Ibusuki

One of Japan’s rare natural hot steam sand baths, a natural hot spring reaches the surface at the shore and is used as a Japanese-style sauna. After bathing, relax and take in the view of Kinko Bay in the bright and spacious facilities, or take a walk along the waterfront.

Known as "the island of mystery" since ancient times, it is connected to the mainland by sand bar when the spring tide is at low tide.
The sandbar appears for one to four hours a day(depends on the weather) only during October from March.

Cape Nagasakibana is a cape projecting from the southernmost tip of the Satsuma Peninsula. The image of Mt. Kaimon across the sea is beautiful, and on clear days, you can see as far as Yakushima and Iwo Jima.

Though only 30 minutes’ drive from Ibusuki City, Yamakawa Natural Sand Bath Sayuri is a natural paradise. Situated on the coast, with unparalleled views of the South China Sea and Mount Kaimon, it is the perfect place to relax and refresh both body and mind.

Known for being the southernmost JR station in Japan, Nishi-Oyama Station boasts a fabulous view of Mt. Kaimon directly ahead.

The cape projecting from the southernmost tip of the Satsuma Peninsula is called Cape Nagasakibana. Also known as Ryugubana (Dragon Palace Cape), legends say that this cape is where Urashima Taro set out for the Palace of the Dragon King, and there is a statue of the princess Otohime kept at Ryugu Shrine.

Chirigashima + Natural Sand Bath Center 'Saraku' + Ibusuki Station Footbath Course

Packed with things to see, like Sakurajima, Kinko Bay, world heritage sites, and places connected with famous figures in history.

This area is famous for its tea and sweet potatoes, and there are exhibitions of materials related to the war, as well as historic buildings used as locations in TV dramas.

One of the world’s most active volcanoes, it is a symbol of Kagoshima. There is a park and observatory where you can see the majestic scenery up close.

This area has many shopping centers and restaurants. Large sightseeing boats sometimes come alongside the pier, and the area is bustling with tourists.