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 | | Aso-san stands in the east, the Chikuhi Mountains lie to the north, and the Kikuchi-gawa River, Kuma-gawa River and other rivers flow from the mountains to the northwestern area forming the Kumamoto Plain and Yashiro Plain along the coast of the Sea of Ariake. |
 | | The Amakusa district has the Amakusa-Gokyo, or five bridges, historic sites with tragic stories of the Christian martyrs, and scenic sites of the islands and saw-toothed coast. |
 | | The five bridges, collectively named Amakusa Gokyo which interlink with Misumi at the western end of the Uto-hanto Peninsula in Kumamoto and the Islands of O-yano-jima, Naga-ura-jima, O-ike-jima, Ike-jima, Mae-jima and Matsu-shima in Ue-jima, completed a route commonly called the Amakusa Pearl Line. |
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