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Day 2 Exploring Aso

                                                                                    Self-guided Aso & Takachiho 3 days tour

 

Itinerary

Check-out hotel at Kurokawa Onsen

Exploring Aso region including the following by the use of a chartered taxi

  Kusasenri-ga-hama  

  Mount Aso

Lunch at Takamori  Dengaku-no sato 

Exploring Aso by Tourist Tram / Minami Aso Rail Way  

Stay at Minami-Aso

 


 

Where to explore

 

Kusasenri-ga-hama

The beautiful prairie of 785,000 square meter in the crater, spreads in northern part of Mt. Eboshi 

that is one of the Aso Five Mountains. A big pond at its center and grazing horses round about make

an idyllic scene.

 


 

Mount Aso

The largest active volcano in Japan. Its peak is 1592 m above sea level. Its caldera is 25 km across

north to south and 18 km across east to west. The caldera has a circumference of around 120 km, 

although sources vary on the exact distance. The site can be visited as per the volcano condition.

 


 

Enjoy Aso beef and local cuisines. The restaurant uses the old private house with thatched roof

built more than 200 years ago. Bake the meat and local ingredients with charcoal at a Japanese

traditional style fire place.

 


 

 


 

Day 1 Exploring Aso

                                                                                     Self-guided Aso & Takachiho 3 days tour

 

Itinerary

Depart Fukuoka-city

Transfer to Kumamoto by JR Bullet train from Hakata to Kumamoto station

   38 minutes by Sakura or 28 minutes by Mizuho

Transfer to Aso by Limited express train from Kumamoto to Aso station, 1 hour and 20 minutes

Exploring north Aso region including the following site by the use of a chartered taxi

  Daikanbo

  Nabegataki Waterfall

Stay at Kurokawa Onsen

 

Where to explore

 

Daikanbo

The perfect spot view the five peak of Mount AsoDaikanbo literally means a big observatory peak.

The circumference of the Aso caldera is about 130 kilometers. From the observation site, you can

clearly see its conical shape.

 


 

Nabegataki Waterfalls

The hidden tourist spot in Kumamoto prefecture, located just outside Oguni town in Aso region.

One of the area’s more well-known waterfalls. Looking like a mini-Niagara. It is very unique

waterfalls, you can actually climb behind the falls to see how the water has carved out the rock

over the year.

 


 

Kurokawa Onsen

The most popular Onsen resort in Aso region, located on the northern side of Mount Aso.  Widely

known for its open-air baths, it is one of the best places to enjoy the atmosphere of old town in Japan, 

more than 20 Japanese style accommodations and gift shops standing in a row along the river.

 


 

 


 

Day 1 Aso

                                                                                            Aso & Takachiho 2 days tour

 

Aso gives a lot of unforgettable experiences. The active volcano Mount Aso and world’s largest

caldera offer a lot of excitements. And numerous unforgettable experiences in the rural area can

be made including Onsen, variety of sports and local cuisines.

 


 

Itinerary

 

A Private car and English speaking driver will meet you at designated place such as

Airport or Hotel and navigate you the Aso and Takachiho tour.

Depart  Fukuoka-city

Transfer to Aso

Exploring Aso

   Tourist Tram / Minami Aso Rail Way  

Lunch at Takamori  Dengaku-no sato 

Kusasenri-ga-hama  

Daikanbo

Stay at Kurokawa Onsen or Aso region

 


 

Options : the following sites can be arranged as an option

Mount Aso  

Nabegataki Waterfall

 


 

Where to explore

 

Tourist Tram   Minami Aso Rail Way

Enjoy the magnificent scenery of Aso. The Minami Aso railway is a private railroad offering a very

scenic ride from Takamori to Nakamatsu in the south east of the caldera. Lovely and magnificent

scenery can be enjoyed.

 

 


 

Lunch
 

Enjoy Aso beef and local cuisines. The restaurant uses the old private house with thatched roof

built more than 200 years ago. Bake the meat and local ingredients with charcoal at a Japanese

traditional style fire place.

 

Aso Akaushi beef rice bowl

Aso Akaushi laterally means red beef that is unique in that it has a higher proportion of red meat

with just the right amount of fat, combined with great taste, tenderness and healthiness. Aso Akaushi

beer rice bowl is a local cuisine in Aso consisting of a bowl of rice put in a mildly sweet sauce and

topped with Akaushi beef and egg.

 


 

Kusasenri-ga-hama

The beautiful prairie of 785,000 square meter in the crater, spreads in northern part of Mt. Eboshi 

that is one of the Aso Five Mountains. A big pond at its center and grazing horses round about make

an idyllic scene.

 


 

Daikanbo

The perfect spot view the five peak of Mount Aso, Daikanbo literally means a big observatory peak.

The circumference of the Aso caldera is about 130 kilometers. From the observation site, you can

clearly see its conical shape.

 


 

Kurokawa Onsen

The most popular Onsen resort in Aso region, located on the northern side of Mount Aso.  Widely

known for its open-air baths, it is one of the best places to enjoy the atmosphere of old town in Japan, 

more than 20 Japanese style accommodations and gift shops standing in a row along the river.

 


 

Options

 

Mount Aso

The largest active volcano in Japan. Its peak is 1592 m above sea level. Its caldera is 25 km across

north to south and 18 km across east to west. The caldera has a circumference of around 120 km, 

although sources vary on the exact distance. The site can be visited as per the volcano condition.

 


 

Nabegataki Waterfalls

The hidden tourist spot in Kumamoto prefecture, located just outside Oguni town in Aso region.

One of the area’s more well-known waterfalls. Looking like a mini-Niagara. It is very unique

waterfalls, you can actually climb behind the falls to see how the water has carved out the rock

over the year.