Kyushu's Ultimate Travel Train in Japan

🚆 A tourist attraction in the Kyushu region of Japan, the Kyushu Seven Stars train is a sightseeing train that connects 7 prefectures. This luxury train, which can be called seven-star, has 7 carriages, each representing a prefecture. 🌠 🚃 The train was created by the Kyushu Railway Company, costing nearly 3 billion Japanese yen. It started operation in 2013, and the design of both the interior and exterior was overseen by Mr. Eiji Mitooka. The train's interior decoration uses high-quality rosewood, peach wood, and maple to build, and the bedrooms and dining rooms are made with a lot of wood and traditional Japanese crafts, perfectly interpreting Japanese elegant aesthetics. 🎇 🏠 The train has a total of 14 suites, accommodating only 28 guests. Passengers can choose one of two routes; one is a two-day and one-night trip around Fukuoka, and the other is a four-day and three-night trip around Kyushu. During the slow journey, travelers can enjoy the majestic volcanoes, lush bamboo forests, sparkling waves, and hot springs, feeling the ultimate romance bestowed by nature. ⭐ 🚋 The culture of train travel in Japan has a long history, and train travel is a very popular way of traveling among Japanese people. On the Kyushu Seven Stars train, passengers can 'enjoy the time on the road' and experience top-level sightseeing and touring. However, the train's incredibly scarce seats require half a year's advance registration and use a lottery reservation system. The chance of being selected is only 3.9%, so many Japanese people have added riding the Kyushu Seven Stars train to their bucket list. 🎰 🛕 If you are fortunate enough to sit on the Kyushu Seven Stars train, you will deeply understand the highest realm of luxury travel. This is not just luxury, but also an exquisite experience worth reminiscing over a lifetime.