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熊本県 · Regional selections

Ryokan Setohira

天草エリア

An inn in Amakusa ringed by sand, where both sunrise and sunset can be seen.

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mio camino AMAKUSA

天草エリア

A visitor centre in Kamiamakusa, putting out information about the district.

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Ai no Amakusa Mura

天草エリア

A products hall in Kamiamakusa, marked by a 15-metre statue of Shiro Amakusa.

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Roadside Station Amakusa Dolphin Center

天草エリア

A roadside station at Itsuwa in Amakusa, which also takes bookings for dolphin watching.

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Mogushi Beach

天草エリア

A swimming beach at Ushibuka in Amakusa, sand and rock mixed together.

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Heitate Jingu Shrine

県央エリア

A shrine in Yamato, keeping traditions from the age of the gods and an old form of worship.

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熊本県 · Regional selections

Nagabeta Undersea Road

県央エリア

A sea road in Uto that appears only at low tide, with electricity poles standing out into the water.

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熊本県 · Regional selections

Tsujun Bridge

県央エリア

A stone aqueduct bridge in Yamato, built in 1854, known for its water release and designated a national treasure.

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Eino Tsurugi Shrine

県央エリア

A shrine in Uki, said to date from 713, honouring a god of the sea.

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Jinbe Statue

県央エリア

A statue in Uto, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.

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Okoshiki Coast

県央エリア

A shore in Uto, where crescent patterns appear in the sand at low tide.

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三角西港

県央エリア

A port in Uki completed in 1887, one of the three great Meiji harbour works and a World Heritage site.

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Mysterious Fire “Shiranui”

県央エリア

A mirage seen on the Yatsushiro Sea about the first day of the eighth lunar month; a national scenic site.

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Japan's Best Stone Steps (Shakain Misaka Promenade)

県央エリア

A stair of 3,333 steps in Yatsushiro, the approach to Shakain temple and the longest in Japan.

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Hakkaku Tunnel

県央エリア

A railway relic in Misato, a row of piers from the Yuen railway, closed in 1964.

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Gorogataki Falls

県央エリア

A 50-metre waterfall in Yamato, the largest in the town, with a path down to its pool.

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Todoroki Suigen

県央エリア

A spring in Uto, among Japan's hundred fine waters, piped for water supply for over 300 years.

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Sanji Statue

県央エリア

A statue in Mashiki, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.

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Enkei Bunsui

県央エリア

A water-dividing structure in Kikuchi, built in 1956, from which water flows out of a cylinder in equal shares.

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Ukishima Shrine

県央エリア

A shrine in Kashima founded in 1001, honouring a married pair of deities and seeming to float on the water.

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Ryokusenkyo

県央エリア

A gorge in Yamato at the head of the Midori River, known for autumn colour and river play.

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Brook Statue

県央エリア

A statue in Mifune, one of a set of manga characters placed in hope of recovery after the earthquake.

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Roadside Station Ozu

県北エリア

A roadside station in Ozu, about 17 minutes by car from Aso Kumamoto Airport.

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Tamana Onsen

県北エリア

A hot spring in Tamana, a weakly alkaline simple spring, clear and colourless.

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