【紅葉これから見頃！】九州の紅葉絶景ベスト30選！耶馬渓・霧島連山・九酔渓・熊本城・秋月城など / Top 30 Autumn Leaves Spots in Kyushu Japan [4K]

【紅葉これから見頃！】九州の紅葉絶景ベスト30選！耶馬渓・霧島連山・九酔渓・熊本城・秋月城など / Top 30 Autumn Leaves Spots in Kyushu Japan [4K]

Top 30 Autumn Leaves Spots in Kyushu Japan Yabakei ( Oita Prefecture ) Yabakei Valley is a large valley located in the northern part of Oita Prefecture It is one of the three most famous autumn leaves in Japan. The Hitome Hakkei (Eight Sights at a Glance) Tobinosu Mountain Kannon Iwa Rock The “Hitome Hakkei” is known as the most beautiful scenic spot in Yabakei. The rocky peaks are lined up like Gunei Mountain, Kannon Rock, and Meoto-Iwa, etc. The name comes from the fact that you can see all eight views from a single location. Meoto-Iwa Rock Yabakei has many scenic spots in a vast area. It is counted among Japan’s Three Great Valley Views and Japan’s Three Great Natural Wonders, and is also counted among the New Three Great Views of Japan alongside Onuma Park and Miho no Matsubara. Gunei Mountain Hon-Yabakei Hon-Yabakei is one of the most well-known scenic spots. The symbol of the Hon-Yabakei is the “Kyoshuho” that rises up facing the Yamakuni River. The Ao no Domon (Blue Cave) The Ao no Domon is a hand-carved tunnel at the foot of the “Kyoshuho” Peak. It took 30 years for Zenkai Monk to open it in the Edo period. The tunnel was extensively renovated after the Meiji era and is now open to cars. Some of the old bare-dug tunnels are still in place and can be explored. Keiseki-en Garden The Keisekien is a Japanese garden built to commemorate the completion of the Yabakei Dam. The stones and water from the dam are used to recreate a mountain stream in Yabakei A garden where the trees, rocks, ponds, waterfalls and mountains are in harmony with the autumn leaves. Urayabakei – a view of Ifuku Ifuku no Kei is located in the southwestern part of the Yabakei area. You can see a group of wild and unusual peaks and a peaceful satoyama landscape. Urayabakei – a view of Tachihata Tachihata no Kei is located in the southwestern part of the Yabakei area. This is a typical view point in the so-called “Urayabakei” area. A forest of rocky peaks stretches for about 1 km, and the colored leaves on the surface of the mountain are magnificent. Urayabakei – a view of Tsurugaharu “Tsurugahara no Kei” is a scenic spot located near “Tachihata no Kei”. There is a large pond surrounded by rocky peaks, and you can enjoy the beauty of the autumn leaves reflected in the pond. Yabakei, View of the Kakura The “Scenic Views of Kakura is located a little south of Sin-Yabakei Valley (Hitome Hakkei). You can see a group of oddly-shaped rocks called “Shu-Sen-Iwa” and the autumn colors of the surrounding area. Shiiya Yabakei: A View of Tanigouchi A group of strange rocks called the “Seven Lucky Gods of Higashi-Okuyama” “Tanigouchi no Kei” is located in the southeast of the Yabakei area. It is also famous for the view of a group of strange rocks called the “Seven Lucky Gods of Higashi-Okuyama”. A little to the left of the Seven Lucky Gods is the Tanigouchi Scenic Area. The view of oddly shaped rocks and oddly shaped peaks peeking out of the trees and the changing colors of the leaves is superb! If you go down to this valley, you will find the lodging facilities of the Seven Lucky Hot spring You can see the strange rocks of the “Tanigouchi Scenic Area” up close. This is a low-profile, hidden scenic spot. The exquisite scenery with its oddly shaped rocks and peaks is second to none! There is so much more to Yabakei that we can’t fully introduce to you! It’s truly a place worthy of being one of the “Three Great Places to See Autumn Leaves” in Japan! Unzen Nita Pass ( Nagasaki Prefecture ) Mt. Unzen seen from Ariake Sea Mt. Unzen is a volcano that rises in the center of the Shimabara Peninsula in Nagasaki Prefecture It consists of more than 20 peaks including Heisei Shinzan and Fugen-dake Nita Pass is located between Mt. Myoken and Nodake in Unzen at an altitude of 1,080m. It is the center of Unzen tourism, accessible by the Nita Pass circular road. It is famous as a azalea spot in spring, but the autumn colors are also wonderful. It has been selected as one of the “100 best autumn leaves in Japan”. Mt. Heisei Shinzan Heisei Shinzan (1,483m) is a mountain formed by volcanic activity between 1990 and 1995. and became the highest peak of Unzen, surpassing Fugen-dake (1,359m). Unzen Ropeway Nita