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An encounter between grassland and coffee โ€” Enjoy a cup of coffee with a touch of nature at Kusasenri Coffee Roastery

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Enjoy a quiet cafe time with the aroma of home-roasted coffee and the breathtaking view of Aso and Kusasenri as your backdrop. ยท -- ๐Ÿ“ Basic Information ๐Ÿฌ Shop Name: Kusasenri Coffee Roastery ๐Ÿ“ฎ Address: 2391-15 Nagakusa, Aso City, Kumamoto Prefecture โฐ Business Hours: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM (L.O. 5:00 PM, may close earlier depending on weather) ๐Ÿ“… Closed: Open daily ๐Ÿ’ฐ Sample Prices: Latte ยฅ600, Matcha Latte ยฅ650, etc. ๐Ÿš— Parking: Available (shared with Kusasenrigahama Parking Lot) ยท -- โœจ Attractive Points Looking out over Kusasenrigahama Beach, the cafe offers expansive views of the grasslands and Aso volcanoes. The shop uses home-roasted coffee beans and brews them in a renowned "Keith van der Westen" espresso machine. They also sell cafe, sweets, and coffee beans, making it a casual and welcoming place for both tourists and the general public. Despite being located at an altitude of over 1,000m, it's so popular that it can sell up to 1,000 cups in a single day. #TravelWithPochiKatsu
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If you've been to Japan a few times and feel like you know the country quite well, I think you should try going south.

Kyushu gave me a very different feeling about Japan.

The first time I saw pictures of Takachiho Gorge, I had a feeling: I absolutely had to go there.

And when I actually set foot in Kyushu, I realized that the most attractive thing about this place wasn't just the scenery.

It was the feeling of a more liberal, open Japan, less constrained by familiar rules. The pace of life was also more relaxed. And the natureโ€ฆ was truly breathtaking.

Kyushu is a geological area with many active volcanoes, so it has mountain ranges, gorges, lakes, hot springs, and magnificent landscapes created by millions of years of Earth's movement.

Mount Aso (Kumamoto Prefecture) and Sakurajima (Kagoshima Prefecture) are two of Japan's most active volcanoes.

Thanks to its intense volcanic and geothermal activity, Kyushu also accounts for approximately 35% of Japan's total hot spring (onsen) sources, with famous hot spring towns like Beppu and Yufuin.

Much of the island is covered by hills and giant caldera formations created after ancient eruptions.

In particular, it's a land steeped in Japanese mythology. There are places where you can not only admire the scenery but also feel like you're stepping into an ancient tale.

Initially, I planned to use the Seishun 18 Kippu pass to explore Kyushu by local trains, traveling through different regions. However, after researching, I discovered that the most beautiful places in Kyushu are often not located near train stations or with convenient public transportation.

The Takachiho Gorge, mountainous areas, valleys, and volcanic landscapes are often located deep within nature, requiring additional local buses or taxis for transportation, making it quite complicated. Therefore, I chose a day tour with private transportation.

If you're looking for a more unique Japan than Kyoto, Tokyo, or Osaka, try Kyushu. You might discover a Japan you've never known before.
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