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From Kumamoto to Beppu, a railroad stretches straight through the Mt.Aso-caldera and connects East and West. Roads are few, but (foot)paths are going in all directions.
By foot you will discover the nicest places. There are few busservices but not with tight or even frequent scheduels.
Written Oct 13, 2002
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Namino Station is a JR Hohi Line train station located at the highest point (754m above sea level) in Kushu region.
Updated Apr 22, 2007
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Namino Station is a JR Hohi Line train station located at the highest point (754m above sea level) in Kushu region.
Q: We have the project to stay in ASO for 2 days in november and we try to find the"SHUKUBOU ASO" Minshuku near the railway station...
A: Unfortunately there's no English language page for Shukubo Aso. Here's Japanese language page. http://www.aso.ne.jp/syukubou-aso/guide/index.html Tel:...
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Aso region has a dynamic natural beauty of Mt. Aso that is the largest active volcano in Japan and the largest caldera in the world.
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Land of volcanoes around Mount Aso
The region around mount Aso is the largest caldera-crater in our world. Being inside you can barely believe that all this is actually a crater from what once was a huge volcano. The eruption, or...
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Aso is likely the smallest japanese town I have been in. I would bet just a bit over 1 000 persons. Could you imagine that in Japan ? The landscape is impressive, with the large Caldera and the...
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In this new year's holiday, we visited Beppu and Aso mountain. Before going to Aso,we encountered a lot of snow, inspite that this region is located in the south of Japan. For me and my wife, this was...
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