http://www.oshitoishi.com/

In February 1989, the Minamioguni Town Board of Education found that there was a mysterious line engraving pattern on this megalith, and then the megaliths in the summit area were nine groups of artificially placed stones. This was confirmed by Prof. Lyle Bolst at State University of New York. after that. It was certified as a prehistoric megalithic cultural site by international academic societies such as the UNESCO Rock Art Society, the American and Canadian Rock Arts Society, and the Japan Petrograph Society.

http://www.oshitoishi.com/

In February 1989, the Minamioguni Town Board of Education found that there was a mysterious line engraving pattern on this megalith, and then the megaliths in the summit area were nine groups of artificially placed stones. This was confirmed by Prof. Lyle Bolst at State University of New York. after that. It was certified as a prehistoric megalithic cultural site by international academic societies such as the UNESCO Rock Art Society, the American and Canadian Rock Arts Society, and the Japan Petrograph Society.

http://www.oshitoishi.com/ 

In February 1989, the Minamioguni Town Board of Education found that there was a mysterious line engraving pattern on this megalith, and then the megaliths in the summit area were nine groups of artificially placed stones. This was confirmed by Prof. Lyle Bolst at State University of New York. after that. It was certified as a prehistoric megalithic cultural site by international academic societies such as the UNESCO Rock Art Society, the American and Canadian Rock Arts Society, and the Japan Petrograph Society.

http://www.oshitoishi.com/

In February 1989, the Minamioguni Town Board of Education found that there was a mysterious line engraving pattern on this megalith, and then the megaliths in the summit area were nine groups of artificially placed stones. This was confirmed by Prof. Lyle Bolst at State University of New York. after that. It was certified as a prehistoric megalithic cultural site by international academic societies such as the UNESCO Rock Art Society, the American and Canadian Rock Arts Society, and the Japan Petrograph Society.

Mazeno Republic Konose Family Campsite

https://kumamoto.guide/spots/detail/11916

http://www.minamioguni.com/kanko/210

It came to be called a couple waterfall because the two big and small streams fall together. From the village in Ogawa, you can see the beautiful figure over the rice terraces. You have to walk a little to get to the waterfall.

This zelkova in the precincts of Takenokuma sugawara shrine is said to be about 1000 years old and is a large zelkova with a circumference of 18m and a height of 32m. (Showa 10 country designated natural monument)

https://kumamoto.guide/spots/detail/11903

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS6tchWzPGE

A hot spring town spreads along the Manganji River. There are three lodging facilities. There are 3 public baths. Manganji Onsenkan, an open-air bath (kawayu) along the river, and a hot spring located 100m upstream of this river. Kamiyu became a men-only bath when the Manganji Onsenkan was rebuilt.