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Starting from the hot spring town where steam is rising, you can enjoy the magnificent view while soaking your feet in a footbath. After enjoying steam-cooked dishes made using the hot spring steam, you can receive the power of nature from the Tanimizu rice terraces and Ayu-gaeri waterfall. This is a driving course that will help you relieve your daily fatigue.
Distance: Approximately 81.8 km one way, Travel time: Approximately 2 hours and 8 minutes one way
Starting from the hot spring town where steam is rising, you can enjoy the magnificent view while soaking your feet in a footbath. After enjoying steam-cooked dishes made using the hot spring steam, you can receive the power of nature from the Tanimizu rice terraces and Ayu-gaeri waterfall. This is a driving course that will help you relieve your daily fatigue.
This airport is located in Omura City in central Nagasaki Prefecture.
The rental car information desk is located at the arrivals gate on the first floor of the airport, and there are many offices within a 5-minute drive. Take the rental car company's bus to the office and complete the procedure. You can return the car at the same office or another office. All types of cars are available, from compact cars to wagons.
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This hot spring boasts the highest heat output in Japan.
There is a foot bath that is 105 meters long, the longest in Japan, named after the source temperature of 105 degrees. You can take a rest while looking at the ocean that spreads out in front of you.
This restaurant serves steamed dishes made using the heat of Obama Onsen, as well as locally caught seafood. There is an open terrace, so you can enjoy your meal right in front of the sea.
This rice terrace has been certified as one of the 100 best rice terraces in Japan. The Shimabara Peninsula was blessed with advanced stone wall construction technology and enough water to use the sloping land for farming, which is why you can see many rice terraces. You can also see the remains of Hara Castle below, and get a panoramic view of the Ariake Sea and the Amakusa Islands.
Above the waterfall there is a flat rock formation that can be used as a slide to play on.
There is also a teahouse nearby where you can enjoy nagashi somen noodles and grilled fish using the water from the waterfall, and the area is bustling with families during the tourist season.
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