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-Tour Overview-

This tour around the northern part of Kumamoto Prefecture will take you to a shrine that is said to be the most powerful power spot in the universe. After visiting the shrine, enjoy a free stroll along the Buzen Kaido road in Yamaga, where the old townscape from the Edo period remains. We will also take you to "Cocco Farm," famous for its premium eggs laid by purebred domestic chickens, and the sightseeing farm "Kichiji-en."

-Schedule-

Kumamoto Station Shinkansen Exit (8:00 departure) == Sakuramachi Bus Terminal (8:30 departure) == Visit to Shinryu Hachidairyuo Shrine (9:40/10:20) == Yamaga Onsen Buzen Kaido Free Stroll (11:00/13:30) <Lunch on Your Own> == Cocco Farm (14:10/15:10) == Kichijien Sightseeing Farm (16:00/16:50) [All-you-can-eat strawberries for 40 minutes] == Sakuramachi Bus Terminal (Scheduled arrival 17:30) == Kumamoto Station Shinkansen Exit (Scheduled arrival 18:00)

-Tourist Spot Introduction-

[Shinryu Hachidairyuo Shrine]

This seemingly simple torii gate leads to a shrine dedicated to a deity said to possess the most powerful energy in the universe. Passing through the torii, you’ll descend steps flanked by towering bamboo groves. It is said that a male dragon and a female dragon once lived in the river flowing by the shrine. Behind the shrine stands the "Married Couple Cedar," which is believed to bless visitors with health and good relationships, making this shrine the ultimate power spot. Come and experience this mystical space for yourself!
※ This tour does not include a stop at the Kikuchi Tourism and Product Center, where you can purchase the "Fukuhebi no Hakama."

[Yamaga Onsen Buzen Kaido]

Yamaga is a hot spring town located in the Kikuchi River basin that flows through Kikuchi, the rice-producing region of Kumamoto.
Yamaga has flourished as a place where rice is gathered since ancient times, and the benefits of this continue to this day, such as rice koji and rice cracker factories that use rice.
During the Edo period, Buzen Kaido was a bustling route connecting Kumamoto and Fukuoka on the way to Edo, the center of Japan.
Even today, kabuki performances are held periodically at Yachiyoza.
You can relax in the hot springs or stroll along the Buzen Kaido road and discover new charms of Kyushu.

[Cocco Farm]

This is a well-known fresh egg direct sales spot among Kumamoto residents. It raises approximately 80,000 purebred domestic chickens called "Momiji." In addition to selling eggs, they also offer egg-based sweets such as egg-flavored soft serve and cream puffs.

[Sightseeing Farm Kichijien]

If you want to enjoy fruit picking in Kumamoto, this is the place to go!
Enjoy all-you-can-eat strawberries.

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