To everyone planning a trip to Yakushima: Information on tourist facilities and road traffic due to damage caused by Typhoon No. 10
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Keraji Beach
Amami Area
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Cycling Terminal Rinrin
Nansatsu Area
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Terushima Park
Nakasatsuma Area
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Aoki Shrine
Sacred "breast water" flowing vigorously from the breasts of a Jizo statue
Osumi Area
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130° E Longitude
Amami Area
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Kanebo Beach
Amami Area
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Akasaki Limestone Cave
Amami Area
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Joyama Park
Nakasatsuma Area
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Frespo Jungle Park
Nakasatsuma Area
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Opusia misumi
Nakasatsuma Area
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Don’t miss out on experiencing Kagoshima’s food culture!
Challenge yourself by making Kagoshima’s delicious local cuisine and traditional sweets (and eating them too).
Nakasatsuma Area
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Gamozaki Kanko Park
Amami Area
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Panorama Park Nishiharadai
Osumi Area
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Yoshitoshi Council of War Hall
Slip back in time to the Warring States period (1467-1568).
Nakasatsuma Area
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Adventure time! Enrich your heart in the forests of Osumi
Children and adults can play together and enjoy nature in an adventure park in the forest!
Osumi Area
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Firefly Boats
Hokusatsu Area
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Wanjo Beach
Okinoerabujima Island
Amami Area
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Yunnu Taikenkan(Leaning Hall)
Amami Area
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Terukuni Shrine
Nakasatsuma Area
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Karasujima Observatory
Nakasatsuma Area
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Unagi-no-Eki (Eel Station)
A retail outlet managed by eel farmers, from cultivation to processing and sales.
Osumi Area
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Commemorative Statue of the 46th Yokozuna, Asashio Taro
Amami Area
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Tamina Cape
Okinoerabujima Island
Amami Area
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Teppokan（Firearms Museum）
Taneyaku Area
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Aze Prince Beach
Amami Area
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Ushinohama Beach
Hokusatsu Area
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Tokkohi Park
Hokusatsu Area
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Tsukiyomi Shrine
Nakasatsuma Area
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Prefectural Citizens' Forest & Campsite
Kirishima Area
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Natural Hot Spring Footbath 'Oyattosa'
Kirishima Area
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Kanoko Oshashi Bridge
Hokusatsu Area
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Okinoerabu Banana Fabric Hall
Okinoerabujima Island
Amami Area
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Harvest the sweet tomatoes you find while eating the best parts of them!
Harvest sweet-and-sour Hatsukoi (First Love) Tomatoes, so named because they are shaped like hearts.
Nansatsu Area
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From gorgeous vistas to historical streets, cycle wherever your fancy lies!
Enjoy cycling on a bike suited to your strength; anything from a full-fledged road bike to an electric bike!
Nansatsu Area
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Make Japanese paper with an ancient, traditional method
Only in winter! Have a chic paper-crafting experience with cold water in the cold season!
Hokusatsu Area
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A luxurious collaborative production between you and a master craftsman who will refine your product!
Make an original crystal accessory with the same material used for Satsuma Kiriko
Kirishima Area
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Amande
Amami Area
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Yo Viewing Point
Amami Area
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Suno Dam
Amami Area
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Tokuhama Beach
Amami Area