Pass is also home to the first station of the Unzen Ropeway, which leads to Mt Myoken. You can see the autumn colors of the Nita Pass from the vicinity of the summit of Mt Myoken. Unfortunately, the summit was covered by clouds this time… Mt.Takabuto and Mt. Senganzan ( Kumamoto Prefecture ) Mt.Takabuto is a scenic spot with a view of Mt Unzen and Amakusa Matsushima. It is 117 meters above sea level and is designated as a national “scenic spot”. The autumn colors are about 2 to 3 weeks later than at Nita Pass. Mt. Unzen seen from Mt.Senganzan Mt. Senganzan is another scenic spot with a view of Mt. Unzen and Amakusa Matsushima. It is 162 meters above sea level and is also designated as a national “scenic spot”. Mount Unzen with its magnificent mountains rising above the sea We’ve had a few volcanic disasters in the past. This is a place where you can feel the heartbeat of the earth in the autumn leaves! Kirishima mountain range seen from Yatake Kogen ( Miyazaki Prefecture ) The Kirishima mountain range is a generic name for a group of volcanoes that spans Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures. In addition to being one of the “Best 100 Mountains of Japan”, the autumn colors are beautiful. It has been selected as one of the “100 best autumn leaves in Japan”. The Yatake Plateau is also served by the JR Hisatsu Line, and the panorama of the Kirishima is truly breathtaking. It is one of the “three major train windows in Japan”. Ebino Plateau Fudoike Pond ( Miyazaki Prefecture ) Ebino Plateau is a plateau located on the Miyazaki side of the Kirishima mountain range. Fudoike is a crater lake with a diameter of about 200 meters, and you can tour the surrounding lakes and marshes. This is the starting point of the “Pond Tour Nature Study Road”. Rokkannon-miike Pond Rokkannon-miike is a crater lake with a diameter of about 500 meters, located deep in the Fudo Pond. Mt. Karakuni Mt. Karakuni is 1,700m above sea level and is the highest peak in the Kirishima mountain range. There is an explosion crater 900 meters in diameter and 300 meters deep at the top of the mountain. It looks like two mountains overlapping. From the observatory located on the northern shore of Rokkannon-miike, you can see the view of Mount Karakuni from the opposite shore. This is the most popular and most beautiful spot during the autumn color season This is a view of Mt. Karakuni from the “Pond Tour Nature Research Road”. Mt. Karakuni is a mountain that straddles the border between Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures. There are also scenic spots on the Kagoshima side Onamiike ( Kagoshima Prefecture ) Onami-ike is a crater lake with a diameter of 630 meters, located on the Kagoshima side of the Kirishima mountain range. Mt. Karakuni, the highest peak in the Kirishima mountain range, rises in the north. There’s a climber on the summit of Mt. Karakuni! With an elevation of 1,239 meters, it is the highest lake in Kirishima. The Kirishima mountain range, which straddles Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures and has many tourist attractions This is a famous place to enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery and beautiful lakes and marshes. Kyusuikei (Oita Prefecture) Kyusuikei is a valley located in Kokonoe Town, Kusu District, in the central part of Oita Prefecture. It is known as one of the most famous spots for autumn leaves in the Kyushu region and has been selected as one of the “100 Best Autumn Leaf Viewing Spots in Japan.” Along both banks of the Kusu River basin, sheer cliffs rise for approximately 2 kilometers, and in the V-shaped valley with a height difference of about 200 meters, breathtaking autumn foliage scenery can be enjoyed. The area features consecutive hairpin curves and is also known by the alternative name “Thirteen Bends.” The “Kokonoe ‘Dream’ Great Suspension Bridge,” completed in 2006, and the “Shindou Waterfall,” one of Japan’s 100 Selected Waterfalls, are also located in Kyusuikei Gorge. The Kokonoe “Yume (Dream)” Great Suspension Bridge is a 390-meter-long suspension bridge spanning the Kyusuikei Gorge, with a height of 173 meters, making it the tallest pedestrian-only bridge in Japan. From the bridge, you can enjoy the magnificent views of the Kyusuikei Gorge with its beautiful autumn foliage, as well as the “Shindou Falls,” selected as one of Japan’s 100 Best Waterfalls. Shindou