Kirk here with another article share. This article links to an article about Kusabe Yoshimi, which I shared on this page recently. It also mentions “Kumamoto’s Kusasenrigahama highlands,” an area near the volcano that is usually referred to simply as “Kusasenri.” The second link below takes you to information about that popular place.
Even though the information about Kumamoto is only a small part of this article, if you’re interested in visiting so-called “power spots,” you might want to check it out.
The third link takes you to another article about “power spots” that explains that “an (in)famous Uri Geller type figure called Kiyota Masuaki coined the term ‘power spot’.” So, it’s sort of “made-in-Japan English” (wasei Eigo) but, as English, it sounds a good deal more natural to my ears than some other Japanese creations.
