Hitoyoshi Information Center

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You experience Japanese tradition at Hitoyoshi. Yukata, tea ceremony (powdered green tea), shrine and Japanese card. high school students will guide you.

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Right next to the train station, here is the place to get most important information about Hitoyoshi, map and places to visit. They also made reservation of river cruise, and a short cut to get Aoiado...

Tourist information center in JR Hitoyoshi station

Original Text

A tourist information center on the station premises of JR Hitoyoshi Station. Due to the flood damage a few years ago, the section between Yatsushiro Station on the Hisatsu Line and Yoshimatsu Station was closed, and JR is not moving. In the past, it was a lively station with SL and ekiben for standing sale. Hitoyoshi has many tourist attractions, including Hitoyoshi Castle and Hitoyoshi Onsen. Here, I received a map and pamphlet of Hitoyoshi and went to Hitoyoshi sightseeing.

The profit was quiet, but the information center was doing it.

Original Text

　３ The flood caused by the flooding of the Kuma River a year ago also caused great damage to the railway lines around here. The Hitoyoshi City Tourist Information Center was located on the premises of Hitoyoshi Station. The station itself seemed to be open, but the train may not have been open yet. The station was quiet and few people passed in front of the station. However, this information center is open and I received a map of Hitoyoshi's city walk.

I should have come first.

Original Text

　On that day, we rented a car near Kagoshima Airport and came to Hitoyoshi, so Hitoyoshi sightseeing walked from the south side to the north side. Therefore, I started from the ruins of Hitoyoshi Castle, which is a tourist point on the south side, and finally came around Hitoyoshi Station. It was the last time I went sightseeing in Hitoyoshi that I found the Hitoyoshi City Tourist Information Center inside the station. I got a map of Hitoyoshi's city walk here, but the world took it home without using it for sightseeing. The map you received is ...