Nakadake Crater, Mount Aso (Currently Closed) | Review by Gina C

I came to Miyazaki and tried Takachiho Beef yakiniku, and it was incredibly delicious! The marbling was evenly distributed, and once grilled, the beef was wonderfully aromatic. The meat was so tender that it practically melted in my mouth with almost no chewing, and it was full of juicy, savory sweetness. Every bite left me wanting more, and I could completely understand the appeal of Takachiho Beef. This wagyu meal was so satisfying. I want to come back next time!!

Ohori Park is right in downtown Fukuoka. I didn't expect such a large green space in such a lively city. The lake in the center, surrounded by trees, creates a very relaxing view. As I walked along the lakeside, occasionally looking at the water and enjoying the breeze, my pace naturally slowed down. There were quite a few people jogging and walking in the park, while others sat by the lake and rested. After walking around the park, I felt it was wonderful to have a green space like this in the city, where you can temporarily set aside your itinerary and enjoy some leisurely time.

Kumamoto's Milk Road is surrounded by endless green grasslands, with the rolling Aso mountain range in the distance beneath a vast blue sky and white clouds. It feels like stepping into a landscape painting.

The road winds through pastures, and you can occasionally see herds of cows leisurely grazing on the grass. There is none of the noise and bustle of the city—just the breeze, mountain scenery, and wide-open views, creating an incredibly relaxing summer experience.