Falls is an 83-meter-high waterfall located in the Kyusuikei Gorge area of Oita Prefecture. It has been selected as one of Japan’s 100 Best Waterfalls. The force of the falling water is so powerful that it causes the surrounding area to shake, which is the origin of its name, “Shindou Falls.” Kuju Mountains (One of Japan’s 100 Great Mountains) Yamanami Highway (Oita Prefecture) The Yamanami Highway is a 60 km long roadway that runs from the centre of Oita Prefecture to Aso in Kumamoto Prefecture. It is one of the 100 most famous roads in Japan. Kuju Mountain Range (One of Japan’s 100 Great Mountains) The scenery is particularly spectacular, with Mt Yudake and the Kuju Mountains looming up close. One of the most famous driving courses in the Kyushu area. Aso Outer Rim Mountains and silver grass (Kumamoto Prefecture) Shiroyama Observatory is a spot where you can see the Aso valley and part of the outer rim of the mountain. Located along the Yamanami Highway, it commands a panoramic view of the five Aso peaks. Five Aso Peaks (One of Japan’s 100 Great Mountains) The fields of the Aso Valley spread out below and the Aso Five Mountains rise in the distance. Located at an altitude of 748 m, it is also famous for its silver grass in autumn. Oka Castle Site (Oita Prefecture) The Oka Castle Site is a castle site in the southern part of Oita Prefecture Today, the stone wall remains and is designated as a national historic site. It has been selected as one of the “100 Great Castles of Japan”. Oka Castle is a castle built from the Medieval Ages on a plateau 325 meters above sea level. It was an “impregnable” fortress that took advantage of the natural terrain. In fact, during the Warring States period, he repelled the large army of Shimazu with a small number of troops. In the Edo period, the Nakagawa family remodeled the castle into an early modern castle. In 1771, a major fire destroyed most of the castle. After the Meiji Restoration, the castle was abandoned and the buildings were razed to the ground. Currently, only the magnificent stone walls remain as ruins. Composer Rentaro Taki spent his childhood in Taketa, Bungo, and it is said that he got the idea for his famous song “Koujo no Tsuki” at Okajo Castle. The hilltop where the castle ruins are located is an excellent observation deck. On clear days with good visibility, you can see the Kyushu Mountains and Mount Aso, which are representative of Kyushu, along with the stone walls and autumn leaves. It is a famous spot for autumn leaves where you can feel the romance of history. Kumamoto Castle (Kumamoto Prefecture) Kumamoto Castle is a castle ruin located in the center of Kumamoto City. It is considered one of the “Three Most Famous Castles in Japan.” Kumamoto Castle Main Tower Uto Yagura (left) and Small Tower View of Nishidemaru, main tower, small tower, and Uto Yagura from Ninomaru Nishidemaru was a defensive base for repelling and launching attacks, located to the west of Honmaru. The West Ote Gate in Nishidemaru was the official gate for ascending the castle. *The West Ote Gate is currently undergoing demolition and preservation work. Kumamoto Castle was built by Kato Kiyomasa over a period of seven years. It features numerous towers and gates, including the main and small towers. The castle grounds cover an area of approximately 98 hectares, with a perimeter of approximately 5.3 kilometers. It is truly one of Japan’s most magnificent and imposing castles. Kumamoto Castle, which preserves valuable ruins, has been designated as a “Special Historic Site.” The main tower, which was destroyed by fire during the Meiji era, was rebuilt in 1960. Although it suffered significant damage in the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake, the restoration of the main tower has been completed, and the restoration of the turrets and stone walls is also progressing. *This video was filmed before the Kumamoto Earthquake. Main Tower (left) and Uto Yagura Inui Yagura Inui Yagura is a two-story, three-tiered corner turret located at the northwest corner of the West Outer Bailey. Due to damage such as collapsed stone walls caused by the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake, the building is currently undergoing dismantling and preservation work for restoration. Hitsujisaru Yagura Hitsujisaru Yagura is a two-story, three-tiered corner turret located at the southwest corner of