SAKURA MACHI Kumamoto
A complex opened at Sakuramachi in Kumamoto City in 2019, with a bus terminal attached.
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A complex opened at Sakuramachi in Kumamoto City in 2019, with a bus terminal attached.
A port on an artificial island on the Ariake Sea, with ferries to Shimabara.
A 133-metre hill north of Kumamoto Station, with a Buddhist stupa at the top and a known night view.
Grassland at about 1,100 metres on Aso, where horses graze with the smoking cone of Nakadake ahead.
A hot-spring district in Minamioguni, about 30 inns in hill country, known for its bath-hopping pass.
The crater of Mount Nakadake on Aso. Access is restricted according to volcanic activity.
A spring in Minamiaso, among Japan's hundred fine waters, yielding 60 tonnes a minute.
A hot-spring district in Oguni at the foot of Mount Waita, with geothermal steam rising all around.
A hot spring at 760 metres in Oguni, with four inns and private baths.
A spring in Ubuyama, among Japan's hundred fine waters, ringed by trees over 200 years old.
One of the five peaks of Aso, 1,321 metres, with a maintained path that beginners can climb.
A lookout over Kusasenrigahama, taking in the grassland and its pools.
An island about four kilometres around off Kamiamakusa, where rebel forces held a strategy meeting during the Shimabara-Amakusa uprising.
A hot spring in Amakusa, with a legend that an egret healed its wounds here some 700 years ago.
An 883-metre bridge in Amakusa, crossing the water above Ushibuka fishing port.
An inn in Kamiamakusa ringed by sand, where both sunrise and sunset can be seen.
A sea road in Uto that appears only at low tide, with electricity poles standing out into the water.
A stone aqueduct bridge in Yamato, built in 1854, known for its water release and designated a national treasure.
A statue in Uto, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.