Kagoshima Prefecture
鹿児島県
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Sakurajima: An active volcano in Kagoshima Bay, Sakurajima is constantly erupting and can be visited by ferry or sightseeing boat.
Kirishima Hot Springs: Kirishima has beautiful nature and hot springs, and Kirishima Hot Spring Village offers a wide variety of hot springs.
Kagoshima City Sightseeing: Kagoshima City is dotted with historical sites, especially the statue of Ryoma Sakamoto and Sofukuji Temple.
Ibusuki Jigoku Meguri (Hell Tour): Ibusuki is an area where visitors can enjoy a tour of hell, where they can experience jigokuso (steaming in hell), mud baths, etc.
Mt. Kaimondake: The highest mountain in Kagoshima Prefecture, Mt. Kaimondake is a rich natural environment where visitors can enjoy mountain climbing and hiking.
Satsuma-age and Kurobuta cuisine: Kagoshima is rich in delicious cuisine such as Satsuma-age and Kurobuta. You can enjoy dishes made with local ingredients.
Shibushi city and Nansatsu area: Shibushi city and Nansatsu area have beautiful coastlines and traditional towns.
Yakushima Island: Yakushima Island, which belongs to Kagoshima Prefecture, is registered as a World Natural Heritage site and is famous for its beautiful nature and Jomon cedars.
Tanegashima Route (Kumage Area)
種子島ルート
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Tanegashima Route (Kumage Area)
(160km)
The Tanegashima Route takes you into an area with close associations with space, through subtropical landscapes surrounded by fields of sugar cane along a hugely enjoyable island road with beautiful ocean views.
Cycle train
肥薩おれんじ鉄道サイクルトレイン
Hisatsu-Orenji Railway Cycle Train
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Hisatsu-Orenji Railway is a route with a spectacular view of the sea on the west coast of Kyushu.
Various places of interest are connected along the line.
Cycle trains are available year-round between Yatsushiro Station and Kamikawauchi Station.
For details, please refer to the following website.
(As of May 2024)