Oshitoishi Hill

Exhilarating panoramic view from the top of a hill

You can enjoy truly 360 degrees panoramic view there. When it is fine, incredibly great view looking Mt Aso and Mt Kuju in the distance. This spot is also known as "power spot" since there are some Su...

The autumn leaves around are beautiful.

Original Text

Several large stones are rolling on a hill with a vast plateau. Sumerian letters? Mirror stones engraved with stones, altar stones, magnetic oshido stones, scissors stones, etc. You can see the surroundings 360 degrees, and the vast land that spreads around you is beautiful. You can see Aso's mountain 々 in the distance. It costs 200 yen per person as an environmental maintenance cost, but it is a very nice place to see. It seems that it became the location of the giant of the advance.

Great landscape and power spots

Original Text

The route is difficult to understand, but it is a spot where you can enjoy a wonderful landscape. There seem to be various theories, but according to one theory, it is also said to be the cough of the Jomon period, and it is certainly a place where you can feel the power that cannot be said. Recommended for power spot lovers. On a sunny day when the air is clean and clear.

Great view

Original Text

You can go by car. The road will be a little narrow on the way. If you park your car in the parking lot and climb up to the end of the walk, there is nothing to block the four directions and the plateau of Aso as far as the eye can see. It's a very nice view. A large group of stones scattered like accents there. It's a little mysterious place.

Zhou りの scenery も beautiful. Double glasses recommended!

Original Text

At the top of the mountain, there is a mysterious group of rocks that make you want to think about the origin, and it is very beautiful with the good scenery. This hill is the highest in the surrounding area, so you can overlook the world without artifacts. Aso's caldera can be seen in the south and the grazed cows in the north, so if you want to see it closely, we recommend that you bring binoculars. Access is not very good. The road to the nearest parking lot is a gravel road, ...