Disaster Recovery Course
Distance:36.54km
This course takes you around the northern part of the city, including Fukae Town, which has successfully recovered from the Mt. Unzen disaster!
Spots along this route
1.Landslide Disaster House Preservation Park
This park is a preservation and exhibition site of houses that were damaged by mudslides that occurred from August 8th to 14th, 1992.
You can see a t…
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2.Futsu Community Hall Seiki no Izumi
This social-exchange facility holds events and gatherings and welcomes both locals and visitors alike.
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3.Arie Collegio Hall
Located in the heart of Minamishimabara City, this free space can accommodate a variety of events, such as plays and concerts, serving as the cultural…
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4.Ayugaeri Falls
According to a legend, this waterfall was so beautiful that it caused the late Edo-period artist Kushiro Unzen to lose his confidence and give up on p…
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5.Tawaraishi Lookout
This scenic spot towers over the city of Minamishimabara and offers stunning views of the neighboring Amakusa archipelago.
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6.Onokoba Mudslide Prevention Mirai Museum
The Onokoba Mudslide Prevention Mirai Museum is located next to the former building of Onokoba Elementary School, which was destroyed by a massive pyr…
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7.Roadside Station Himawari
Located at the gateway to Minamishimabara City, this roadside station offers a scenic view of of Japanʼs newest mountain, Mt. Heisei Shinzan, in all …