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Things to do in Minamioguni, Kumamoto
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Nonohana Inn
Secluded Okukurokawa mountain inn with six detached rooms, unique baths, one barrier-free, and outdoor, stone, and barrel onsen.
Kurokawa Onsen
Popular onsen village at 700 meters, treating 30 inns and the mountain landscape as one inn, with seven spring types.
Yamadori no Mori Auto Campground
Nature-rich campground with summer pool, bungalows, fishing pond, and harvest farm. On-site natural onsen free for campers.
Manganji Onsen
Quiet onsen along the Manganji River in Minamioguni, with an open concrete communal bath in the river.
Detached Inn Yamazaki
Small inn at secluded Oda Onsen with eight sukiya-style detached rooms and 24-hour hot springs.
Sato no Yu Waraku
Hidden adults' inn in Oku-Kurokawa; all detached rooms for two have semi-open-air hot springs.
Yuyu Higurashi
Homey inn in vast nature, serving grilled ayu and yamame, with private baths and a dog bath.
Backpackers Sanko
Budget pension at 700-year-old Manganji Onsen, ten minutes by car from Kurokawa Onsen.
Oda Onsen Shiki no Sato Hanamura
All-detached Oda Onsen inn in a quiet village; every room has a free-flowing indoor bath.
Headwaters Inn Hoyamatei
All-detached inn at uppermost Kurokawa Onsen; the Chikugo River source flows beside every room.
Yoshiwara Gonbee Village
2.5-hectare hillside site with a pony ranch, farm, bungalows, and camping with BBQ rental.
Aso Ogi Onsen Ogiso
Solitary inn in a remote village overlooking Aso mountains, with free-flowing hot springs.
Ko no Yu
All nine detached rooms have free-flowing open-air baths on high ground in Kurokawa Onsen.
Inn Genka
Central Kurokawa Onsen inn with four rooms and five private baths usable any number of times.
Iyashi no Sato Kiyashiki
The only hilltop view inn in the Kurokawa Onsen valley, with local Oguni cedar rooms and free-flowing spring baths.
Yamashinobu Quiet Forest Inn
Quiet onsen inn with only twelve rooms, seven baths open around the clock, and local Minami-Oguni cuisine.
Kusataroan Soba Restaurant
Japanese onsen ryokan with five private free-flowing baths open to day visitors and owner-made Aso soba.
Yukyo no Hibiki Yusai
Kurokawa Onsen inn known for its observatory, Japanese-modern rooms, and creative dishes from local seasonal ingredients.
Kurokawa Onsen Yume Rindo / Annex Hanadomari
Wooden Kurokawa Onsen ryokan marking 50 years, with private baths, open-air bath, and sulfate spring.
Fujiya
Japanese-modern onsen inn in central Kurokawa Onsen with eight unique rooms, separate baths, and two family baths.
Kurokawaso
Quiet streamside inn among green mountains in Kurokawa Onsen, with a Byobu Rock outdoor bath and family bath.
Takebue
Onsen inn with 12 rooms scattered through about 5,000 tsubo of bamboo forest, each with free-flowing private-source baths.
Shirakawa Onsen Hanashoan
Quiet nine-room hideaway in northern Aso with free-flowing source baths and creative local cuisine.
Yoshiwara Iwato Kagura
National intangible folk cultural property performed on September 20 at Yoshiwara Daijingu festival to pray for harvest.
Chaya no Hara Campground
Free-site campground overlooking Aso's five peaks, the Kuju range, and Senomoto Plateau amid pastures with grazing cattle and horses.
Senomoto Campground
Campground at 900 meters with the Aso Five Peaks behind it. Among Kyushu's largest, with lawn sites for 100 groups.
Gondo Charolais Auto Campground
Campground at 900 meters on Otaniyama Plateau with off-road courses, overlooking the Aso Five Peaks and Kuju range.
Mazeno Republic Konose Family Campground
Gorge campground with a river, auto and free sites, cottages, bungalows, rentals, and showers.
Kurokawa Onsen Bath Pass
One pass for three of 25 inns' outdoor baths; one stop may be food or souvenirs. Made of Oguni cedar.
Kurokawa Onsen Yuakari
December to late March event placing bamboo lanterns in the river through Kurokawa Onsen, begun to manage abandoned bamboo.
Seiryu no Mori
Eighty-hectare park five minutes by car from Kurokawa Onsen, with eight zones, rare plants, birds, walks, and forest bathing.
Ryukeien
Inn at Tanohara Onsen offering free-flowing baths, private baths, and seasonal country-style meals in your room.
Historic Inn Okyakuya
Kurokawa Onsen's oldest inn, formerly an official lodging of the Higo Hosokawa domain, with free-flowing baths.
Yamamizuki
Inn with top hospitality, nature-rich open-air baths, private, stone and cypress baths, and popular local cuisine.
Noshiyu Inn
Central Kurokawa Onsen inn with 11 unique rooms, seasonal creative kaiseki, and a grand open-air bath.
Fujinoya Hanarekaze
Fourth Fuji Resort inn by the Oda River, with ten rooms, open-air baths, and Kumamoto kaiseki.
Kuju-Waita Observation Park
Park between Daikanbo and Oguni with seasonal flowers and a small ranch where visitors can meet animals.
Manganji Onsen Kawayu
River bath in Minamioguni, famous as Japan's most courage-requiring bath; alkaline simple spring.