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KAMENOI HOTEL ASO
KAMENOI HOTEL ASO
4.5/5525 Review
Aso Plaza Hotel
Aso Plaza Hotel
4.3/5108 Review
Sen-No-Mori
Sen-No-Mori
4.6/555 Review
Foresta Aso Kurumagaeri
Foresta Aso Kurumagaeri
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Aso Ama Guesthouse
Aso Ama Guesthouse
4.8/557 Review
Aso Gogaku Hotel
Aso Gogaku Hotel
4.2/510 Review
Sozankyo
Sozankyo
4.7/5121 Review
Aso Base Backpackers
Aso Base Backpackers
4.6/5211 Review
Amica Aso
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Aso Hakuun Sanso
Aso Hakuun Sanso
4.5/571 Review

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Zen
Zen
4.0/57 Review
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Coffee shop
Avg. £5/person
Baton Ramen Fukufuku
Baton Ramen Fukufuku
4.3/57 Review
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Asian cuisine
Avg. £7/person
Imakin Shokudo
Imakin Shokudo
4.7/57 Review
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Japanese cuisine
Sakamoto
Sakamoto
4.5/56 Review
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Japanese cuisine
Sanzokutabiji
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Japanese cuisine
Avg. £10/person
Ichinokawa
Ichinokawa
4.6/57 Review
Asoji
Asoji
4.1/57 Review
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Japanese cuisine
Umakata Soba-ya
Umakata Soba-ya
4.0/57 Review
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Japanese cuisine
Sobadokoro Kazu
Sobadokoro Kazu
4.1/57 Review
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Japanese cuisine
Yokayoka Tei Akaushi-kan Miyaji Branch
Yokayoka Tei Akaushi-kan Miyaji Branch
3.6/57 Review
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Asian cuisine
Olmo-Coppia
Olmo-Coppia
4.0/53 Review
Patisserie D' Aso Miyuki
Patisserie D' Aso Miyuki
4.0/56 Review
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12 Days Kyushu Itinerary for your Autumn trip 😁
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12 Days Kyushu Itinerary for your Autumn trip 😁

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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 nature… 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.

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 nature… 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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3D2N road trip in Aso, Takachiho Gorge and Kumamoto
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Fukuoka | 5-Day, 4-Night Family Travel Guide:Effortless and Fun 🤩

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Japan's Hidden Gem Kumamoto Origami Art Hotel ORIGAMI Must-Stay Guide!

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Fukuoka, Takachiho, Beppu, Miyazaki, 🚗🍁

Fukuoka, Takachiho, Beppu, Miyazaki, 🚗🍁

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Mount Fuji Island Loop

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Wind in the Camphor Trees, Resilience in the City: Hoping for Kumamoto’s Revival Once More

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