Aso
Aso is located almost in the center of Kyushu and boasts one of the world’s largest
calderas, stretching 18 km east-west and 24 km north-south. It was created by four
periods of explosive volcanic activity in ancient times. The caldera is surrounded by
an outer rim with a circumference of around 120 km. Within the Aso Caldera, there
are the Aso Five Peaks, including Mt. Naka-dake—an active volcano where the
crater can be viewed from the top. Daikanbo Peak, on the northern part of the
outer rim, is a must-visit location offering panoramic views of the magnificent
scenery, including the Aso Five Peaks and the serene, beautiful green plains below.
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Kanmon Straits, in Kikakyushu
The Kanmon Straits, separating Honshu and Kyushu, is a bustling waterway with
as many as 700 vessels of all sizes passing through each day.
There are seven ways to cross the straits, including the 1,068-meter-long Kanmonkyo
Bridge (exclusive to motor vehicles), the Shin-Kanmon Tunnel for Shinkansen bullet
trains, the Kanmon Pedestrian Tunnel for those crossing on foot, and various
ferry services.
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One-Day Itoshima Tour for Canadian Travelers
Country of customer : Canada
Number of participant : 8 person (adults)
Schedule : July 1st, 2019
Transportation : Jumbo taxi with English speaking driver
What our Customer have to say
Hello Masa, our family is very pleased with our guide.
He is excellent, very helpful guide giving us a lot of information and a very good driver.
For sure, we will recommend this tour to our friends if they go to Kyushu Prefecture.
And if we need further tour in the future, we surely contact you.
Thank you and have a nice evening.