Road Station Tongjun Bridge

A stone-arched waterway bridge, one of the largest in Japan, formed in Kaei 7 (1854). It is a part of the water for tsumune water on the southern hills of Mount Aso-minami, and has been designated as a national treasure, with a bridge length of about 78m and a bridge height of about 21m. It is well known that water spews out of the water outlet in the center of the stone bridge in an arched shape. For the water release date and the viewing from the bridge (charge), it is necessary to confirm the official website of Tonjun Bridge. There is also the "Tongjun Bridge Miel Terrace", which has a goods building that accepts bridging viewing, and the "Tongjun Bridge Historical Museum", which introduces the structure of the bridge in three-dimensional models and footage.

You can enjoy picking blueberries from the specialty of Santocho. It boasts a spacious blueberry field with 50ha of late life (late July-early September). There is also a house, so you can pick it even in the rain. Soft ice cream made from homemade blueberries is also popular.

Soyo Gorge, where the Gokase River flows from the Kyushu Central Mountains as a water source, is a spot where you can enjoy the majestic canyon beauty. The view from the Nagasaki Hana Observation Deck, which can overlook the U-shaped valley, which is rare in Japan, is amazing, and it is also called the "Grand Canyon of Kyushu". In autumn, maple and zelkova are beautiful, and they are crowded with a large number of people.