JAPAN–Takamori

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DSCF0812Takamori is a small town in Aso district, Kumamoto Prefecture. You can opt to drop by here before you visit the famous Mount Aso.


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DSCF0765At a high lookout point to enjoy the scenery.


PB050031On the way to the ferry terminal.


DSCF0767Board a ferry from Shimabara Port, Nagasaki to Kumamoto Port.


DSCF0768Ferry terminal building.


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DSCF0773Mt. Unzen in the background. Mt. Unzen is still an active volcano group.


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DSCF0775Bought some snacks to feed the sea gulls.


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DSCF0787The sea gulls kept flying by the ferry, hoping to get more food.


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DSCF0777Window seat to enjoy the sea view.


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DSCF0792You can get some light refreshment at the snack shop in the ferry.


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PB050049This was a local restaurant we stopped by for lunch that day.


PB050043Tatami seats.


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PB050046Yummy, yummy! We have both rice and udon as lunch.


DSCF0798The sashimi. Sorry, I don’t eat raw meat.


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DSCF0802Many colourful bento display to attract customers.


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DSCF0807Beautiful countryside landscape on the way to Takamori.


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PB050055Takamori Yousui Tunnel Park.


DSCF0814The National Railway was constructing a railway here and they found a water resource under the ground while digging a tunnel. So they made it into a park.


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DSCF0813The entrance of the tunnel. “Yousui” means clean spring water.


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DSCF0818Special water feature in the tunnel where the water drops like a string of pearl.


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DSCF0826This is where the tunnel ends.


DSCF0830Takamori Tanabata Festival is held inside this tunnel every year. Colourful lanterns are displayed inside the tunnel.


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DSCF0842The spring water is so clear that it reflects everything like a mirror.


DSCF0843Next posting will be on the largest volcano in Japan, Mount Aso.


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