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Ushibuka Haiya Bridge
An 883-metre bridge in Amakusa, crossing the water above Ushibuka fishing port.
Ryokan Setohira
An inn in Kamiamakusa ringed by sand, where both sunrise and sunset can be seen.
Nagabeta Undersea Road
A sea road in Uto that appears only at low tide, with electricity poles standing out into the water.
Tsujun Bridge
A stone aqueduct bridge in Yamato, built in 1854, known for its water release and designated a national treasure.
Jinbe Statue
A statue in Uto, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.
Okoshiki Coast
A shore in Uto, where crescent patterns appear in the sand at low tide.
Mysterious Fire “Shiranui”
A mirage seen on the Yatsushiro Sea about the first day of the eighth lunar month; a national scenic site.
Gorogataki Falls
A 50-metre waterfall in Yamato, the largest in the town, with a path down to its pool.
Todoroki Suigen
A spring in Uto, among Japan's hundred fine waters, piped for water supply for over 300 years.
Ryokusenkyo
A gorge in Yamato at the head of the Midori River, known for autumn colour and river play.
Kusamakura Onsen Tensui
A hot-spring facility in Tamana on high ground among mandarin groves, looking out to the Ariake Sea.
Oyado Yuno Kura
An inn at Hirayama Onsen in Yamaga, with an open-air bath in every room.
Kaname Falls
A waterfall in Hitoyoshi, three falls of which the largest drops about 36 metres.
Yunoko Fishing Park
A fishing ground in Minamata, cast from a pier that runs out into the sea.
Former Akasaki Elementary School
A former primary school in Tsunagi, the sea directly before it, the islands changing with the tide.
Sunset at Matama Coast
A shore in Bungotakada, known for the sun setting over its tidal flats.
Cape Nagasakibana Flowers and Art
A park on a cape in Bungotakada, with flower fields and works of contemporary art.