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Kyushu Utara Content BOOKLET PANDUAN WISATA KE KYUSHU UTARA Content BOOKLET FUKUOKA KUMAMOTO NAGASAKI OITA SAGA Nagasaki Peace Park, Nagasaki COVER 2 BOOKLET DAI MAR-APR'17_DWIDAYA_.pdf 1 2/21/17 5:11 PM 2 3 Content booklet JNTO Global Home www.jnto.go.jp/eng/ JNTO Jakarta Office www.jnto.or.id/ 5 AKSES & INFORMASI 33 OITA PENERBANGAN 35 BEPPU, BEPPU ONSEN 6 INFORMASI VISA 36 UMI-JIGOKU 7 PETA KYUSHU Utara 37 HYOTAN hot springs, 8 BASIC TRAVEL INFORMATION HARMONYLAND 9 TRIP SUMMARY 38 USUKI, USUKI STONE 11 FUKUOKA Buddha 13 CANAL CITY HAKATA 39 SAGA 14 DAZAIFU TENMANGU 41 SAGA INTERNATIONAL SHRINE BALLOON FIESTA 15 NAKASU ISLAND 42 IMARI 16 HAKATA GION YAMAKASA 43 IMARI POTTERY FESTIVAL, KAWACHI-FUJIEN 44 TOSU, TOSU PREMIUM 17 KUMAMOTO OUTLETS® 19 KUMAMOTO CASTLE, 45 YOSHINOGARI kumamon 46 YOSHINOGARI 20 ASO FARM LAND, HISTORICAL PARK Publikasi ini adalah hasil kerja sama antara DestinAsian Media MOUNT ASO 47 ARITA Group dan Japan National 21 NAGASAKI 48 ARITA POTTERY Tourism Organization (JNTO). Informasi di booklet ini berdasar- 23 DEJIMA 49 KARATSU kan pada data per Agustus 2016. 24 GLOVER GARDEN 50 KARATSU KUNCHI FESTIVAL Harap melakukan pemeriksaan kembali sebelum bepergian 25 HUIS TEN BOSCH 51 KASHIMA karena informasi dapat berubah 27 MOUNT INASA 52 YUTOKU INARI SHRINE sewaktu-waktu. 28 NAGASAKI ATOMIC 53 URESHINO EDITOR IN CHIEF BOMB MUSEUM 54 HIZEN YUME KAIDO cristian rahadiansyah 29 NAGASAKI PEACE PARK 55 OPSI PENGINAPAN WRITER reza idris PHOTOGRAPHER irene iskandar 30 NAGASAKI KUNCHI FESTIVAL, 56 CITY COURSE ART DIRECTOR anastasia rivai NAGASAKI LANTERN FESTIVAL 57 KULINER & OLEH-OLEH PHOTOGRAPHY Irene iskandar, Japan Photo Library JNTO, 31 HASHIMA ISLAND 58 USEFUL INFORMATION Japan Online Media Center, dan 32 KUJUKU-SHIMA ISLANDS pihak lainnya melalui JNTO. COVER 4 BOOKLET DAI MAR-APR'17_ANTAVAYA_.pdf 1 2/21/17 10:37 AM 4 JAPAN NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATION/DESTINASIAN INDONESIA AKSES & INFORMASI PENERBANGAN 5 JR Kyushu Rail Pass Informasi Penerbangan (Northern Kyushu Kyushu Utara memiliki lima bandara yang terletak di Fukuoka, Area Pass) Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, dan Oita. Kelimanya dilayani oleh penerbangan domestik. Saga memilki koneksi penerbangan dari Kartu ini menyediakan kemudahan Tokyo saja, sementara empat bandara lainnya memiliki koneksi dari bagi wisatawan mancanegara yang Tokyo, Osaka, dan Nagoya. Salah satu bandara di Kyushu Utara ingin berkelana dari satu kota ke kota yang memiliki banyak koneksi penerbangan internasional adalah lain di Kyushu. Khusus Kyushu Utara, Fukuoka Airport. Untuk menjangkaunya, wisatawan Indonesia bisa SUPER JR Kyushu Rail Pass menawarkan terbang dulu ke Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal 7D JAPAN SAKURA Sale Northern Kyushu Area Pass, kartu atau Narita International Airport di Tokyo, kemudian meneruskan From IDR Departure: 23,25,28,30,31 Mar / 01 Apr jt++ terusan yang menawarkan dua opsi penerbangan ke Fukuoka dengan menaiki maskapai domestik Tokyo, Mt Fuji, Gotemba, Matsumoto, akses: tiga hari dan lima hari. Kartu ini Jepang. Penerbangan Tokyo-Fukuoka berdurasi sekitar 110 menit. Takayama, Shirakawago, Kanazawa, 20,89 