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Sights in Oguni, Kumamoto
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Amida Cedar
Kumamoto's largest cedar, over 1,300 years old and designated a national natural monument.
Shimojo Great Ginkgo
The prefecture's largest ginkgo, over 1,000 years old, a national natural monument lit up in autumn.
Keyaki Spring
Spring near Oguni Ryo Shrine, welling from the roots of a zelkova said to be 1,000 years old.
Oguni Ryo Shrine
Shrine enshrining two deities who pioneered Oguni. July Gion Festival and a 250-year-old autumn festival with a procession.
Kitasato Shibasaburo Memorial Museum
Museum at Kitasato Shibasaburo's birthplace, preserving part of his birth home, a visiting residence, guest house, and library.
Ichii no Mori Art Museum
Art museum in an oak forest, in a striking 50-meter single-story building founded by Fukuoka painter Yoshimura Ikuo.
Sakamoto Zenzo Art Museum
Museum in Oguni displaying works of abstract painter Sakamoto Zenzo, grand prize winner at a Paris print exhibition.
Nabegataki Falls Park
Popular falls about 10 meters high and 20 meters wide, formed by Aso's eruption about 90,000 years ago.
Shimojo Falls
Falls 28 meters high and 10 meters wide near the nationally designated Shimojo giant ginkgo, with a trail above.
Kagami Pond
Clear spring along the approach to Oguni Ryo Shrine, welling from the roots of a large zelkova.