Three nights and three views of tourism in Japan

Kyushu trip shows how small, unexpected events can be transformational

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An evening view at Ryotei Hanzuiryo, a luxury inn on Japan's southernmost main island of Kyushu. (Courtesy of Ryotei Hanzuiryo)

PETER MACMILLAN, Contributing writer

KYUSHU, Japan -- Beyond Japan's much vaunted reopening to international tourism is a shift in the preferences of Japanese travelers, who these days seem more interested in traveling within the country than outside it. But how is the domestic tourism sector coping with the changes and constraints brought by COVID-19?

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