Kusasenrigahama is a grassland area with a diameter of about 1 km that spreads on the northern foot of Mt. Eboshi, one of the outer rims of Mt. Aso. It is 1,140 meters above sea level, and is a double crater remnant with a large pond in the center.

The idyllic scenery of grazing horses leisurely grazing represents the original landscape of Aso. You can also enjoy horseback riding and walks in this majestic nature.

The charm of Kusasenrigahama is the beautiful scenery in every season. In spring, new green leaves sprout, in summer, a carpet of deep green spreads, and in autumn, it changes into a silver world with Japanese pampas grass swaying in the wind. In winter, it is sometimes covered with snow, and you can feel the magnificent beauty of nature that changes with the seasons. In particular, the sight of horses walking across the vast grassland against the majestic backdrop of the five mountains of Aso is as beautiful as a postcard.

Here, you can interact with horses through horse-drawn and horse-riding experiences. Both children and adults can enjoy the experience of experiencing Aso's vast nature while being rocked on horseback. In addition, there is the Aso Volcano Museum, a restaurant, and a souvenir shop nearby, where you can learn about Aso's volcanic activity and taste local produce.