• [Kumakawa Railway Bicycle Rental] Equipped with electric assist, you can easily explore Hitoyoshi city. You can also travel around the surrounding spots at your own pace by renting a bicycle.
  
  
• [Asaba Coffee] This roastery and café was renovated from a 130-year-old traditional house. It is popular for its drinks made with specialty coffee beans and Japanese sweets made with local ingredients. The interior of the shop is stylish, with lighting featuring a kijiuma motif, a traditional craft of Kumamoto.
  
  
• [Kajiyacho Street] This street is reminiscent of the castle town of Hitoyoshi, with its quaint stone pavement and white-walled merchant houses. Currently, there is one blacksmith shop, and along the street are miso and soy sauce storehouses, tea shops, Western restaurants, cafes, and more. It is also close to Hitoyoshi Station, making it a popular walking spot.
  
  
• [Tateyama Shoten] Founded in 1877, this long-established teahouse produces and sells delicious H

Access to and from Hitoyoshi is secured by express bus from Kumamoto city, and secondary transportation includes taxis and rental bicycles to tour the contents and tourist spots in Hitoyoshi city. Rental bicycles are used as a means of transportation, allowing participants to enjoy the whole town at their own pace. Kajiyacho Street is a street that strongly resembles the castle town of Hitoyoshi, with its charming stone pavement and white-walled merchant houses, and is lined with miso and soy sauce storehouses and tea shops, making it an ideal spot for a stroll.