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Aso Cafe Sosui Suigen jaya Charcoal Grill Hakusui no Kura Bike House Satou Myoujin Soba Hakusui Cleaning Center Ceramics and Stained Glass Atelier Miyoubou Shirakawa Spring Takezaki Spring Ike no Kawa Spring Shioisya Spring Kawajigo Spring Terasaka Spring Wakisawatsu Spring Yoshida Castle Spring Myoken Shrine Pond Myoujin ike Meisui Park Oike Spring MIHARASHIDAI Sta. M t . A s o S o u t h r o u t e JA ENEOS Takamiya Kugino-an Soba Minamiaso Yume Shizuku Onsen To Mt.Aso Auberge Mori no Atelier & Luna Astronomical Observatory Minamiaso Fureai Farm Aso Hakusui Rural Art Gallery Family Mart LAWSON Sanroku no Yado Jikuuya Pension Hoshi Furu Sato Hibiki Pension & Hanare no Yado Nonbiri Papa Kominka B&B Danyoku Hoozuki Soba Sanroku Kitchen Yatto Mitsuketa! Totteokino Ichigo-batake? From December to May you can pick your own delicious strawberries here. Strawberry farm Minamiaso Ehon no Kuni Isshingyou Cherry Tree An ancient 400 year old Cherry Tree Koujo Shiragiku Graveyard Dr.Fujimoto‛ s Clinic You can try your hand at making your own Soba, under the friendly guidance of the staff. There are many handmade soba-restaurants in Minamiaso, each with their particular flavour and specialities. Dengaku Oku Aso Dyeing Atelier Yamabudou 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 塩井社水源 川地後水源 Nakamatsu Elementary School Japanese Paper making Atelier Beef house Countryside Bakery Glanz Mut Hotel Yume Shizuku & So-an Woodworking Atelier NanoHana Bonjour Provence Shiawase Marche World Class Outdoors Event Stage “ASPECTA” MIN A MIASO R A IL W A Y The longest named station in Japan Mizu no Umareru Sato Hakusui Kougen Station NAKAMATSU Sta. ASO SHIRAKAWA Sta. Dr.Terasaki‛ s Clinic At the tourist office you can rent a bicycle with electric assist or an e-scooter to get around. Jizo Bodhisattva Shoukyou Temple Center for elderly care Hibari Soba Dojo AD-LIB Cafe Kurikara & Aso Adventure Kurikara Ryouhei Elementary School Kugino Jr. high School Dr.Goto‛ s Clinic Open Sesame Rose Garden Fire Station On a full charge the e-scooter gets around 17km total. To go further than that you can use one of the many charging points scattered around the village, located at cafe‛ s and hot springs. Minamiaso Village office -Kugino- Minamiaso Village office -Hakusui- Minamiaso Guide Club Hakusui Onsen Akaushi Beef Udon is a favorite. MINAMIASO SIRAKAWASUIGEN Sta. Artwashi kobo Hakusui Ajisai The sweet and delicious Home-run Melon is a Minamiaso favorite, as well as its big brother the Jogai-Home-run. To get around, why not go by bicycle, E-bike or on foot. Shirakawa Spring The most famous of all the water springs in Minamiaso, its enormous 60 tons per minute flow gives birth to the huge and beautiful Shirakawa River. Surrounded by trees it is truly a magical place with the peaceful sound of flowing water. Takezaki Spring Flowing quietly in the shadow of a bamboo grove this spring might seem small, but with its 120 tons per minute it alone provides over 3.5 km² of rice fields with water all year round. Myoken Shrine Pond This beautiful shrine and its natural pond are dedicated to the shinto god of water Myoken. Yoshida Castle Spring Myoujin Ike Meisui Park Ike no Kawa Spring Oike Spring Terasaka Spring Wakisawatsu Spring Shioisha Spring Kawajigo Spring As the name suggests this delicious and fresh water spring used to provide now disappeared Yoshida Castle with all its water needs. Legend has it that the water sprouting from this pond brings fertility and many offspring, and accordingly it features a shallow playpond where kids can play and watch the koi. The bottom of this