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Sakurajima Ferry Terminal Kagoshima Port (Main Port)
The Sakurajima Ferry gives you an opportunity to enjoy a variety of scenery!
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Tenmonkan - Downtown Kagoshima
Take a stroll through Kagoshima's most bustling area!
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Shiroyama Observatory・Shiroyama Promenade
Go for an early morning walk there to see the sun rise up from behind Mt. Sakurajima.
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Sakurajima Island View Bus
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Sengan-en
The large-scale Japanese garden overlooking the majestic active volcano Sakurajima
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The 'Ibusuki no Tamatebako' Scenic Train
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Kagoshima City View Bus
Let's go around Kagoshima City on the easy to use bus called 'Kagoshima City View'.
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Aeon Mall Kagoshima
One of the largest shopping malls in Kagoshima
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Amami no Sato
A place on mainland Kagoshima where you can experience Amami Islands' nature and culture
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Kagoshima City Aquarium (Io World)
Enjoy the aquatic life of Kagoshima through the big aquarium and its abundant exhibitions!
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Yamakataya
Kagoshima's original department store
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Yunohira Observatory
There are 7 heart-shaped stones in this stone wall. Can you find them all?
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Kagoshima Fish Market Tour
Wake up early and join the dynamic fish market tour in Kagoshima!
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Tsurumaru Castle Ruins(Goromon Gate)
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Museum of the Meiji Restoration (Ishin Furusato-kan)
Learn about the samurai warriors and prominent figures who contributed to the modernization of Japan
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Amu Plaza Kagoshima
A convenient spot to shop connected to the Kagoshima Chuo Station.
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Kamoike-Tarumizu Ferry
A ferry connecting the Satsuma Peninsula and the Osumi Peninsula
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Sakurajima Magma Hot Spring (Rainbow Sakurajima)
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Satsuma Kinzangura Distillery (Hamada Syuzou)
Delicious shochu at the end of a mine shaft - THIS is an adult's theme park!
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Miyage-Yokocho and Gourmet-Yokocho, at Kagoshima Chuo Station
This is the place for buying local souvenirs in Kagoshima!
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Miyama Toyukan
Experience pottery at Miyama, the birthplace of Satsuma pottery
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Sakurajima Ferry Terminal (Sakurajima Port)
The Sakurajima Ferry runs 24 hours a day, giving you an opportunity to enjoy a variety of scenery from early in the morning to late at night!
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Kurokami Buried Shrine Gate
The tale of Sakurajima's fury laid bare for future generations
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JR Kagoshima Chuo Station
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Sakurajima Yogan Nagisa Park
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Kiln of the 15th Chin Jukan
The flagship of Satsuma ware, boasting a 400-year history.
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Fishing boat Hitomi-Maru
You can come without bringing any equipment. Beginners and children are welcome, too!
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CenTerrace Tenmonkan
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Reimeikan Museum
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Jigen-ryu Hyoho museum
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Arimura Lava Observatory
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Kagoshima Sengan-en Starbucks Coffee Store
A unique store with a blend of history, culture, and spectacular views.
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Sheraton Kagoshima
Enjoy a break from the everyday world, with a spectacular view of Sakurajima!
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Kamoike Sea Fishing Park
Enjoy fishing with a magnificent view of Sakurajima.
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Kagoshima Brand Shop
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Kagoshima Glamping YOSHIZORA
Enjoy a cozy glamping experience featuring stunning views of nature and meals with carefully selected ingredients.
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Komasa Brewery, Kanosuke Distillery
The only whiskey distillery in Japan that faces onto the ocean.
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Jigenji Park / Jigenji Somen Nagashi
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JR Sengan-en Station
One of Japan's most spectacular railway stations, boasting scenery that encompasses Sakurajima, an active volcano.
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Miyama Craft Week (Miyama Pottery Festival)
This nine-day event is packed full with the appeal of Miyama, the home of Satsuma-style pottery.
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