There aren’t many direct flight options from Hong Kong to Kagoshima. Many may choose to depart from Fukuoka instead, but the “Sakurajima” bus takes as long as 4 hours. For a quicker trip, the Kyushu Shinkansen takes about 1 hour—but costs around 10,000 yen, which could be comparable to the price of a discounted air ticket.
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Kagoshima is one of Japan’s top hot spring destinations, ranking second in the country for both the number of hot spring sources and public bath facilities.
The discounted tickets featured this time offer direct flights to Kagoshima with no transfers. The earliest departure date is May 26, and the ticket is valid for stays between 2 to 7 days. It also includes checked baggage. At just $2,250, it’s an incredible value.
Ticket sales period: May 13 to May 15
Departure dates: May 26 to June 9
Aside from its hot springs, Kagoshima is also renowned for its rich and diverse natural resources, among which Yakushima is particularly notable as Japan’s first island to be designated a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. The island is dotted with a variety of peculiar rocks and ancient trees along its paths, the oldest of which is said to be 7,000 years old.
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