Bugyo-maru. Bugyo-maru was the location of the Bugyo-sho (magistrate’s office) and served as the political center of the Kumamoto domain. Uto Yagura Uto Yagura is a five-story yagura that has existed since the Edo period. It is the largest yagura excluding the main and sub-towers and is also called “Third Tower.” Uto Yagura is 19 meters high, making it the fourth tallest structure among existing towers and yagura nationwide, following the towers of Himeji Castle, Matsumoto Castle, and Matsue Castle. The Uto Yagura has also been affected by the Kumamoto Earthquake, and demolition and repair work is currently underway. It is currently not visible, with restoration completion scheduled for the 2032 fiscal year. Akizuki Castle (Fukuoka Prefecture) The ruins of Akizuki Castle are located in Asakura City, almost in the center of Fukuoka Prefecture. It has been selected as one of the “100 Best Autumn Leaf Viewing Spots in Japan.” Kuromon Gate In the Middle Ages, the Akizuki clan built a mountain castle on Mount Koshu at an altitude of approximately 860 meters. Later, during the Edo period, the Kuroda clan expanded and renovated the Akizuki clan’s residence site. It served as the administrative headquarters of the Akizuki Domain, a branch domain of the Fukuoka Domain, with a military headquarters established there. Nagayamon Gate After the Meiji Restoration, the castle was abandoned, but parts of the moat and stone walls remain. The “Kuromon Gate,” which was the main gate, and the “Nagayamon Gate,” which was the rear gate, still exist. The castle town also avoided development due to its location away from major roads, and has been designated as a “Important Traditional Building Preservation District” by the national government. Shichimenso (Suaeda japonica) in the Ariake Sea ( Saga Prefecture ) Shichimenso is an annual herbaceous plant that grows in clusters on the tidal flats of western Japan. Grows in clusters on the East Yoka coast in southern Saga Prefecture. Stems are about 20-40 cm tall and change color as they grow The plant gradually turns from green in summer to a bright red-purple color in autumn. The view of the tidal flats and estuaries of the Ariake Sea, which are dyed bright red, is magnificent. The local people call it “Autumn Leaves of the Sea” and it has become a local tradition. It has been selected as one of the “100 best colored leaves in Japan”. It grows in an environment where it is submerged in seawater at high tide. The places where you can walk at low tide are actually filled with seawater at high tide! The southern coast of Saga Prefecture, facing the Ariake Sea, is a rare and precious place to live. An unexplained dieback occurred in 2018-19 and It was almost a total loss of habitat… A tidal flat in the Ariake Sea where wild birds and mudskippers live Shichimenso are a rare and endangered species, and Nowadays, with the help of volunteers and others, we are attempting to revitalize Since 2020, growth has been steady and the “Autumn colors of the Sea” have made a comeback. The best time to view the autumn colors of Shichimenso is from late October to early November. Be sure to go see the splendidly revived “Autumn Leaves of the Sea”! Mukabuki Falls ( Miyazaki Prefecture ) Mukabuki Falls is a waterfall with a drop of 77 meters over the Mukabaki River in northern Miyazaki Prefecture. It has been selected as one of the 100 best waterfalls in Japan. The water falls from the vertical cliff as if it were splitting the two peaks of Mt. Mukabaki (831m above sea level) in the middle. The sight of the water falling from the vertical cliffs with great force is very powerful. You can enjoy a distant view from the Waterfall Viewing Bridge located downstream of the waterfall. If you climb up the mountain trail, you can get close to the waterfall basin. And you can get close to the bottom of the waterfall and look up at it from right below. If the conditions are good, you can even see a rainbow! It is truly a magnificent waterfall that seems to split the mountain and flow down. Sogi Waterfall ( Kagoshima Prefecture ) Sogi Falls spans the Sendai River that flows through the northern part of Kagoshima Prefecture. It is a large scale waterfall with a width of 210 meters and a drop of 12 meters. Sogi Falls is also known as the “Niagara of the East”. It is also popular as one of the top 100 scenic spots in the Heisei era. Sogi Falls is also famous for its