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Shirakawa Spring
조사·집필 Hinato
Photo: ブルーノ・プラス / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0) · original
The Shirakawa river, which runs through the middle of Kumamoto City, starts here — sixty tonnes a minute coming up out of the ground at a constant fourteen degrees in a pool under trees in the Minami-Aso caldera floor. It is one of the hundred famous waters designated by the Environment Ministry.
The water is drinkable straight from the source and people come with containers. There is a small shrine beside it, cedar trees around it and a village of shops selling soba, tofu and coffee made with it. The charge is ¥100, described as an environmental conservation contribution rather than admission. The nearest station on the Minami-Aso Railway is named after the spring and is fifteen minutes' walk away.
기본 정보
영업시간
Daylight hours | Shops keep their own hours
휴무일: Open year-round
입장료
¥100 environmental conservation contribution
베스트 시즌
Year-round | Summer for the cold water
방문 소요 시간
45–60 minutes
가는 방법
교통 정보
인사이더 가이드
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