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Seven Stars In Kyushu Guide And Map

This “cruise train” is among the most luxurious on earth. There are only 14 suites on the train, guaranteeing an exclusive and special experience.

Seven Stars in Kyushu with cherry blossoms copyright Rail Man Photo
Office[Seven Stars in Kyushu with cherry blossoms — image © Rail Man Photo Office]

The Seven Stars in Kyushu train kicked off Japan’s luxury cruise train boom. Operated by JR Kyushu, there are three courses to choose from, ranging from 1-night/2-days to 3-nights/4-days. All three are designed to showcase the wonders of Kyushu’s rugged mountain and coastal scenery, with plenty of stops along way to get out and experience Kyushu’s nature.

The train has a total of 14 suite rooms that can accommodate a total of 30 people. All the suites, dining areas and lounges are designed and fitted out in immaculate classic style that you might have found on royal trains in the early 1900s. It’s a truly rare opportunity for you to experience this level of luxury on board a train in this day and age.

Seven Stars Suite Type B copyright Rail Man Photo
Office[Seven Stars Suite Type B — image © Rail Man Photo Office]

Seven Stars in Kyushu Route Map

This map summarises the different routes taken by the Seven Stars in Kyushu. You can also find an interactive Google map further down the page.

Seven Stars route
map

Visit the Seven Stars official website for timetables, images of the seats and compartments, information about destinations, and more.

Seven Stars lounge car copyright Rail Man Photo
Office[Seven Stars lounge car — image © Rail Man Photo Office]

Schedules

You can get schedules from the official Seven Stars website.

Seven Stars in Kyushu Google Map

You can zoom into this Google map of the different Seven Stars in Kyushu train routes, as well as using it to get directions to different points along the route.

Reservations

You can apply for tickets through the official Seven Stars website.

Fares

  • 2-day/1-night trip: from ¥402,000 double occupancy
  • 3-night/4-day trip: from ¥855,000 double occupancy

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