• Mt. Aso Nakadake Crater - Situated in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, the central crater of Mount Aso is an active volcano celebrated for its dynamic fumaroles and breathtaking views, forming the core of the Aso volcanic complex. Visitors have the opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring eruptions, the exposed volcanic rock formations, and the crater lake, which is colored emerald green by volcanic gases. However, due to volcanic activity, access may be restricted, so it is crucial to check the latest updates beforehand and comply with mountain access restrictions when volcanic gas levels are unsafe or volcanic activity is heightened.
• Kusasenrigahama - Kusasenri Beach (Kusasenri-ga-hama) or Kusasenri (Kusasenri) is a vast grassland spanning 785,000 square meters, located in Aso City and Minamiaso Village, Aso District, Kumamoto Prefecture. It stands as one of Aso’s most iconic tourist attractions. In March 2013, it was recognized as a National Scenic Spot and Natural Monument (Yonezuka and Kusasenri-ga-hama), with a designated area of 1,258,508 square meters.
• Takachiho Gorge - Located in Miyazaki Prefecture, Takachiho Gorge is a V-shaped canyon carved by the Gokase River through pyroclastic flows from Mount Aso’s volcanic activity. It is acknowledged as a national scenic spot and natural monument. The gorge is renowned for its impressive columnar jointed cliffs, towering approximately 80 to 100 meters high and extending for about 7 kilometers. Among these, the “Mana-i Waterfall,” recognized as one of Japan’s Hundred Famous Waterfalls, is a prominent symbol of the area. Visitors can experience the exhilarating view of the waterfall up close from a rental boat or enjoy the vibrant greenery and autumn colors from the walking paths. The gorge is also famed as a mystical site linked to mythology.

• Round-trip transport from LAWSON Hakata
• Multilingual guide (English/Japanese/Chinese)

• Lunch
• Admission fees

Discover Kyushu’s top three natural marvels in a single day—experience the Aso crater up close, wander through the expansive Kusasenri grasslands, and take a boat trip through the stunning Takachiho Gorge, featuring basalt cliffs and waterfalls (with an optional boat tour available).

Departures occur daily from Hakata Station, with groups of four setting off each day. English-speaking guides will accompany you, and a dedicated shuttle service is provided throughout the journey. Enjoy a complimentary limited-edition Mount Aso milk. Immerse yourself in Kyushu’s geological wonders and enchanting landscapes.

The itinerary highlights include numerous stops at the volcano and canyon. Optional boat tours are available (refunds provided if services are suspended due to water levels). During peak season, if the volcano is inaccessible, a visit to Kamishiro-mi Kumanoza Shrine will be arranged to ensure a fulfilling itinerary.

• If fewer than 14 people sign up on the day, no guide service will be provided
• Takachiho Gorge Boat Ticket require to purchase on site (optional)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.