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დასაწყისი / გალერეა Aso region 阿蘇地域
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Aso illuminated by the moon at midnight.
Aso illuminated by the moon at midnight.
Aso illuminated by the moon at midnight.
Aso in the mid-autumn moonlight.
Aso in the mid-autumn moonlight.
Aso in the mid-autumn moonlight.
Aso in the mid-autumn moonlight.
Aso in the mid-autumn moonlight.
Aso in the mid-autumn moonlight.
Aso in the mid-autumn moonlight.
Aso Nakadake craterAso Nakadake is still an active volcano. When volcanic activity is quiet you can go near that crater. It is a rare place in the world.You can see the activity status from the link below.
Aso Nakadake crater seen from the ropeway platform.Aso Nakadake is still an active volcano. When volcanic activity is quiet you can go near that crater. It is a rare place in the world.
You can see the activity status from the link below.
Aso Ropeway platformThere is no prospect of recovery after the Kumamoto earthquake.
ASO ShrineAso Shrine is an ancient shrine with a history of more than 2000 years, including Takeiwa tatsumino-mikoto, the grandson of Emperor Jinmu, and 12 family gods. Since ancient times, it has been admired as the best shrine in Higo, combining with the volcanic belief of Mt. Aso crater.
Due to the Kumamoto earthquake, the tower and main shrine collapsed, and restoration work is now underway.
ASO ShrineAso Shrine is an ancient shrine with a history of more than 2000 years, including Takeiwa tatsumino-mikoto, the grandson of Emperor Jinmu, and 12 family gods. Since ancient times, it has been admired as the best shrine in Higo, combining with the volcanic belief of Mt. Aso crater.
Due to the Kumamoto earthquake, the tower and main shrine collapsed, and restoration work is now underway.