FDA will launch a new route, "Nagoya (Chubu) - Kumamoto," starting with the summer schedule of 2026.
Combined with the existing "Nagoya (Komaki) - Kumamoto" route, the service will operate at a maximum of four round trips per day*.
Take advantage of the improved convenience of FDA and visit Kumamoto!
*5 round trips from April 29th to May 10th

Kumamoto Prefecture boasts the vast grasslands and dynamic landscapes created by volcanoes in Aso,
A place where history, exemplified by Kumamoto Castle, can be felt close at hand.
Furthermore, it is a hot spring paradise, with hot springs bubbling up all over the prefecture.
Local specialties such as horse sashimi and karashi renkon (lotus root with mustard) are also a major draw.
There are plenty of diverse attractions, including nature, culture, and gourmet food.

Kurokawa Onsen is a tranquil hot spring resort blessed by the bounty of the surrounding mountains. With a bathing pass in hand, you can stroll around and enjoy the open-air baths. As night falls, the "Yuakari" (hot spring lights) event begins, warmly illuminating the scenery. Held from late December to the end of March, the bamboo lanterns create a magical scene. Enjoy a stroll through the hot spring town while feeling the pleasant light.

Kumamoto boasts a fascinating food culture nurtured in the fertile land overlooking Mount Aso, including dishes like horse sashimi, karashi renkon (lotus root with mustard), and ikinari dango (steamed sweet potato dumplings).
Furthermore, there are many Chinese dishes introduced during the Hosokawa clan era, as well as creative local cuisine, so please enjoy a variety of dishes that allow you to savor the local culture and history.