A model itinerary for enjoying Kumamoto to the fullest, including Kumamoto Castle, Mount Aso, and the Christian settlements of Amakusa.
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Kumamoto Prefecture in the Kyushu region has many scenic spots, such as the Aso region, which boasts magnificent natural beauty, and Amakusa, where historical sites of hidden Christians remain, but both are located far from the center of the prefecture. In this article, we will introduce a three-day...
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Required time
3 days/2 nights
Transportation
Train
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Car
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On foot
First day
1
Suizenji Jojuen
10 minutes
2
Kumamoto Castle
5 minutes
3
Korantei Shimotori main store
5 minutes
4
Kumamon Square
Once you have enjoyed your stroll and shopping, it will be evening. Have dinner in the city and then head to your accommodation.
the 2nd day
5
Kusasenrigahama
7 minutes
6
Aso Nakadake Crater
1 hr
7
Kurokawa Onsen
Third day
8
Kurokawa Onsen
4 hours
9
Sakitsu Village in Amakusa
Enjoy the spectacular mountain and sea views in Kumamoto
Kumamoto Prefecture boasts beautiful nature, including mountains and the sea. In addition to the above, there are many other tourist spots within the prefecture. However, the number of public transportation services within the prefecture is limited, so if you want to visit multiple spots, we recommend renting a car.
Spots introduced in this itinerary
We are a leading inbound tourism company that operates MATCHA, Japan's largest media outlet for foreign visitors visitors and residents of Japan. Japan is full of charm, and we want to share it all with the world. What is already known can be explored in new and deeper perspectives. Things that are not yet known are looked at with kindness and care. As I traveled all over the country and spoke with local people, I began to see something. The future potential of Japan lies in every region. Through the existence of a company called MATCHA, we want to create a world where the charm of Japan can reach the world, and where it can change and remain as it is through people's actions. With this sentiment in mind, we will continue to convey the charms of Japan to the world.
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