Travel guide for Japan's famous train trip Yufuin-no-Mori sightseeing train, suitable for checking in and taking photos📸

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 One of the highlights of traveling in Kyushu, Japan is taking the Yufuin-no-Mori train, where you can see the green forests, mountain streams, and coastal scenery outside the car window, and eat delicious special bento, etc. Train name: Yufuin no Mori Train introduction: Yufuin-no-Mori is one of Kyushu's special sightseeing trains. It started running in March 1989, traveling between Fukuoka Hakata and Oita Yufuin or Beppu. Two of the trains not only stop at Yufuin but also continue to Beppu and Oita Stations! This express train is themed "Yufuin", incorporating the local natural, cultural, and hot spring resort features into the train design. Train decoration: The exterior is luxurious emerald green + gold, exuding a classical European style and forest atmosphere. The interior is made of wood and has a special high-rise design. Car No. 3 is also equipped with equipment that can be directly lifted and lowered! The retro round ceiling lamp is inlaid with delicate gold edges, giving people a warm feeling Train number: Three round trips per day Ticket price: Adults 5690 yen, Children 3910 yen Booking time: 5.30-23:00 (Japan time) Train food: Yufuin no Mori bento, Yufuin wheeled rice, Oita wagyu bento, stinky orange juice, tachibana ice cream, etc. are all very popular