Join our exclusive tour from Fukuoka to explore Kamiishikimi Kumanoza Shrine, Amano Iwato Shrine, and Takachiho Gorge. Discover Japan’s cultural and natural treasures.
- LAWSON Oriental Hotel Fukuoka Store - Travelers heading from the LAWSON Oriental Hotel Fukuoka to Kamishikimi Kumanoza Shrine will first pass through the bustling cityscape of Fukuoka, characterized by modern buildings, busy streets, and city parks. The urban area, the scenery shifts to suburban neighborhoods with residential areas and local shops. Further along, the surroundings become more rural, featuring picturesque fields, forests, and rolling hills. As the journey continues towards Aso, travelers will begin to see mountainous terrain with volcanic landscapes and lush greenery typical of the Kumamoto Prefecture region. The visitors finally arrive at the shrine, where the tranquil and scenic environment, including the lantern-lined path leading to the shrine, awaits.
- Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine - At Kamiishikimi Kumanoza Shrine, visitors can stroll along a picturesque path illuminated by nearly 100 lanterns, creating a magical atmosphere. The shrine features Kuroto Rock, which symbolizes overcoming obstacles, and the sacred Nagi tree, known for its blessings related to marriage and career success.
- Amanoiwato Shrine - Amano Iwato Shrine is known for its tradition of piling stones on the Amano River to make wishes, resulting in numerous stone towers around the area. Dedicated to the god Amano Iwato, the shrine is revered for its healing powers and its ability to enhance fortune. Traditional blessing ceremonies also add to its spiritual significance.
- Amanoyasukawara Shrine - Amanoyasukawara is a scenic site in Takachiho, Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan. The area features a dramatic rock formation surrounded by lush greenery and a tranquil river. It holds spiritual significance in Japanese mythology, linked to the sun goddess Amaterasu. The rock is believed to represent the divine realm and is a popular spot for its serene beauty and peaceful ambiance, making it ideal for reflection and photography.
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Takachiho Gorge - Takachiho Gorge is a breathtaking valley formed by the ancient eruption of Mount Aso, characterized by its steep cliffs and the impressive 17-meter-high Manai Falls. The gorge features three scenic bridges and is known for the stone prayer towers built by visitors, which contribute to its cultural and spiritual allure.
Takachiho Gorge is a stunning valley formed by the eruption of Mount Aso, known for its dramatic cliffs and natural beauty. One of its highlights is Manai Falls, a powerful 17-meter-high waterfall recognized as one of Japan’s top 100 waterfalls. The area also features the Kihachi Power Stone, a large rock steeped in local legend. Visitors can experience three different eras at the Takachiho Sandan Bridge, where three bridges—Shinbashi, Showa, and Shinto Takachiho—span the gorge, each representing a different period. Additionally, the Sennin no Byobu Rock, a majestic 70-meter-high rock wall, resembles a traditional screen and adds to the gorge’s breathtaking scenery.
- Chinese-speaking guide
- English-speaking guide
- Japanese-speaking guide
- Meals and beverages
- Other personal expenses
Join our exclusive tour for an unforgettable adventure! Start at Kamiishikimi Kumanoza Shrine, where you’ll walk a magical path lined with nearly 100 lanterns, discover the legendary Kuroto Rock, and seek blessings from the sacred Nagi tree.
Next, delve into the mystique of Amano Iwato Shrine, dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu. Experience the tradition of piling stones to make wishes and participate in traditional blessing ceremonies.
Finally, explore the breathtaking Takachiho Gorge with its stunning Manai Waterfall, scenic walking trail, historic bridges, and the majestic Sennin-no-Byoubo Rock.
Our tour features personalized experiences, luxurious amenities, and immersive activities, ensuring a memorable journey through Japan’s cultural and natural treasures. Book now for a unique and enriching adventure!
- Some attractions might need to skipped because of capacity or weather conditions
- Latecomers or no-shows can’t be refunded
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
