Tsujunkyo Bridge 通潤橋 – Yamato Kumamoto’s unique aqueduct Tsujunkyo Bridge is one of Kumamoto’s lesser known treasures. Built in 1854 it is not only Japan’s largest stone aqueduct but also it’s most unusual due to it’s dramatic water release designed to remove silt from the water channels. On certain days it’s also possible to walk […]
Explore Kumamoto uses Higo Ozu Station as a convenient pick up point for tours to Aso, Kurokawa, and Takachiho. Doing so saves valuable time as driving through Kumamoto City center adds on a lot of journey time to the tour. There is a frequent train service from Kumamoto City to Higo Ozu, journey times are between 30 and 40 mins and costs 460 yen one
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