【開聞トンネル】ここ、走って入る場所じゃない。

Located at the foot of the majestic Mount Kaimon, this road offers a truly captivating experience that makes you want to run. At the southern tip of Kyushu, we are drawn into this tunnel as if by magic. The atmosphere you feel upon entering—if you were to call it fear, perhaps it would be—is indescribable; it's a sense of another world, of the extraordinary. It's a complex "atmosphere" that deepens beyond mere fear. For us Kokudo runners, who have experienced countless roads, this tunnel has become a deeply memorable and profound experience. While it's known as Kyushu's most terrifying tunnel, what we felt was something slightly different from fear, a strange and indescribable atmosphere. [References] JR Kaimon Station, Kagoshima Prefecture https://www.pref.kagoshima.jp/suisuin... JR Nishi-Ōyama Station https://www.kagoshima-kankou.com/guid... Mt. Kaimondake, Ibusuki Tourism Network https://www.ibusuki.or.jp/tourism/vie... Amanoiwaya Memorial Towers, Ibusuki City https://www.city.ibusuki.lg.jp/marugo... Mt. Kaimondake, Historical Volcanic Activity https://www.data.jma.go.jp/vois/data/... "Rigō" (passing and missing), "Issun-zuri" (sliding), "Kamareru" (being bitten)... Are these terms not understood nationwide? Car Traffic Terminology - GAZOO https://gazoo.com/column/daily/13/09/27/ [Animals Endemic to Japan] Japanese Badger - Government Public Relations Online https://www.gov-online.go.jp/hlj/ja/n... Kaimon Tunnel https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/開聞屯