Kuma River, one of Japan's three fastest rivers, is a rare gem in Kyushu where you can enjoy the exhilarating sport of rafting. More than just a tourist attraction, it's an adventure sport aimed at the younger crowd, where participants navigate the river's rapids in specialized rafting boats. With a professional instructor aboard each raft, even beginners can join in and have fun. Prepare for a thrill-packed experience as you get drenched by the spray or even take an unexpected plunge into the water while navigating downstream.
Opened on Sunday May 16th, 2010. The traditions of Sake brewer, Takahashi Shuzo, are being passed down and preserved here in a form of various tools …
It’s been told that this shrine was initially founded in 806 A.D. The present shrine pavilions were constructed between 1609 and 1613 under the order…
This street retains the charm of the castle town of Hitoyoshi, with its picturesque cobblestone paths and white-walled merchant houses. During the er…
Kajiyamachi-dori (or Kajiyamachi Avenue) is full of remnants from the old times, and it has a long history of Sawara clan’s presence - approximately …
This Yakiniku grilled beef restaurant, located in the isolated area on the top of mountain, draws about 400 customers per day during busy season. The…
This port-side restaurant specializes in fresh seafood and Ashiaka-ebi prawn. They offer various dishes such as “Ashiakaebi Tendon”, a bowl of rice…
Tsunagi Oyster Bar is managed by local fisherman’s association at the vacant ground of an elementary school on the hill overlooking the Shiranui Sea.…
Located 10 minutes walk from Minamata Station, Suikosha is a restaurant directly managed by the CO-OP. The most popular dish is Ebi Chanpon, a noodle…