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Available Areas Yamaguchi / Fukuoka / Saga Nagasaki / Kumamoto / Oita Miyazaki / Kagoshima Hagi-Iwami Airport Hagi Port Senzaki Port TRAVEL SUPPORT Yamaguchi Pref. Tsushima Airport Shin-Yamaguchi Sta. Iwakuni Onoda Port Port Izuhara Port Iwakuni Kintaikyo Airport Kyushu/ Yamaguchi Shimonoseki Port Tokuyama-Kudamatsu Port Kokura Sta. Mitajiri-Nakanoseki Port Yamaguchi Ube Airport Fukuoka Pref. Ube Port Iki Airport Kitakyushu Airport Gounoura Port Hakata Port Fukuoka Nakatsu Port Airport Hakata Sta. Oita Pref. Saga Pref. Karatsu Port Oita Airport Beppu Port Saga Sta. Oita Port Imari Port Oita Sta. Tsukumi Port Sasebo Port Saiki Port Miike Kyushu Saga International Airport CALL CENTER Port Nagasaki Airport Kumamoto Kumamoto Airport Port Nagasaki Sta. Kumamoto Sta. FREE Fukue Port Nagasaki Port Misumi Port Nagasaki Pref. Hososhima Port Hours Interpretation Fukue Airport Yatsushiro Port Service Kumamoto Pref. Miyazaki Pref. Miyazaki Sta. Miyazaki Port Miyazaki Airport Kagoshima Airport Sendai Port 24 Kagoshima-Chuo Sta. Kagoshima Port Kagoshima Pref. Aburatsu Port Shibushi Port Days Amami Islands 365 Tanegashima Languages Yakushima Osaka Tokyo The "Available Areas" may be subject to change 15 JAPAN Yamaguchi Pref. http://www.visit-jy.com/en/ Dial Fukuoka Pref. http://www.crossroadfukuoka.jp/en/ ① Oura Cathedral / Nagasaki ② ② Motonosumi Inari Shrine / ① Saga Pref. http://www.saga-tripgenius.com/ Yamaguchi ③ Nagasaki Pref. http://visit-nagasaki.com/ ③ Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine / Fukuoka ④ ④ Saga International Balloon Fiesta / Kumamoto Pref. https://kumanago.jp/en/ ⑥ ⑤ Saga Oita Pref. http://en.visit-oita.jp/ ⑤ Yufuin / Oita http://www.kanko-miyazaki.jp/ ⑧ ⑥ Takachiho Gorge / Miyazaki Miyazaki Pref. ⑦ ⑦ Steam sand baths / Kagoshima Kagoshima Pref. http://www.kagoshima-kankou.com/for/ ⑧ Mt. Aso / Kumamoto (2018.8) 092-687-6639 한국어 CALL US ANYTIME! �� May be used in the following situations: 繁体中文简体中文 When you cannot communicate with the Japanese person next to you. When you want to ask about services provided by tourist facilities and hotels, etc. When you have diﬃculties understanding what the Japanese person is saying. Excuse me? May I help you? CALL �� ê� Tourist Japanese Call Center ��ñ�� ç�� When you want to contact facilities in Japan. When you want to ask about lost and found items. When you want to notify a facility that your arrival will be delayed. русский �� Excuse me? May I help you? �� CALL CALL Tourist Call Center Japanese �� CALL CENTER Dial 092-687-6639.

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