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7 quiet, car-free day trips in Kumamoto — no rental car needed.
7 guides cover this region. The counts below are the number of guides carrying each tag; a guide can carry several tags, and not every guide is tagged on every line.
Ushibuka is a fishing port at the southern tip of the Amakusa islands in Kumamoto, where the Ushibuka Haiya Bridge was designed by the Italian architect Renzo…
Aso Shrine is the head shrine of more than five hundred Aso shrines across Japan, and it stands in Miyaji, in the Ichinomiya district of Aso City, Kumamoto…
This guide covers how to reach Goshoura Island by boat, digging for fossils, the dinosaur museum, the rest of the island, and the way back.
This guide covers one day in Hitoyoshi, the castle town on the Kuma River in Kumamoto Prefecture, approached from Fukuoka or Kagoshima by rail and highway bus…
This guide covers the Nyuto Tegata bath pass, day-trip baths at the inns, the Jizo hall and yearly events, and the practical details of visiting Kurokawa Onsen.
This guide covers the way from Kumamoto to Sakitsu, the church and the shrine, the village roads between them, and how to book a church visit or a guide.
In the far north of Kumamoto Prefecture, where the Kikuchi River comes down out of the hills, there is a small town that has been receiving bathers for about…