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Kumamoto Japan Kumamoto Japan WINTER

The ephemeral and beautiful season that leads to the activities of people who survive the harsh cold and the activities of new life

Beautiful WINTER seasons in Kumamoto

Winter in Kumamoto Prefecture is a great opportunity to enjoy the blessings of the earth, including hot springs. There are many hot spring towns in the prefecture, and each one offers its own unique charm. One of the pleasures is the tradition that announces the arrival of spring, such as the Shinto ritual.

  • Okoshiki Coast
    • Kusasenrigahama
    • Kumamoto Castle
    • Misumi West Port
    • Hiburi-shinji Festival in Aso Shrine

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Winter Travel logs

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    Historic & Cultural Sites in Kumamoto Prefecture

    Like all of Japan, Kumamoto has its fair share of historic places and buildings. While sites like Kumamoto Castle are quite well-known by foreign tourists and certainly worth seeing, many of the prefecture’s other incredible historic and cultural spots are not so well-known, meaning you can have a more in-depth experience, minus the crowds!

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    Garth “Kakeru” Crouch

    Logged by Garth “Kakeru” Crouch

    A travel writer and translator who explores “off the beaten path” Japan.

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    The Incredible Hot Springs of Kumamoto

    The island of Kyushu is world famous for its hot springs, or onsen as they’re called in Japanese, and Kumamoto Prefecture is certainly not lacking when it comes to its incredible selection of places to enjoy onsen.

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    Garth “Kakeru” Crouch

    Logged by Garth “Kakeru” Crouch

    A travel writer and translator who explores “off the beaten path” Japan.

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