sudah mencakup transportasi kereta Selain via Tokyo, penerbangan ke Fukuoka dari Jakarta bisa Kyoto, Osaka, Kansai dalam kota dan kereta Shinkansen dilakukan dengan satu kali transit, contohnya di Manila, Taipei, khusus untuk jalur antara Hakata Hong Kong, atau Singapura. Tiba di Fukuoka Airport, wisatawan 7D JAPAN BEAUTIFUL 7D JAPAN HERITAGE dan Kumamoto di semua prefektur di hanya perlu meneruskan perjalanan dengan menaiki kereta bawah Departure: 12,20,26 Feb / 01,07,13, Departure: 12,20,26 Feb / 01,07,13, kawasan Kyushu Utara. Informasi lebih tanah menuju Stasiun Hakata, stasiun utama di Kota Fukuoka. 15,20 Mar / 10,13,14,15,18,20 Apr / 15,20 Mar / 10,13,14,15,18,20 Apr / detail, kunjungi www.jrkyushu.co.jp/ Dari sini, perjalanan bisa diteruskan menaiki kereta atau bus ke 08,15,19,22,29 May / 05 Jun 08,15,19,22,29 May / 05 Jun english/index.jsp. prefektur yang hendak dituju. Penerbangan dari Jakarta dilayani Osaka, Kyoto, Toyohashi, Hamamatsu, Osaka, Kyoto, Gifu, Kanazawa, satu kali per hari. Mt Fuji, Yamanashi, Tokyo Shirakawago, Takayama, Matsumoto, 3-DAY PASS Mt Fuji, Gotemba, Kawaguchi/Hakone, ¥8.500(Dewasa); JAPAN ALPINE ROUTE Tokyo ¥4.250 (Anak 6-11 tahun) 7D 5-DAY PASS Akses + WISTERIA FESTIVAL 9D JAPAN KYUSHU ¥10.000 (Dewasa); ¥5.000 (Anak 6-11 tahun) SUPER Departure: 03,10,17 Mar / 07,12,21,28 Apr / Sale 12,19,26 May / 02,09 Jun Fukuoka, Huis Ten Bosch, Nagasaki, Departure: 13 Apr / 08,20,23 May Kumamoto, Gunkanjima, Sakurajima, Tokyo, Ashikaga, Mt Fuji, Hakone, Kirishima, Mt. Aso, Beppu Matsumoto, Alpine route, Tateyama, Kanazawa, Shirakawago, Takayama, Kyoto, Osaka 7D JAPAN HOKKAIDO Departure: 06,13,20,27 Feb / 01,06,13,20,27 Mar / 03,10,18,20 Apr / 08,15,19,19,22,29 May / 05,12,15,17 Jun INFORMASI SIMBOL Hakodate, Onuma Park, Lake Toya, Saat berwisata di Kyushu Utara, sebaiknya gunakan jalur darat. Noboribetsu, Otaru, Sapporo, Chitose Rute Kawasan ini tersohor akan alamnya yang masih terawat dan natural. Dengan menaiki mobil atau kereta, kita akan diajak menembus Navigasi perbukitan, menyusuri belantara rimbun, serta meniti jembatan- jembatan megah. Rutenya juga melintasi kota-kota pedalaman yang Lokasi mayoritas menyandarkan perekonomiannya di sektor agrikultur. Kereta Shinkansen bisa mengakses kawasan Kyushu Jakarta)BZBN8VSVL t#BUV5VMJT t.FMBXBJ t,FMBQB(BEJOH t Stasiun Terdekat Utara. Dari Stasiun Tokyo, wisatawan bisa menaiki Tokaido (BOEBSJB $JUZ t $FOUSBM 1BSL .BMM t 4VNNBSFDPO .BM 4FSQPOH t Shinkansen dan Sanyo Shinkansen yang terkoneksi ke Stasiun $BSSFGPVS1VSJ tBogor tBandung1BTJS,BMJLJ t+M4VOEB t Akses Hakata di pusat Kota Fukuoka. Perjalanan ini memakan waktu 5SBOT 4UVEJP .BMM t Surabaya +M #FOHBXBO t (BMBYZ .BMM t 5 jam, melewati kota-kota besar seperti Nagoya, Osaka, dan Bali : %FOQBTBS t 4BOVS t Balikpapan t Biaya Palembang t Makassar t5SBOT 4UVEJP .BMM t Hiroshima. Dari Fukuoka, wisatawan juga bisa dengan mudah Papua t Mega Travel Center (MTC) +BLBSUB Informasi menjangkau prefektur lain di Kyushu Utara seperti Fukuoka, Saga, Oita, Nagasaki, dan Kumamoto. 