Mount Ojo
A 1,238 meters tall peak in the mountainous region of Aso, Mount Ojo is also known as Ojo-dake.
Aso Jinja in Aso City is the head shrine of the 450 or so Aso Shrines located around Japan.
A 1,238 meters tall peak in the mountainous region of Aso, Mount Ojo is also known as Ojo-dake.
A large active volcano with one of the world's largest calderas, this mountain is popular with hikers and outdoors enthusiasts. Mount Aso last erupted in 2015 a
Laputa's Road, or Laputa-no-Michi, offers a beautiful view of Mount Aso and its surroundings. The road is named after the Ghibli movie "Castle in the Sky".
The highly spiritual atmosphere surrounding this Shinto shrine is one of the reasons why it is a well-known power spot. The large rock found in Kamishikimi Kuma
Takefue is an onsen ryokan (traditional hot spring inn) in Aso, Kumamoto.
Famous hot spring resort town surrounded by nature, with both outdoor baths and traditional Ryokan hotels.
Set in Aso, 8 km from Mount Aso, Tsuruya features a restaurant and free WiFi. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site. The
At the picturesque Aso no Shiki, guests can unwind in 3 different outdoor private-use bedrock baths, and 1 indoor one. The property offers Japanese accommodatio
Guest House Makotoge offers accommodation in Aso. Free WiFi is featured and free private parking is available on site. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels
Only a 3-minute walk from JR Aso Train Station, Aso Base Backpackers offers affordable accommodation with free Wi-Fi. Guests can rent bicycles to tour the area
Guest House Asora offers free Wi-Fi, rental bicycles and beds in Western and Japanese-style rooms. It also features a garden, a free-use kitchen and a coin-oper
A 15-minute walk from JR Aso Train Station, Aso Villa Park Hotel features accommodations with a flat-screen TV. Guests can soak in the indoor and outdoor public
Aoi Aso Jinja Shrine, also called Aoi-san, is a national treasure that was built in 806.
Inari Jinja Sugamo Otori Jinja, located near Sugamo Station, is a small shrine nestled between two houses. It holds various seasonal festivals such as Tori no I
Shiogama Jinja Shrine in Miyagi is the head shrine of all Shiogama Jinja Shrines in the country.
Hokoku Jinja Shrine, also called Toyokuni Jinja Shrine, is the biggest building of the island with its "Hall of 1000 mats", or "Senjokaku".
Takemikumari Jinja Shrine, commonly known as Suibun Jinja Shrine, has strong ties with historical figures such as Oda Nobunaga, Emperor Godaigo and Lord Kusunok
Motoise Kono Jinja Shrine is part of Motoise Shrine, which has strong ties with Ise Grand Shrine.