Kuma Village, Kuma District, is located near the midstream of the Kuma River in Kumamoto Prefecture. The area is made up of mountainous terrain, with the majority of the area being mountainous. While there are large temperature differences throughout the year, rainfall is relatively low. Agriculture and forestry are the main industries. Major tourist attractions include Kyusendo Cave, the Forest Museum, and the Edison Museum. Kyusendo Cave is considered one of the largest limestone caves in the Kyushu region, and visitors can explore its maze-like caverns. Kuma River rafting and the Land Earth Outdoor Sports Club offer thrilling mountain stream experiences. The area is rich in natural environments, allowing for a relaxed lifestyle.