autumn leaves. It has been selected as one of the 100 best places to view the autumn leaves in Japan. The water flowing down the surface of the rocks and the roar of the water is so powerful that it attracts visitors. It is a dynamic waterfall that seems to split the earth and flow down. Izumi Crane Migration Grounds ( Kagoshima Prefecture ) The Izumi Crane Migration Grounds is located in the Izumi Plain in northwestern Kagoshima Prefecture. Every year from mid-October to March of the following year, more than 10,000 cranes fly here. It is designated as a “Special Natural Monument” by the government. The greatest number of cranes migrate to the area for wintering from December to January. In some years, more than 15,000 cranes can be seen during the peak season. The sight of all the cranes taking off at once in the early morning is a sight to behold. The cranes that come to Izumi are mainly Hooded Cranes and White-Naped Cranes. They come to Japan all the way from Lake Baikal and the middle basin of the Amur River. They overwinter in the rice paddies of the Izumi Plain and return to Siberia in spring. The three birds in the foreground are a Hooded Crane couple and their young. The young birds still have brown downy hair on their necks. The Hooded Crane spends both its breeding and wintering season with a couple or family. They remain together for the rest of their lives until one of them dies. When young birds leave their parents, they form flocks of their own. The cranes overwinter by feeding on the second ears of rice that grow in the paddy fields after the rice has been harvested. as well as on insects and shellfish that live in the wetlands. The city of Izumi rents out some of the rice paddies as a protected area during the winter. and feeds them to prevent damage to crops. You can also observe the courtship behavior of males and females. with the two birds facing each other, flying in a unique way and spreading their wings. The Izumi Plain is known as “the largest migratory ground for cranes in Japan”. The global population of hooded cranes is estimated to be between 14,000 and 16,000. In the Izumi area, about 13,000 cranes, or 80 to 90 percent of the global population, overwinter. In recent years, both the number of birds living in the area and the number of birds coming to the area have been on the rise. In addition, about 50 percent of the total population of White-Naped Cranes, or about 3,000 birds, migrate to the area. The cranes can be observed from the observation deck of the Izumi Crane Observation Center. Crane Museum “Crane Park Izumi” is also nearby. Please come and see the cranes of Izumi, a winter attraction! Imuta Pond (Kagoshima Prefecture) Imuta Pond is a volcanic lake with a diameter of about 1 km located in northwestern Kagoshima Prefecture. It has been selected as one of the “100 Best Autumn Foliage Views.” Nearly 300 peat mounds called “floating islands” exist in the pond’s lowland marsh. Its “peat-forming plant community” is designated a National Natural Monument and is also registered as a Ramsar Convention wetland. The lakeside features the Aquaim ecological preservation facility, where visitors can learn about Imutaike’s precious natural environment. Surrounded by seven outer rim mountains, Inumuta Pond also features a circumferential hiking course. A lakeside promenade allows for enjoyable hiking, and rental boats and bicycles are available. Inumuta Pond’s water has a pH of 6.8, is brownish-red in color, and contains high levels of organic matter. Dawn at Inumuta Pond. Formed by volcanic activity approximately 500,000 to 350,000 years ago, a group of lava domes emerged. Iimoriyama blocked the eastern side, causing water to accumulate and creating Inumata Pond. Surrounded by multiple mountains, Inumata Pond has no inflowing rivers. The lake is gradually filling with sediment and is in its late stage of lake formation. A floating peat island exists in the northwest part of Imuta Pond, a rare occurrence in warm regions. Diverse organisms inhabit the pond, including aquatic plants, fish, shellfish, spot-billed ducks, and cormorants. It is also a valuable habitat for waterfowl and the red-veined darter dragonfly. http://www.healing-japan.tv/
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九州は日本列島の南西部に位置し、火山と山地が多い地形が特徴で、それゆえに九州には、山岳・渓谷・庭園・城郭を舞台にした紅葉名所が多く点在します。九州山地が南北に走り、火山・山地・平野・海岸の多様な地形が共存し、自然の変化に富んだ紅葉絶景が見られます。

