3-day tour of Kitakyushu, Mojiko, Beppu, Aso and Kumamoto route

: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : You can also take a helicopter to see the volcano in Asu, which costs about 250 yuan; Asu Boy is available on holidays and is very suitable for parents with children. The design is quite cute. 💙Attractions: Only one crater is open, and it is emitting hot steam; we also went to Sand Thousand Miles, and the hike was not difficult. It was not the most beautiful season when I went to Kusasenri. It was like an alpine ranch. There were restaurants near the museum, and there was a Lawson in front of Aso Station where you could buy some supplies. Overall 3 hours in Aso was more than enough for me. There is a Luffy statue in front of Aso Station; there is a hot spring for footbathing; 🍜Food review: Ryu no Ya Ramen is delicious and cheap, there are many delicious ramen in Kumamoto - ③: Kumamoto Day Tour: Sakura no Baba-Kato Shrine-Castle Tower-Kumamoto Minister's Office-Suizenji Jojuen-Fukuoka 🚄Transportation: Kitakyushu JR Pass 3 days, Kumamoto-Fukuoka Shinkansen; Kumamoto Tram One-Day Ticket, 500 yen 📒Other notes: There is actually nothing fun in Kumamoto City. I originally planned to go to Amakusa to see dolphins, but when I arrived at Sankaku Station, I was told that the boat was cancelled due to strong winds and waves. I wasted a whole morning going back and forth to Triangle, and spent half a day touring the city. If I had gone to Amakusa, I could have spent another day there. I can find reservation information by searching for Amakusa Dolphin. There are trams and buses in Kumamoto City. The two tram lines are very retro and the coupons are very cost-effective, and they can basically go to all places. 💙Attractions: Kumamoto Castle collapsed due to an earthquake and is still under repair. The castle tower is a calm black color, which makes it look more solemn. You can check the reception hours of Minister Kumamon’s office on the official website and reserve a seat in advance because there are so many people. 🍜Food review: Katretsu-tei - Michelin-rated pork cutlet. You have to queue up at 2pm. The pork cutlet is very crispy. I have also eaten Michelin-rated pork cutlet. Horse meat is a specialty of Kumamoto, but I didn’t dare to try it.