Kyushu Nature Trail

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The Kyushu Nature Trail is a long-distance walking trail that connects Kyushu's beautiful nature and rich history into a single path. The section within Saga Prefecture connects peaceful countryside landscapes, green mountains, and shrines and temples with a long history, allowing you to touch Japan's unpretentious, genuine natural kindness with every step. Walking slowly on your own feet comfortably sharpens the five senses, letting you directly feel wild birds' singing, wind rustles, and the breath of the earth. Away from urban speed, while synchronizing with great nature's bio-rhythm, you can experience the ultimate introspective long walk to luxuriously refresh and realign your mind and body.

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【Mt. Kurokami, the Kyushu Nature Trail】Yuuya Egashira attempts an impromptu song at the summit!

【Mt. Kurokami, the Kyushu Nature Trail】Yuuya Egashira attempts an impromptu song at the summit!

Saga Prefecture

Kyushu Nature Trail

Address
Hirosayama Ko, Arita Town, Nishimatsuura District, Saga Prefecture
Website
https://www.asobo-saga.jp/
Operator
Saga Prefectural Tourist Federation

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