香港六合彩即时开奖

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Takachiho Gorge

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Takachiho's magnificent gorge, with its waterfall, overhanging rocks and sheer walls, was formed over 120,000 years ago by a double volcanic eruption. There's a 1km-long nature trail above the gorge. Alternatively, view it up close from a row boat, though during high season it can be as busy as rush hour. For a different perspective, try the open-topped tourist train.


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1. Takachiho-jinja

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About 10 minutes' walk from the bus centre, Takachiho-jinja is dramatically set in a grove of cryptomeria pines, including one that's over 800 years old鈥

2. Ama-no-Iwato-jinja

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3. Kamishikimi-Kumanoimasu-jinja

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4. Naka-dake Crater

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5. Sensui Gorge

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6. Aso Volcano Museum

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7. Aso-jinja

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