spring’ s natural pond is covered with small “Kabuto” stones and pebbles, which were used in crop and harvest prediction ceremonies since the old days. This big pond full of life is a favorite amongst children for playing around and is great for enjoying a quiet picnic underneath the many trees. Named after the nearby temple this spring sprouts right underneath Minami Aso’ s railtrack and is a great meeting place for both locals and tourists. Looking at the bottom of this spring sand blows up and flutters down again as the water sprouts. Why not relax for a moment underneath the gazebo or let the kids play in the shallow water. This fairytale like Shinto Shrine holds a mysterious beauty with its deep blue water and large ancient trees. A nice place to walk around and enjoy the silence. Flowers are always in bloom at this tiny spring, why not enjoy a bit of refreshing water in the shade of the small gazebo? Katayama Shouou monument Nearly 300 years ago Minamiaso was plagued with an enormous flood and resulting landslides. This monument is dedicated to a key player in the rebuilding the drainage system and leveling of the destroyed ricefields, mister Katayama Shouou. Old Signpost built by Kai Ario About 150 years ago Kai Ario took it upon himself to build many signposts to show weary travelers the way. Now it‛ s characters have faded but its said to still protect travellers from all corners of the world. Marked in green are the old tiny backroads used by local farmers, since two tiny cars can only just pass each other on these, thank you for being careful to keep the road clear for them. Hakusui Iwato Festival During this majestic Shinto festival Japanese flutes and Taiko drums accompany the many dancers. The walkway leading up to the Shirakawa Spring is also the entrance to the Shirakawa Yoshimi Shrine (no bicycles allowed) Bussankan Shizen-an Here you can find plenty of local produce, freshly harvested vegetables, lunchboxes, souvenirs, Shirakawa springwater products, etc. Follow the riverbank for about 500m for a beautiful view. A small back road between the ricefields overlooking Mt.Aso‛ s five majestic peaks. K e e p follo wing the small i r r ig a tio n s t r eam. Local fruits and vegetables can be bought here at the many unmanned stands. The Torokko sightseeing train runs from March until November on Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays and every day of the week during Spring Break, Golden Week and Summer Holiday. Minamiaso Kougen Pension village Pension Howdy Pension Noah Pension Angelica Tanoue Sightseeing Vineyard Hakusui Apple Orchard Hakusui Apple Orchard Hakusui Pension Village Caramel Pudding ASO Riders House Take no Kura Sanso Ajidokoro Sakura Charcoal Grill Youki jaya Chafe Bicycle Cafe Murakami Fish Farm Dear Rose Nakamura Farm Emersion B&B Minamiaso Soba Isshinan Organic Rice Farmers‛ Association “ Oashisu “ Aso Kanko Meisui Strawberry Association Yasaka Shrine Kugino Workshop Holiday House Sato no Ne Minamiaso Yaki -kamamoto Ceramic Art workshops Y-Shop Furusawa Asobo no Sato Kugino Tourist Office Minamiaso Village Tourist Association Akaushi no Yakata Ajiwai Kan Atom CVS Hakusui To ASPECTA Hotel Greenpia Minamiaso To ASPECTA Hotel Greenpia Minamiaso Tel.0967-67-2222 竹崎水源 妙見神社の池 白川水源 吉田城御献上汲場 明神池名水公園 池の川水源 小池水源 寺坂水源 湧沢津水源 Minamiaso Kugino Onsen Shiki no Mori Aso Hakusui Ruri Onsen Handmade Udon noodles Aryumon The tomato roll cake is a favorite Y To Tateno To Tateno To Tateno To Nishihara To Takamori To Takamori To Takamori The multi-brand store and Library about a picture book. Shirakawa River
Transcript of M t A To get around, why not go by bicycle, E-bike or...
