A Model Itinerary to Fully Enjoy Nagasaki
Nagasaki City and Unzen are just about a 90-minute drive apart, and traveling between them is easy with limited express buses available. We’re excited to propose a recommended travel itinerary where you can experience the unique culture of Nagasaki and the raw energy of the Unzen Hell .
【Day 1】Sightseeing in Nagasaki City
10:00 Arriving at Nagasaki Station

10:30 Oura Church

11:00 Glover Garden
13:10 Depart from Nagasaki
To Unzen Onsen

15:00 Arrive at KAI Unzen

15:30 Drop off your bags and head to Unzen Jigoku
16:30 Return to KAI Unzen and relax for the evening
ONSEN
The onsen drawn from the "Hell" fields are characterized by their cloudy, strongly acidic waters. We invite you to bask in the blessings of Unzen’s springs while gazing out at the rising steam of the volcanic vents.
Rooms
The guest rooms at KAI Unzen, known as "Wakaran-no-Ma," feature a decor inspired by Nagasaki’s unique culture—a beautiful fusion of "Wa" (Japan), "Ka" (China), and "Ran" (The Netherlands).
Dinner
The broth of the shabu-shabu served at dinner is flavored with umami-rich flying fish, enhancing the flavor of the meat, as well as the udon noodles added at the end of the meal.
KAI Cultural Discovery
Guests get to arrange letter blocks in a variety of creative ways as they try their hand at letterpress printing, a technique first practiced in Japan in Nagasaki.
[Day 2] Head to Nita Pass the Next Day

11:00 Stroll through the hot spring town

12:00 Lunch at Green Terrace Unzen

13:30 Head to Nita Pass
Travel Assistance

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shuttle bus

highway bus
KAI Unzen
Touches of Japanese, Chinese, and Dutch design can be found throughout this hot spring ryokan in an area known for its history as a cultural melting pot, as well as its steamy hot spring baths.