One month after the Kumamoto earthquake, thousands of residents remain in evacuation centers across the region. The Japanese government is responding with a comprehensive support package aimed at aiding recovery efforts. A key component of this package is a new travel discount program. This initiative seeks to boost tourism in Kyushu, a vital economic driver for the area, which has suffered from the disaster’s impact. The government hopes increased tourism will contribute to the region’s financial revitalization. Further details of the support measures and the travel program are expected to be released soon. The ongoing displacement highlights the scale of the damage and the long road to full recovery.