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Prominent peaks on Kyushu Island
Mt. Kuju, the highest peak on Kyushu Island, is adorned with beautiful summits yet distinguished by its observatories. Along its trails, you can take in breathtaking vistas of Mt. Aso, Mt. Sobo, Mt. Katamuki, Mt. Yufu, and even Mt. Unzen beyond the Ariake Sea.
Mt. Aso and its great crater must be one of the most impressive vistas in Japan. Its 5 peaks (Neko, Taka, Naka, Eboshi, Kijima) are likened to laying Budda and worshipped by the people in the region.
Mt. Sobo and Mt. Katamuki lie on the border between Oita and Miyazaki, undiscovered by international tourist due to the difficult access.
Mt. Kuju offers the finest vantage point to take in the breathtaking landscapes of these mountains.
Mt. Sobo and Mt. Katamuki lie on the border between Oita and Miyazaki, undiscovered by international tourist due to the difficult access.
Mt. Kuju offers the finest vantage point to take in the breathtaking landscapes of these mountains.
For international travelers, the most practical way to reach the Kuju area is by rental car from Fukuoka Airport or Kumamoto Airport. The Yamanami Highway, the main route to Kuju, is famous for its stunning scenery along the way.
Within countless onsen inns there, finding the perfect one for you can be a challenge. So, I would share my secret—Sujiyu Onsen in Kuju town. Renowned for its waterfall shower, its therapeutic benefits are especially rewarding after an extended hike.
Within countless onsen inns there, finding the perfect one for you can be a challenge. So, I would share my secret—Sujiyu Onsen in Kuju town. Renowned for its waterfall shower, its therapeutic benefits are especially rewarding after an extended hike.
