Train Varieties
KAMOME (885 Series)
This sleek looking all-white train operating between Hakata and Nagasaki is the 885 series model. The innovative and beautiful shape attracted many passengers when it was first introduced. Sit back on a seat designed to provide maximum comfort and enjoy the peaceful scenery of the Saga Plain and Sea of Ariake until you arrive at your destination.
Green Car cabin
High-back black leather seats equipped with a white wooden table to a tranquil atmosphere.
Coach cabin
Turn your seat around, pull out all the retractable tables to make one big table and enjoy some good conversation with your travel companions.
Gallery
This is a common area. Each car has its own theme and space design. On Car-2, you will find an art gallery with curved walls.
Intro Movie
Intro Movie
See the journey through the beautiful landscapes of Kyushu.
Glover Garden
There was a foreign settlement on top of the hill in Minami-Yamate that commanded a view of Nagasaki Harbour at the end of Samurai period. The house of a merchant, Thomas Blake Glover, is the oldest wooden western-style structure in Japan still in existence, and it is listed as an important cultural asset of Japan.
Mount Inasa Observatory
Enjoy the spectacular "Ten Million Dollar Night View" of Nagasaki.
Gunkanjima Cruise
How about visiting a World Heritage candidate site? Hashima Island is located 19km off the Nagasaki Harbour. It is also called Gunkanjima (Battleship Island) from its resemblance to the battleship “Tosa.” Cruise passengers disembark at the Dolphin Pier.
Tsuru-chan Milk Shake
Tsuru-chan was established in 1925 and is the oldest coffee shop in Kyushu.
This coffee shop created the Nagasaki-style milk shake. Its Turkish Rice is also popular.
Purchase a Rail Pass
You can purchase JR Kyushu Rail Passes and reserve seats on popular Kyushu trains.
One-way and round-trip tickets
Purchase one-way and round-trip tickets, reserved seats, and early discount tickets from the JR-KYUSHU Train Reservation page.
Train Lineup
Design & Story Trains (Sightseeing Trains)
Shinkansen (Bullet Train)