今回の動画では、九州を代表する紅葉絶景スポットを30ヶ所まとめてご紹介します！

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Kyushu is located in the southwestern part of the Japanese archipelago, characterized by a landscape rich in volcanoes and mountains. Consequently, Kyushu is dotted with numerous famous autumn leaves spots set against the backdrop of mountains, valleys, gardens, and castles.

This video compiles 30 of Kyushu’s most representative autumn leaf spots!

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＜動画の内容とタイム・インデックス＞
00:00 動画内容ダイジェスト紹介
00:49 ① 深耶馬溪
04:20 ② 本耶馬渓
06:23 ③ 渓石園
07:45 ④ 裏耶馬渓 伊福の景
10:04 ⑤ 裏耶馬渓 立羽田の景
11:22 ⑥ 裏耶馬渓 鶴ヶ原の景
12:33 ⑦ 耶馬溪 鹿倉の景
13:26 ⑧ 椎屋耶馬渓 谷河内の景
15:06 ⑨ 椎屋耶馬渓 七福温泉
17:54 ⑩ 雲仙 仁田峠
22:50 ⑪ 高舞登山
23:48 ⑫ 千巌山
25:33 ⑬ 矢岳高原
26:52 ⑭ えびの高原 不動池
27:45 ⑮ えびの高原 六観音御池
30:59 ⑯ 大浪池
34:15 ⑰ 九酔渓
36:14 ⑱ 九重”夢”大吊橋
37:20 ⑲ 震動の滝
39:33 ⑳ やまなみハイウエイ
41:09 ㉑ 阿蘇外輪山とススキ
44:50 ㉒ 岡城跡
52:08 ㉓ 熊本城
1:00:13 ㉔ 秋月城跡
1:03:52 ㉕ シチメンソウ群生地
1:08:55 ㉖ 行縢の滝
1:14:29 ㉗ 曽木の滝
1:21:21 ㉘ 出水ツル渡来地
1:29:04 ㉙ 藺牟田池
1:34:32 ㉚ 藺牟田池の朝日

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＜本編の内容＞

■耶馬溪 ( 大分県 )
耶馬渓（やばけい）は、大分県北部の中津市にある大渓谷で、秋には全域が紅葉名所となり「日本三大紅葉名所」の一つに数えられます。

■仁田峠
仁田峠（にたとうげ）は、雲仙岳の中腹にある峠で、「日本の紅葉百選」にも選定されています。

■高舞登山と千巌山
熊本県上天草市にある高舞登山（たかぶとやま）や千巌山（せんがんざん）は雲仙と天草松島を望む景勝地で、いずれも国の「名勝」に指定されています。

■矢岳高原
矢岳高原（やたけこうげん）は、宮崎県えびの市にある矢岳山付近の高原で、展望台からは眼前に「日本百名山」である霧島連山の全景が見渡せます。

■えびの高原不動池
えびの高原（えびのこうげん）は、霧島連山の宮崎県側に位置する高原で、不動池・六観音御池（ろっかんのんみいけ）などの火口湖が点在し、これらの池を巡る「池めぐり自然研究路」が整備されています。

■六観音御池
六観音御池（ろっかんのんみいけ）は、えびの高原の北西部にある直径約500mの火口湖で、池の対岸に霧島連山最高峰の韓国岳（からくにだけ）がそびえる絶景が見られます。

