Southern Kyushu Area Pass
Tokyo
Southern Kyushu Area Pass
2 hours
Visit anytime until 4 Feb, 2026 without worrying about committing to a date today
Grab this easy-to-use and economical rail pass to explore the Southern Kyushu area with multiple rail trips in 3 consecutive days.
Save big with this handy pass that lets you access local trains, limited express trains, and Shinkansen (bullet trains) in Southern Kyushu.
This pass has been specially put together for foreign tourists with a temporary visitor visa to explore the vibrant Southern Kyushu.
Enjoy hassle-free travel for 3 consecutive days as you discover the subtropical subregion of Kyushu.
Ride to Hayato, Sendai, Hitoyoshi, Yoshimatsu, Shin-Yatsushiro, and Kumamoto with a single pass.
The pass also covers the city of Kumamoto, home to the world’s largest active volcanic crater - Mt. Aso.
Reserved & non-reserved seats on all JR local trains, limited express trains, and Shinkansen (Mizuho, Sakura, and Tsubame)
Kyushu Shinkansen between Kumamoto - Kagoshima-Chuo stations
Access to Green Car (superior class)
Shinkansen between Hakata and Kokura
JR Kyushu and B&S Miyazaki buses
Cruise Train Seven Stars
Sweet train (Aru Ressha)
Travel beyond Kumamoto
Entry to any attractions
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Your adventures in Japan have been made easy with this user-friendly Southern Kyushu area rail pass exclusively for international tourists. You can simply redeem your physical pass and head out to explore the stunning southern region of Kyushu with a lovely subtropical climate. Famous for its subtropical vegetation and heavy rainfall, this subregion of Kyushu holds the world’s largest active volcanic crater, Mount Aso. You can travel stress-free and in comfort for 3 consecutive days, as you make your way to discover the natural wonders of the region including beautiful hot springs, waterfalls, and much more!
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