6 JAPAN NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATION/DESTINASIAN INDONESIA INFORMASI VISA JAPAN NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATION/DESTINASIAN INDONESIA PETA KYUSHU UTARA 7 tiga tahun tanpa memerlukan visa reguler. Artinya, Anda bisa mengun- jungi Jepang berkali-kali dalam ku- run tiga tahun, tapi dengan jangka LAUT JEPANG PULAU KYUSHU waktu wisata maksimal 15 hari per kunjungan. Tokyo Kyushu Cara Mendapatkan Visa Waiver? Pendaftaran dapat dilakukan di Kedutaan Jepang untuk Indonesia SAMUDERA PASIFIK pada bagian visa/konsuler atau 1 FUKUOKA konsulat jenderal di sejumlah daerah. Anda hanya perlu mem- 14 bawa e-paspor asli serta formulir SAGA 11 12 pendaftaran visa waiver yang bisa 10 7 5 13 9 diunduh di www.id.emb-japan. 6 INFORMASI VISA Proses visa biasanya berlangsung go.jp/news14_30.html. Cara men- 16 OITA 8 15 selama empat hari kerja, namun dapatkan visa waiver ini sangat Bagi wisatawan Indonesia, proses sebaiknya sediakan waktu dua mudah. Prosesnya hanya dua hari mendapatkan visa Jepang kini minggu sebelum keberangkatan kerja, tanpa biaya sepeser pun. NAGASAKI makin mudah! Ada dua sistem visa untuk mengurus visa karena di- 3 2 bagi Anda yang ingin mengunjungi khawatirkan dokumen yang kita Cara Mendapatkan Visa di Luar 4 Jepang: visa reguler dan visa waiver bawa belum lengkap sehingga Jakarta? khusus pemilik e-paspor (paspor memerlukan waktu tambahan un- Bagi wisatawan dengan KTP dari MIYAZAKI dengan logo chip di sampul depan). tuk melengkapinya. Informasi lebih luar Jakarta, permohonan visa kun- Berikut prosedurnya: lengkap seputar visa bisa di- jungan bisa dilakukan di Kantor Kon- KUMAMOTO temukan di laman berikut: www. sulat Jenderal Jepang yang saat Visa Kunjungan (wisatawan) id.emb-japan.go.jp/visa_7.html. ini tersedia di Makassar, Surabaya, Jika tidak memiliki e-paspor, maka Medan, dan Denpasar. Wisatawan KYUSHU Anda harus mengajukan permo- BIAYA PEMBUATAN VISA tidak perlu bepergian ke Jakarta SELATAN honan visa kunjungan sesuai de- dan tiap kantor Konsulat Jenderal KAGOSHIMA ngan rencana jangka waktu perja- Harga VISA (per 1 April 2016): ini terbuka bagi mereka yang ingin lanan. Berikut persyaratan penga- • Visa Single Entry Rp 330,000,- mendapatkan visa Jepang. Infor- juan visa kunjungan ke Jepang: • Visa Multiple Entry Rp 660,000,- masi lebih lanjut mengenai wilayah yurisdiksi kunjungi http:///www.id. • Paspor dengan masa berlaku Visa Waiver emb-japan.go.jp/conind.html. KYUSHU UtARA minimal enam bulan Wacana bebas visa bagi warga Prefektur Fukuoka • Formulir permohonan visa negara Indonesia yang ingin be- 1. Fukuoka (dapat diunduh di www.id.emb- pergian ke Jepang sudah lama KEDUTAAN BESAR JEPAng japan.go.jp/application2.pdf) terdengar, dan kini pemegang DI IndonESIA Prefektur Kumamoto • Pas foto terbaru ukuran 4,5 cm e-paspor Indonesia dapat beper- Jl. M.H. Thamrin 24, Jakarta 2. Kumamoto x 4,5 cm dengan latar putih gian ke Jepang tanpa harus melalui Pusat, DKI Jakarta 10350; Prefektur Saga • Fotokopi KTP prosedur pengajuan visa reguler. 021/3192-4308; Prefektur Nagasaki 9. Saga • Bukti pemesanan tiket dengan Kendati demikian, Anda tetap harus www.id.emb-japan.go.jp/ 3. Nagasaki 10. Imari tanggal kedatangan dan ke- mendaftarkan diri ke Kedutaan 4. Hashima Island 11. Tosu berangkatan dari Jepang Jepang terlebih dahulu guna men- Jam Kerja Bagian Visa: 5. Kujuku-shima Islands 12. Yoshinogari • Itinerary atau jadwal
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