■大浪池
大浪池（おおなみいけ）は、霧島連山の鹿児島県側にある直径630m、周囲約2kmのほぼ円形の火口湖です。大浪池の北方には韓国岳がそびえます。

■九酔渓 ( 大分県 )
九酔渓（きゅうすいけい）は、大分県中央部にある渓谷で、「日本の紅葉百選」に選定されています。

■九重”夢”大吊橋
九重“夢”大吊橋は、九酔渓に架かる長さ390ｍの吊り橋で、高さは173ｍで歩行者専用橋として日本一の高さを誇ります。

■震動の滝
震動の滝（しんどうのたき）は、大分県の九酔渓エリアにある落差83ｍの滝で、「日本の滝100選」に選定されています。

■やまなみハイウエイ（大分県）
やまなみハイウエイは、大分県中央部から熊本県の阿蘇まで続く、全長約60kmの車道で「日本百名道」の一つに数えられます。

■阿蘇外輪山とススキ（熊本県）
城山展望所（しろやまてんぼうじょ）は、阿蘇谷と外輪山の一端が望めるスポットで、「やまなみハイウェイ」沿いにあり、阿蘇山を一望できます。

■岡城跡
岡城跡（おかじょうあと）は、大分県南部の竹田市にあった城郭跡で、国の「史跡」に指定され、「日本100名城」の一つに数えられます。

■熊本城 ( 熊本県 )
熊本城（くまもとじょう）は、熊本市の中心部にある城郭跡で、「日本三名城」の一つに数えられ、国の「特別史跡」に指定されています。

■秋月城跡
秋月城跡（あきづきじょうせき）は、福岡県のほぼ中央部にあった城郭跡で、「日本紅葉の名所100選」に選定されています。

■シチメンソウ群生地
シチメンソウ群生地（しちめんそうぐんせいち）は、有明海に自生する希少種のシチメンソウの群生地で、「日本の紅葉百選」に選定されています。

■行縢の滝
行縢の滝（むかばきのたき）は、宮崎県北部の行縢川にかかる落差77ｍの滝で、「日本の滝100選」に選定されています。

■曽木の滝
曽木の滝（そぎのたき）は、落差12m、幅210mの滝で、「日本の紅葉百選」、「平成百景」に選定されており、一帯は自然公園として整備されています。

■出水ツル渡来地
出水ツル渡来地（いずみツルとらいち）は、1万羽以上のツルが越冬する「日本一のツル渡来地」として知られ、国の「特別天然記念物」に指定されています。

■藺牟田池 ( 鹿児島県 )
藺牟田池（いむたいけ）は、鹿児島県北西部にある直径約１kmの火山湖で、「絶景 紅葉100選」に選定されています。

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【日本の紅葉絶景！】シリーズは、日本全国の紅葉名所を徹底的にご紹介します！「秋」が深まる日本列島。雄大な山岳風景や湖沼・滝など、華やかに彩る秋の風物詩「紅葉」の風景を存分にご堪能ください。

・日本の紅葉絶景！　HD長編シリーズ　再生リスト
　https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVc8Zw3MujdEbc8FINvY-Pt_2KLyR07Aq

・チャンネル登録をお願いします ↓
　http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHj_z-uFMOUYN5sbGM-8hCg?sub_confirmation=1

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・紅葉（九州エリア）の映像素材の一覧は、以下のページをご参照ください。
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/top500/category-koyo7.html
　（業務用途での利用が可能な映像素材も提供しています）

・耶馬渓の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1431.html

・雲仙の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1351.html

・えびの高原の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1448.html

・大浪池の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1474.html

・九酔渓の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1422.html

・やまなみハイウエイの観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1416.html

・城山展望所と阿蘇山の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1380.html

・岡城跡の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1415.html

・熊本城の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1373.html

・秋月城跡の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1314.html

・シチメンソウ群生地の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1341.html

・行縢の滝の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1458.html

・曽木の滝の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1479.html

・出水ツル渡来地の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1486.html

・藺牟田池の観光ガイド（癒しの国 日本.TV）
　http://www.healing-japan.tv/spot-1485.html

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