From Hiroshima, I continued down to Kyushu, which is the name given for the section of Japan furthest to the South. I started in Kumamoto. This was a small, quaint city, with beautifully done gardens. It was nothing special, but it provided a much needed day of rest. Suezenji-Koen, pictured above, is one of Japan`s most popular gardens. It is much nicer in Springtime I`m told.
Kumamoto
From Hiroshima, I continued down to Kyushu, which is the name given for the section of Japan furthest to the South. I started in Kumamoto. This was a small, quaint city, with beautifully done gardens. It was nothing special, but it provided a much needed day of rest. Suezenji-Koen, pictured above, is one of Japan`s most popular gardens. It is much nicer in Springtime I`m told.
