One-day trip to Kumamoto in Kyushu, Japan｜Aso Crater, Kussenri, Kamiromi-Kumanoza Shrine, Shiroike Water Source｜Super popular attractions!

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- service hours-
・Getting on and off the bus within Fukuoka City within 10 hours a day (distance within 300 kilometers)
・A cash fee of 3,000 yen is required for boarding and alighting in cities other than Fukuoka. Service time: 9 hours (distance within 300 kilometers)
・Overtime is calculated based on 5,000 yen/hour (5 seats and 7 seats) and 8,000 yen/hour (car with 10 seats or more).
·other fee:
・The actual highway toll and parking fee of the day must be settled in cash to the driver. ・When chartering a car for multiple days, if you need to stay in a city other than Fukuoka, you need to subsidize the driver’s accommodation of 6,000 yen. ※This product is a separate charter service and does not include meals and attraction tickets. , hotel accommodation, etc.

－Car model information－
・5-seater capacity: 3
Number of luggage that can be carried: 3
・7-seater capacity: 5
Number of luggage that can be carried: 4
・10-seater capacity: 9
Number of luggage that can be carried: 5

- recommended places-
・Kumamoto Castle is Hirayama Castle located in Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. It is listed as one of the three most famous cities in Japan along with Osaka Castle and Nagoya Castle. When Katō Kiyomasa built the castle, he already considered the need for food supply in the castle in the event of a siege, so he planted ginkgo trees as a food reserve during the siege. Therefore, Kumamoto Castle is also widely known as For Ginkgo City. Kumamoto Castle is one of the most important historical cities in Japan. It was listed as a designated historical site in Japan in 1933 and a designated historical site in Japan in 1955. Not only is it a valuable cultural property, Kumamoto Castle is also one of the most important tourist attractions in Kumamoto City and even in Japan. The city is full of flowers and birds singing, and the scenery is charming, making the ancient building complex more solemn and elegant.
・Mt. Aso refers to the volcanic group located in the Aso area in the northeastern part of Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. It mainly includes Takadake (1592 meters above sea level), Nakadake (1506 meters), Nekodake (1408 meters), and Karadake (1337 meters). ), Kitshimadake (1270 meters), the highest mountain among these five volcanoes is called the "Aso Five Sacred Mountains". There is the Aso Volcano Museum at the foot of Mount Aso. In addition to introducing knowledge about volcanoes, it also provides a dynamic model of Aso volcano for tourists to watch. It also introduces Aso’s local historical relics and natural scenery. It is the largest volcano in Japan. museum.
・The Shirakawa water source is an underground spring that gushes out of the Aso Crater and is one of the spring water groups in Minami Aso Village. It is the source of the first-class river "Shirakawa" in Kumamoto City, and is a well-known water source selected as one of the "Top 100 Famous Waters" by the Environment Agency (now the Ministry of the Environment). The water quality is medium hard water containing trace amounts of carbon dioxide, and its mellow water quality is widely recognized. It is also the raw water used for local famous wines and commercial bottled water.
・It is said that the Ageromi Kumano Shrine was built between the end of the Kamakura period and the Muromachi period. The original Iwa faith was combined with the Kumano faith brought by Shugensha, and is now known as "Kudo Gongen Kumano Shrine". The sacred tree is Nagi, and its leaves are said to have the effect of not tearing horizontally and making it difficult for men and women to separate. Behind the shrine, there is a large wind tunnel called "Ame Shita Iwa" with a length and width of more than 10 meters. It is said that Kihachi was once chased by the Aso Daimyo God and escaped by kicking through the folds of the mountain. In recent years, it has attracted attention for its mysterious atmosphere and as the filming location for Kumamoto mangaka Yuuki Midorikawa's animated film "To the Firefly Forest", becoming a popular spot visited by many Japanese tourists and foreigners every day. already become. Midorikawa's most famous work is "Natsume's Book of Friends".