to late May at Mt Kuju National Park.