Taking a lunch break at Roadside Station Himawari

After visiting the Mount Unzen Disaster Museum, we had a good rest at Michi-no-eki (=Roadside station) Himawari in Minamishimabara, Nagasaki. This is the only roadside station on the Shimabara Peninsula that has an exhibition hall shows about the history of the eruption disaster of Mount Unzen happened in 1991.

It's already half past 1 o'clock⌚ We were very hungry, my mother and I bought a cheeseburger🍔 set at Y's Sasebo burger shop inside😋 My mom had bad teeth, so she was given disposable chopsticks to eat with. 

We are going to the Damaged house preservation Park. The park has a small collection of houses damaged by the debris flow from Mt. Fugen in August 1992😨

Let's take a look inside🔍 Three buried houses🏠 are left in the park🏞

Look at the picture. All the first floor is covered with stones😲 Fortunately, there were no casualties and injuries were reported in the area; the people living in these houses had been evacuated from home when the evacuation advisory issued on May 15, 1991👏

Debris flow in disaster: It breaking through the wall and flowing inside the house❗