Harajiri waterfall, in Oita-prefecture

It is called Niagara Falls of Japan.  The Ogata river, running through the center of the

Ogata plain in Oita-prefecture, the flows furiously down a cliff and creates Harajiri waterfall.

The falls, 120 meters wide and 20 meters tall, are selected as one of the best 100 waterfall

in Japan. Lava flows produced by the great eruption of Mt. Aso accumulated and created 

Harajiri Falls.

Kusasenri-ga-hama, in Aso, Kumamoto-prefecture

The beautiful prairie of 785,000 square meter in the crater. Spreads in northern part of

Mt. Eboshi that is one of the Aso five Mountains.

A big pond at its center and grazing horses round about make an idyllic scene.

Visitors can enjoy the various seasons from its vivid green summer to the fantastic silvery

winter, as well as riding horses and strolling around throughout the year.

Nabegataki waterfall, in Kumamoto-prefecture

Nabegataki waterfall is a hidden tourist spot in Kumamoto prefecture, located just outside

Oguni town in Aso region. One of the area’s more well-known waterfalls. Looking like a

mini-Niagara.

It is very unique waterfalls, you can actually climb behind the falls to see how the water has

carved out the rock over the year.

Aoi Aso Shrine, in Hitoyosi, Kumamoto-prefecture

Aoi Aso Shrine, located in Kami-Aoi-cho, Hitoyoshi-city, was designated as the first national treasure

in Kumamoto-prefecture by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in 2008,

as “an extremely outstanding Important Cultural Property and one with particularly deep cultural and

historical significance.”

The shine is the oldest extant shrine in the Hitoyoshi-city. It dates from 806 and bears similarities in

layout to the imperial palace of that time in Heiankyo (now Kyoto), which was built in 794.

Most of the current shrine buildings date from 1610 and are a blend of several architectural styles with

some unusual decorative details. 

An iconic symbol of the shrine

The approach to the worship hall passes through the two-story romon gate. The gate is 12 meters high,

with a steeply angled thatch roof. The transoms are decorated with dynamic carvings, including

episodes from a series of Confucian teachings (the Twenty-Four Exemplars of Filial Piety) and a pair

of carved white faces at each of the four corners. The carved faces are the only known carvings of their

kind in Japan and represent the emotions of pleasure, anger, sorrow, and joy.

Shochu brewery in Hitoyoshi, Kumamoto-prefecture

Shochu is a Japanese distilled beverage less than 45% alcohol by volume. 

Typically shochu contains 25% alcohol by volume, which is weaker than whisky or

standard-strength vodka but stronger than wine and sake.

Takahashi Shuzo is a Shochu brewery in Hitoyoshi founded in 1900.

You can sample many kind of Shochu at Takahashi shuzo.

Yamanami Highway

Yamanami Highway is one of the most beautiful driving route in Kyushu from Yufuin to Aso through

Aso Kuju National Park, it is not expressway.

The literal meaning of Yamanami is a series of mountains.

The beautiful scenery can be enjoyed throughout the year.

Phoenix Seagaia Resort, Miyazaki-prefecture

Phoenix Seagaia is a resort facility located in Hamayama, Yamazaki-cho, Miyazaki-city,

Miyazaki-prefecture.

As of 2024, its official name is “Phoenix Seagaia Resort.” The name is a combination of

“Sea,” meaning the ocean, and “Gaia,” meaning the earth.

It is home to the prestigious golf course “Phoenix Country Club” and Tom Watson Golf Course. 

There is Sherton Grande Ocean Resort which is a luxury Hotel of 154-meter

tower standing within a huge pine forest. 

Udo Shrine, in Nichinan, Miyazaki-prefecture

Beautiful and exciting Shine. Udo Shrine is a Shinto shrine in the cave of the cliff side

facing the Pacific Ocean. It is located about 35 km south of Miyazaki city. In legend,

a goddess of sea built a hut to give birth to a great god here. Then it is said that Empress

Suiko (554-628) built the shrine there. The priest of Tendai Buddhism built a Buddhist

temple in 782, on the order of Emperor Kanmu. In the middle ages, this area had been

the training place for mountain priests because of the steep rocky cliffs.

Cruz Sea, in Hyuga, Miyazaki-prefecture

Cruz Sea is located in Hyuga, Miyazaki-prefecture.

Your wishes come true here. The Cruz Sea is an area of ocean that appears to have a

cross in it when viewed from an observatory.

This cape is known as a ria coast; the “cross shape” was created by the narrow terrain

here being eroded by rivers, resulting in a cross-shaped sea route.

Because the cross-shape looks similar to the Japanese kanji character 叶 (meaning “to

grant a wish”) it is commonly said that if you make a wish here it will be granted.

Mount Sarakura, in Kitakyushu-city, Fukuoka-prefecture

Mount Sarakura is the best scenic spot in Kitakyushu-city.

The height of the mountain is 622 meters from sea level. At the top you are presented with a

magnificent and spectacular view of Kitakyushu. ​In 10 minutes, you can reach the summit 

from the Cable Car Station using the Cable car and the Slope car. 

We offer the most dynamic night view in the World.

The dynamic city where one million people are living and working, is creating the beautiful Night view

which you have never seen before. The night view from the mount Sarakura is chosen the three major

Night View in Japan along with Nagasaki from Mount Inasa.

The area of Night view is the largest in the World ; about 40km east to west and 10km south to north 

And also the number of lighting to create the night view is the largest in the World.