The front of an overwhelming waterfall like nothing I’ve ever seen before comes into view after the paid approach tunnel. Water flows down the huge rock face and the sound is so loud it’s difficult for conversation.
#FukurodaWaterfall#Ibaraki
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Both sides of the stone steps leading up to the Sanmon gate are decorated with hydrangeas, just like at Meigetsuin Temple in Kamakura. Even when the hydrangeas are not in full bloom, many peacocks are free to roam.
#Ibaraki#SakuragawaCity#Peacock
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At Makabe, You will come across an old townscape that has been designated an Important Building Heritage District. But you are more surprised to see huge stone lanterns at the entrances of private homes here and there.
#Ibaraki#Makabe#StoneLanter
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Recommended Itinerary "Oita Prefecture is a jumble of fun things to do" has been complited as below. Please enjoy stories and photos to hint for your trip! Oita Prefecture has more than just hot springs.
#OitaPrefecture#Kuju#waterfalls#LittleKyoto
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The massive eruption of Mount Aso produced large-scale pyroclastic flows, and the outer rim of the volcano is filled with waterfalls where the rapids carved the hardened bedrock. Enjoy the explosions and splashes!
#waterfall#Aso#NaiagaraFalls#Sesshu
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Yamabuki Spring, has been selected as one of the 100 famous water sources in Kumamoto Prefecture. The way the green and autumn leaves of the trees are reflected on the clear water is beautiful.
#UbuyamaVillage#WaterSource#YamabukiSpring#Aso
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Introduce a short 2-hour round trip trek to Mount Kuju, which shows off enough a variety of different faces, and the rewards that are well worth it. Read more as below.
#MountKuju#ChezTani#Aso#Trekking#AutumnLeaves#CakeBuffet
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This gorge has an abundant amount of water and is deep, so the sun does not penetrate to the bottom of the gorge. That’s why the color of the pool is a deep blue and mysterious. Read more as below.
#KumamotoPrefecture#KikuchiGorge#Aso#pool
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The Yamanami Highway is a road that connects Yufuin to Aso, passing through the Kuju mountain range. It’s especially amazing to see the Aso mountain range in the sunset from the pass. Enjoy fotos.
#yufuin#Kuju#Aso#OitaPrefecture#Yufudake#Sunset
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The castle town of Kitsuki is made up of samurai residences built on two plateaus running east to west, and merchant houses on the lowlands surrounded by these plateaus. That’s why there are slopes everywhere.
#Kitsuki#OitaPrefecture#castletown#Slope
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Nakayama Senkyo is a place that tests your courage, with a series of chain sections, narrow stone bridges(Mumyo bridge) where stones support each other to cross valleys, and knife-edge saddles(horse back). Read more.
#KunisakiPeninsula#MinemichiLongTrail
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Takachiho Gorge and Takachiho Peak, a canyon and a mountain, are competing, but both claim to be the land where God’s grandson first descended to the earth. The itenary is complete. Read as below.
#Kirishima#Takachiho#Hitoyoshi#SwitchBack#BlackVinegar
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Black vinegar is made inside the caldera, in a large number of jars, by taking full advantage of the sunny inner slope of the caldera’s outer rim and the blessings of the groundwater that springs from there.
#Kagoshima#BlackVinegar#Caldera#Kirishima
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Kirishima shrine loves moving. The current Shrine is built on a slope, so when viewed from the front it looks like a beautifully tiered platform decorated on Girls’ festival. Moving story is as below.
#KirishimaShrine#Caldera#Takachihomine#Kagoshima
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Hitoyoshi, which is my top 3 hardest places to get to, is now recovering from a tragic flood. Aoi Aso Shrine(National treasure) that has managed to survive is definitely worth visiting.
#Hitoyoshi#AoiAsoShrine#Kumamoto#Sengetsu#KumaRiver
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Nagasaki has plenty to see no matter when you visit, even during heavy snowfall. The Lantern Festival is like a Ghibli movie. Shimabara Railway Stations facing the sea are photogenic.
#Nagasaki#Ghibli#LanternFestival#Slopes#nightview#Shimabara
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Shimabara Railway along the coastline and Ariake Sea behind it create a feeling of openness. Take photogenic photos of the station buildings closest to the sea. Refer to the blog as below.
#UnzenHotspring#Kojirokuji#ShimabaraRailway#Isahaya
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Nagasaki is full of slopes, and many people have posted their impressions on SNS. Even more recommended is Aioi Jigoku-Zaka (Hell Slope), which leads to the back entrance on the hill of Glover Garden.
#Nagasaki#Slopes#OuraCathedral#GloverGarden
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