Kumagawa-kudari boat tour

The most famous river in Kyushu, the scenery of the cruise ship is very good, and the bridges passing by have their own styles, which is the icing on the cake. Ball Mochuan also has a mascot, which is also a bit interesting. There is also a super auspicious small station on the side of Ball Mochuan, a resort, the exam has been packaged hahaha

In Renji, participating in the "Ball Mill Kawashita" cruise ship sightseeing should be the first choice. In the early spring, the special launch line also includes flower viewing, history and food, or going to the village of Ball Mill 20 kilometers away to participate in various sacrifices and local tours. This is also the place selected as the most beautiful countryside in Japan. Even if you visit a ball mill or a monastery, it is a good experience. Sitting on a cruise ship, watching the children chasing kayaks in the river, watching the flowers and trees along the coast, enjoying the beautiful scenery, passing through the tidal flats, wetlands, and river heart stones, there are various water birds everywhere. The scorpion, the white scorpion, the wild duck, is very comfortable.

The ball milling river is so beautiful. There is a river in a city and there is vitality. There are ball milling rivers and chest rivers in people's auspiciousness. Sitting in the city of people, you can see the boat coming and going, but this weather is too sun-dried by boat.

Beautiful scenery, very good choice, I like this place very much!

The rivers in Renji City, water color rafting, river beach wetlands are rich in biology, there are seven or eight species of wild birds. Ball Mill River is the dry current of Ball Mill River water system in the south of Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. It is one of the three major rapids in Japan. It used to be a famous place for boating. It originated from the water village of Baumu County, the more and more water, and flowed west through the Renji Basin. After passing Renji City, it turned to the north to the Baumu Village and injected the sea into the 8th generation city.