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It is a two-stage waterfall located at the border between Amase-cho and Kusu-cho, and the rich water flows down with a fine splash.
Also known as the "back-view waterfall", you can also see the back of the falling waterfall from the promenade that leads to the bottom waterfall. It is recommended that the autumn season and the fresh green season will be more visible. The whole waterfall is lit up in green at night.
It is a park centered on Mount Hikuma, one of the three Hita hills, and is located along the Mikuma River. Kameyama Park is located in the south of the city area (Nakanoshima Town), along the Chikugo River (Mikuma River) and centered on Mt.
~ Mameda-cho Shopping Street ~ [About Mameda-cho] Mameda-cho, which has a line of town from the Edo period, is very popular as a tourist spot. The old town line, which has many merchant houses and storehouses of the time, is carefully preserved, and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's"
Caffel Hinano's long-established inn reopened in 2007 A resort inn nestled along the Mikuma River.
Day-trip bathing is possible at the Kazuragi-no-Yado, Kazurai-kan, which is located among the eight-glance views of the Meishatsu-Fukaya River. Hot springs flowing from the source can also be rented (check required). The rock bath uses a natural rock with trees growing in a part of the bathtub, and the ceiling is high and open, giving a feeling of open air. As for the proud hand-made soba, cold mountain soba and tori soba are recommended, and it is good for lunch.
The Zen temple of the Sōtō sect known for its five hundred arhats. The Five Hundred Rahang statue, which was laid to rest in the precinct, was carved by a single mason, Kakubei [Kakabe], who spent 19 years from Bunkyu 3 (1863). The faces of the 521 stone Buddhas are individual and have various facial expressions.
"Yakushiyu", which is located near Yakushido, is a specialty cypress-made inner bath. The replacement of men and women is performed daily with "Iwamyu", an open-air bath nearby.
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