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Overview
Mount Aso is the heart of Kyushu, located in the middle of Kyushu, the western island nation of Japan. The volcano is still active. It is a very popular place in Kyushu from spring to autumn, which is said it can ease daily life's stress.
Highlights
Description
Mt. Aso is an active volcano, and the area is a national park.
If the volcano is not erupting, we can take our bus to the crater.
There are also optional activities in the vicinity.
You don't have to navigate your way using public transportation.
We are very familiar with the area and our private bus will help you save time and visit many places.
From (or to) Fukuoka Japan, our private chartered bus will support your journey.
Mount Aso is the heart of Kyushu, located in the middle of Kyushu, the western island nation of Japan.
The volcano is still active. It is a very popular place in Kyushu from spring to autumn, which is said it can ease daily life's stress.
Accessible from Fukuoka, it is ideal for outdoor groups as well.
What's included
Itinerary
A driver or guide will be waiting for you with your name board at your designated location and time.
Please note that if you are not present even after 1 hour or more at the specified place and time, the service will be cancelled for the day.
If you want to change the location or time, please make sure to contact us through this site.
"Grazing lands and volcanic activity"
This gorgeous must-see geosite includes a rain fed pool and a 785,000-square-meter grassland growing inside an inactive crater in the foothills of Mt. Eboshi. It's a perfect place to stop for a stroll alongside the cows and horses that graze peacefully as Mt. Nakadake sends up smoke in the distance. Horse rides through the grasslands are another popular activity. The Aso Volcano Museum sits just adjacent to Kusasenri-ga-hama. With a large collection of materials related to the volcano, the museum is an excellent place to deepen your understanding of the region's history. Displays include large dioramas showing the process of Aso Volcano's formation as well as exhibits on volcanos around the world. The museum is also the only place to view real-time footage of Nakadake Crater taken with a recently-installed camera system.
2 hours • Admission Ticket Free
"Nakadake Geosite"
Sense the activity of the earth through and active volcano. After Aso Caldera was formed, a number of volcanos – most of them stratovolcanos – rose inside it, comprising the central cone group. In contrast to the desolate scenery immediately surrounding the crater, an enchanting landscape of meadows and plantation forests covers the volcano's slopes and foothills. Mt. Nakadake stands in the approximate center of the central cone group. One of the few volcanos in the world where observers can peer directly inside the crater, the mountain attracts a constant stream of tourists. The compound crater is aligned approximately north to south, measuring 900 m in that direction and 400 m east to west. Ancient documents and observations over the past 100 years reveal that volcanic activity shifts over time between seven craters arranged in a line. In the late 1800s the first crater was active, while from 1923 to 1930 the fourth was.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Not Included
Kumamoto Castle
"Beautiful reconstruction of the original castle"
Kumamoto Castle (熊本城, Kumamotojō) is one of the most impressive castles in Japan. With large castle grounds and a variety of buildings, Kumamoto Castle offers its visitors one of the most complete castle experiences in Japan. Only a few structures have survived the centuries since the castle's construction in 1607 intact. The castle keep and most other buildings are modern reconstructions, but the reconstructions are mostly of a high quality and new buildings are continually being added. With about 800 cherry trees, the castle becomes a popular cherry blossom spot usually in late March and early April.
1 hour • Admission Ticket Free
[Dinner transportation not included]
The tour does not include waiting until after the dinner and dropping off at your hotel. However, if you are earlier than scheduled on the day, our driver may be able to take you to the dinner place, depending on the time.
*You will have to pay on-site, but if you are arranging a taxi to pick you up, an interpreter-guide may be able to assist you.
Please understand the above contract terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Day Trip Charter Bus Tour to Great nature Mt.Aso from Fukuoka duration is 10 hours, 15 minutes.
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