Aso CafeSosui
Suigenjaya
Charcoal GrillHakusui no Kura
Bike HouseSatou
MyoujinSoba
HakusuiCleaning Center
Ceramics andStained Glass
Atelier Miyoubou
ShirakawaSpring
TakezakiSpring
Ike no KawaSpring
ShioisyaSpring
KawajigoSpring
TerasakaSpring
WakisawatsuSpring
Yoshida CastleSpring
Myoken ShrinePond
Myoujin ike Meisui Park
Oike Spring
MIHARASHIDAI Sta.
Mt.Aso South route
JA
ENEOSTakamiya
Kugino-anSoba
Minamiaso Yume Shizuku Onsen
To Mt.Aso
AubergeMori no Atelier
&Luna Astronomical
Observatory
Minamiaso Fureai Farm
Aso HakusuiRural Art Gallery
Family Mart
LAWSON
Sanroku no YadoJikuuya
PensionHoshi Furu Sato
Hibiki
Pension & Hanare no YadoNonbiri Papa
Kominka B&BDanyoku
HoozukiSoba
SanrokuKitchen
Yatto Mitsuketa!Totteokino Ichigo-batake?
From December to May you can pick your own delicious strawberries
here.
Strawberry farm
MinamiasoEhon no Kuni
IsshingyouCherry Tree
An ancient 400 year old Cherry Tree
Koujo ShiragikuGraveyard
Dr.Fujimoto‛sClinic
You can try your hand at making your own Soba,
under the friendly guidance of the staff.
There are many handmade soba-restaurants in Minamiaso, each with their
particular flavour and specialities.
DengakuOku Aso
Dyeing AtelierYamabudou
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川地後水源
NakamatsuElementary School
JapanesePapermaking Atelier
Beef house
Countryside BakeryGlanz Mut
Hotel Yume Shizuku & So-an
WoodworkingAtelier
NanoHana
Bonjour Provence
ShiawaseMarche
World Class Outdoors Event Stage“ASPECTA”
MINAMIASO RAILWAY
The longest named station in Japan
Mizu no Umareru Sato
Hakusui Kougen Station
NAKAMATSU Sta.
ASO SHIRAKAWA Sta.
Dr.Terasaki‛ sClinic
At the tourist office you can
rent a bicycle with electric assist or an e-scooter to get around.
JizoBodhisattva
ShoukyouTemple
Center for elderly careHibari
Soba Dojo
AD-LIB
Cafe Kurikara &Aso Adventure Kurikara
RyouheiElementary
School
Kugino Jr. high School
Dr.Goto‛s Clinic
Open Sesame
Rose Garden
Fire Station
On a full charge the e-scooter gets around 17km total. To go further than that you can use one of the many charging points scattered around the village, located at cafe‛ s and hot springs.
MinamiasoVillage office
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MinamiasoVillage office-Hakusui-
MinamiasoGuide Club
Hakusui Onsen
AkaushiBeef Udon is a favorite.
MINAMIASOSIRAKAWASUIGEN Sta.
Artwashi kobo Hakusui
Ajisai
The sweet and delicious Home-run
Melon is a Minamiaso favorite, as well as its big brother the Jogai-Home-run.
To get around, why not go by bicycle, E-bike or on foot.
Shirakawa SpringThe most famous of all the water springs in Minamiaso, its enormous 60 tons per minute flow gives birth to the huge and beautiful Shirakawa
River. Surrounded by trees it is truly a magical place with the peaceful sound of flowing water.
Takezaki SpringFlowing quietly in the shadow of a bamboo grove this spring might seem small, but with its 120 tons per minute it alone provides over 3.5 km² of rice fields with water all year round.
Myoken Shrine PondThis beautiful shrine and its natural pond are dedicated to the shinto god of water Myoken.
Yoshida Castle Spring
Myoujin Ike Meisui Park
Ike no Kawa Spring
Oike Spring
Terasaka Spring
Wakisawatsu Spring
Shioisha Spring
Kawajigo Spring
As the name suggests this delicious and fresh water spring used to provide now disappeared Yoshida Castle with all its water needs.
