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One of the best scenic spots in Kyushu, where the underground water that sprung up from Mt. Souta in Aso flows as a stream, and the natural forest created a varied landscape. The flow is counted in the "100 Meizu of Japan", and the valley is dotted with exquisite scenic spots. In summer, it is called a natural cooler, and it will make the hearts of people who visit it throughout the four seasons, such as autumn leaves and spring fresh greens.
Day-trip bathing is possible at Seiryu-so, an inn in Kikuchi Onsen, which stands on the banks of Seiryu-Sakogawa. The smooth and plentiful Ryosen can be enjoyed at the "Hotaru no Uto", an open-air bath that can be placed while looking down at the clear stream, and the "Uto no Kura", a 12-building private family bath, each with a different atmosphere and well received.
A hot spring facility that is also used as a public bathhouse, attached to the ryokan Jōnoi located in Kikuchi Onsen. Skin-friendly alkaline simple hot springs fill the bathtub. A private bath and a family bath are also available. There is no installation of soap, shampoo, etc. in the public baths, so it is better to bring my amenities (available for sale).
A park also known as "Martyrdom Park", on a small hill west of the city of Amakusa. The "Martyrdom Senninzuka", which is dedicated to the war dead of the Shimabara and Amakusa Isles that occurred in the early Edo period of Kanei 14 (1637), there are the "Amakusa Kirishitan Museum", which displays the weapons used in the Shimabara-Amakusa Issei, and the flag of the National Designated Important Cultural Property, the Amagusa Shiro camp. During the cherry blossom period, it is crowded with many flower visitors.
The first Zen temple to be built in Amakusa for the purpose of Christian prohibitions after the Amakusa Rebellion, at the order of the Edo Sanyo Shōgunikō. A small cross is carved on the stone steps, and the idea that you can't enter unless you step on it makes you feel the severity of pressure. The Hejin Jizo standing at the entrance of the stone steps is deeply carved and literally has a heteronjin face.
A Karakuri clock made in the image of Hitoyoshi Castle Tenshōkaku, located in front of Hitoyoshi Station. It operates every hour for about 3 minutes between 9 and 18 o'clock (from 11 to February to 17 o'clock). In the fun atmosphere of Hitoyoshi's folk music and Usu taiko dance, the story is a humorous story in which Sagara's palace pretends to be a Shoya-don, and comes to a castle town to enjoy Hitoyoshi Onsen and Kuma shochu.
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