Sights in Kuma, Kumamoto
Kuma · Kumamoto · 7 places
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Oninokuchi Rice Terraces

Selected among Japan's 100 rice terraces: 68 steps over 100 m, with regular early-Edo stone walls along the Imo River.
Kyusendo Cave

About 4800 m limestone cave, second longest in western Japan; columns and stalagmites still grow after 300 million years.
Uguchi Kannon Hall

Fifth stop on the Sagara 33 Kannon pilgrimage, said to bring sound health and freedom from illness.
Matsudani Rice Terrace Observatory

Observatory over fan-shaped irregular rice terraces at 150-250 meters, dotted with huge stones and cedars, changing with the seasons.
Maidoko Great Cherry Tree

A lone 15m mountain cherry in cedar woods, trunk over 3m, about 300 years old, night-lit, sometimes heart-shaped.
Konose Sumiyoshi Shrine

Right-bank Kuma River shrine for navigation and traffic safety, once revered by lords and boatmen.
Hashizume Bridge

Stone arch bridge over Imo River, a Kuma River tributary, completed in 1955 and still used.