Legend has it that the water sprouting from this pond brings fertility and many offspring, and accordingly it features a shallow playpond where kids can play and watch the koi.
The bottom of this spring’ s natural pond is covered with small “Kabuto” stones and pebbles, which were used in crop and harvest prediction ceremonies since the old days.
This big pond full of life is a favorite amongst children for playing around and is great for enjoying a quiet picnic underneath the many trees.
Named after the nearby temple this spring sprouts right underneath Minami Aso’ s railtrack and is a great meeting place for both locals and tourists.
Looking at the bottom of this spring sand blows up and flutters down again as the water sprouts. Why not relax for a moment underneath the gazebo or let the kids play in the shallow water.
This fairytale like Shinto Shrine holds a mysterious beauty with its deep blue water and large ancient trees. A nice place to walk around and enjoy the silence.
Flowers are always in bloom at this tiny spring, why not enjoy a bit of refreshing water in the shade of the small gazebo?
Katayama Shouou monument
Nearly 300 years ago Minamiaso was plagued with an enormous flood and resulting landslides. This monument is dedicated to a key player in the rebuilding the drainage system and leveling of the destroyed ricefields, mister Katayama Shouou.
Old Signpost built by Kai ArioAbout 150 years ago Kai Ario took it upon himself to build many signposts to show weary travelers the way. Now it‛ s characters have faded but its said to still protect travellers from all corners of the world.
Marked in green are the old tiny backroads used by local farmers, since two tiny cars can only just pass each other on these, thank you for being careful to keep the road clear for them.
Hakusui Iwato FestivalDuring this majestic Shinto festival Japanese flutes and Taiko drums accompany the many dancers.
The walkway leading up to the Shirakawa Spring is also the entrance to the Shirakawa Yoshimi Shrine (no bicycles allowed)Bussankan
Shizen-an
Here you can find plenty of local produce, freshly harvested vegetables, lunchboxes, souvenirs, Shirakawa springwater products, etc.
Follow the riverbank for about 500m for a beautiful view.
A small back road between the ricefields overlooking Mt.Aso‛s five majestic peaks.
Keep following the small irrigation stream.
Local fruits and vegetables can be bought
here at the many unmanned
stands.
The Torokko sightseeing train runs from March until November
on Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays and every day of the
week during Spring Break, Golden Week and Summer Holiday.
Minamiaso Kougen Pension village
Pension HowdyPension Noah
PensionAngelica
TanoueSightseeing Vineyard
HakusuiApple Orchard
HakusuiApple Orchard
HakusuiPension Village
CaramelPudding
ASORiders House
Take no KuraSansoAjidokoro
Sakura
Charcoal GrillYouki jaya
ChafeBicycle Cafe
MurakamiFish Farm
DearRose
Nakamura FarmEmersion B&B
MinamiasoSoba Isshinan
Organic RiceFarmers‛ Association
“Oashisu “
Aso Kanko MeisuiStrawberry Association
Yasaka Shrine
Kugino Workshop
Holiday HouseSato no Ne
Minamiaso Yaki-kamamoto
Ceramic Artworkshops
Y-ShopFurusawa
Asobo no Sato Kugino
Tourist Office
Minamiaso VillageTourist Association
Akaushi no Yakata
Ajiwai KanAtom
CVSHakusui
To ASPECTA Hotel Greenpia Minamiaso
To ASPECTA Hotel Greenpia Minamiaso
Tel.0967-67-2222
竹崎水源
妙見神社の池
白川水源
吉田城御献上汲場
明神池名水公園
池の川水源
小池水源
寺坂水源
湧沢津水源
Minamiaso Kugino OnsenShiki no Mori
Aso HakusuiRuri Onsen
HandmadeUdon noodlesAryumon
The tomato roll cake is a
favorite
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To Tateno
To Tateno
To Tateno
To Nishihara
To Takamori
To Takamori
To Takamori
The multi-brandstore and Library
about a picture book.
Shirakawa River
