Amu Plaza Kagoshima

A convenient spot to shop connected to the Kagoshima Chuo Station.

Marutake Sangyo

The home of Japan’s historic armor craftsmanship

Sightseeing Train "Orange Shokudo"

Amami no Sato

A place on mainland Kagoshima where you can experience Amami Islands' nature and culture

Yakushima Tourism Center

The best first stop after arriving!

Miyama Toyukan

Experience pottery at Miyama, the birthplace of Satsuma pottery

Oshima Tsumugi-mura

Barrel Valley Praha

An abundant selection of Kagoshima's local specialties!

Glass Studio Deshimaru

A rich variation of works ranging from eating utensils to accessories!

Satsuma Kinzangura

Delicious shochu at the end of a mine shaft - THIS is an adult's theme park!

Satsuma Shuzo Shochu Distillery "Meijigura"

This imojochu distillery continues to use the traditional production methods

Makurazaki Fish Center

An abundant selection of Kagoshima's local specialties!

Ishigura Museum (Shirakane Shuzo)

An interactive museum where you can learn about shochu from many different angles

Kiln of the 15th Chin Jukan

The flagship of Satsuma ware, boasting a 400-year history

Ougaku Tougei

Original Sakurajima pottery made with volcanic ash and hot spring water: look, touch, use, and enjoy

Farm-to-Table Restaurant Kurobuta no Yakata

A restaurant whose owner compromises on nothing involving Berkshire pork, from production and processing to distribution and sales

”HANIWA" Yusui Specialty: Hotpot Rice Meal using Local Spring Water

A Bowlful of Happiness: a Dish Featuring Rice Sourced from Top-quality Terraced Rice Fields

Miyage-Yokocho and Gourmet-Yokocho, at Kagoshima Chuo Station

This is the place for buying local souvenirs in Kagoshima!

Komasa Brewery, Kanosuke Distillery

The only whiskey distillery in Japan that faces onto the ocean.

Unagi-no-Eki (Eel Station)

A retail outlet managed by eel farmers, from cultivation to processing and sales.

Learn techniques for making nationally-designated traditional crafts from a master craftsman

Learn techniques for making nationally-designated traditional crafts from a master craftsman

Miyanojo Traditional Crafts Center

Maguro-no-Yakata

A tuna museum operated by tuna specialists.

Satsuma Suzuki Kogeikan (Iwakiri Bikodo)

Learn about Satsuma tinware - designated as a prefectural traditional craft!

Hinoshima Megumikan Rest Stop

Okinoerabu Banana Fabric Hall

Okinoerabujima Island

Volcanic ash soap (SIRASU SOAP)

Shirasu, a facial soap, is made from the fertile volcanic ash of Sakurajima.

Mini Fishing Flag Dyeing Experience

Create your own traditional fishing flag

Toshi Noson Koryu Center Ocha no Sato

A green tourism facility in the tea-growing Matsumoto area

Miyama Craft Week (Miyama Pottery Festival)

This nine-day event is packed full with the appeal of Miyama, the home of Satsuma-style pottery.

Kojika Shuzo

Shochu carefully crafted in partnership with farmers, with rice and sweet potatoes straight from the distillery's own farm

Kamesomeya

Kamesomeya is a retail brand operated by Kamesaki Senko, a dyeing shop founded in 1869.

Okuchi Shuzo Brewery

Find out how shochu is made in Isa City : Shochu Brewery Tour and Tasting

Satuma Vidro Artcrafts

Atelier Muso

Hyakusai, Local Product Shop