Hakkaku Tunnel
A railway relic in Misato, a series of octagonal tunnels from the Yuen railway, closed in 1964.
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A railway relic in Misato, a series of octagonal tunnels from the Yuen railway, closed in 1964.
A 50-metre waterfall in Yamato, the largest in the town, with a path down to its pool.
A spring in Uto, among Japan's hundred fine waters, piped for water supply for over 300 years.
A statue in Mashiki, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.
A water-dividing structure in Yamato, built in 1956, from which water flows out of a cylinder in equal shares.
A shrine in Kashima founded in 1001, honouring a married pair of deities and seeming to float on the water.
A gorge in Yamato at the head of the Midori River, known for autumn colour and river play.
A statue in Mifune, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.
A roadside station in Ozu, about 17 minutes by car from Aso Kumamoto Airport.
A hot spring in Tamana, a weakly alkaline simple spring, clear and colourless.
A park in Yamaga on the Iwano River, with fountains running in summer.
A hot spring in Yamaga, with several springs about the city, the oldest going back to the 13th century.
A statue in Ozu, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.
A roadside station in Kikuchi, marked by three melon-shaped roofs.
A hot-spring facility in Tamana, with a large cypress bath and private family baths.
A hot-spring facility in Tamana on high ground among mandarin groves, looking out to the Ariake Sea.
A visitor farm near Kumamoto Airport, with grape picking in August and September.
An inn at Hirayama Onsen in Yamaga, with an open-air bath in every room.
A forest at Kahoku in Yamaga, with a campsite and dining beside the Iwano River.
A limestone cave about 4,800 metres long in Kuma, the second longest in western Japan.
A hot spring in Minamata with about 700 years of history, long used as a cure resort.