2025 Kagoshima Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#March Good Places 2025 Sakurajima is an active volcano located about 4 kilometers from the center of Kagoshima and must be reached by cruise. The ferry time is about 15 to 20 minutes or so, some travel day passes will charter a boat. Sakurajima is also known as the Seven Color Island because of the terrain, which presents different appearances at different times and in different directions. Although it is a volcanic attraction, unlike Kumamoto Aso Volcano, you can visit the crater up close. Attractions are mostly observation decks with different directions such as Arimura Lava Observatory where you can see Sakurajima from different angles from the highest point. There is also the Yunopei Observatory and the Sakurajima Lava Waterfront Park foot bath where you can take a dip. As for whether the Sakurajima volcano is active or not, whether there is smoke from the top of the mountain, whether it sprays volcanic ash or not depends on luck.

#March Good Places 2025 Where can you go to Kagoshima to play with your kids? In fact, the Kagoshima Municipal Science Museum is a good choice! It has been 30 years since the Science Museum opened. The main axis of the museum is not only around themes such as cosmic galaxies and rockets, but also the introduction of Kagoshima's Sakurajima Volcano and Seed Island aerospace research! Through the exhibition area, you can learn about the scientific principles behind the scenery of Kagoshima! Although the exhibits and experiences in the pavilion are mainly in Japanese, the highly popular interactive games in the pavilion are sure to be suitable for both adults and children, even if they do not know Japanese. The entrance fee is inexpensive and transportation is convenient, transfer to the city electricity at JR Kagoshima Chuo Station, get off at "Gunmoto" station, and walk for 5 minutes.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Kagoshima, located in Kyushu, has a mild climate and abundant resources. It has two of the world's few active volcanoes, Sakurajima and Kirishima, as well as the World Heritage Site Yakushima. Even if you just shop, drink coffee and stroll around the city center, you will be very happy. The hotel is quite affordable, and you can take the tram or bus to travel, which is not expensive. Tenmonkan is the busiest shopping street in southern Kyushu. There are rows of restaurants and cafes on the street, with many delicious foods such as black pork and Kyushu beef. There are also many shopping facilities such as souvenir shops, clothing stores, and department stores. The streets are designed as arcades, so you can enjoy shopping and exploring delicious food even when it rains without worrying about getting wet.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Senganen is the garden of the Shimazu family, the lord of Satsuma Domain during the Edo period. A garden villa was built in a location facing the sea and with a view of Sakurajima, and the scenery is quite beautiful. In March 2025, JR Senganen Station will be added to the JR Nippo Main Line, which will be much more convenient. Senganen (Iso Garden) was built in 1658. It covers an area of ​​5 hectares and is a Japanese garden built by Shimazu Mitsuhisa, the then lord of Satsuma Domain, as a villa for the Shimazu family. The garden architecture uses the technique of borrowing scenery, such as using Sakurajima as a rockery and Kinko Bay as a pond. This is a "borrowed scenery garden" that incorporates the majestic landscape of Kagoshima into the garden scenery. Visitors can enter the interior of the palace and visit it, which was once used as a guest house for the Shimazu family to entertain important guests from home and abroad. The beautiful antique decorations in the room allow you to experience the elegant lifestyle of the feudal lords at that time.

#March Good Places 2025 The Starbucks Kagoshima Senyanen store in Kyushu not only completely retains the prototype of the past and Western architecture, but also fully combines traditional elements with Starbucks modern culture. This Starbucks, which opened in 2017, is the third branch of the national tangible cultural property. It is full of a legacy and independent feel. It is definitely a must-visit attraction in Kagoshima. Just in time, the Kagoshima Senyanen shop was on pilgrimage and the cherry blossoms opened in front of the door, adding red powder to the Western-style architecture with white walls and balconies attached to the exterior of the Japanese-Western fusion. The roof, however, is made of Japanese tiles, which is particularly eye-catching and complements the pink architectural style of the Heijin Pavilion opposite. Sitting on the second floor, you can even see Sakura Island in the distance, which is very romantic. The meals include spring limited or Japanese specialty pastries, exquisite and tempting, try the rice-made green tea cake roll, gluten free diet fit. Those who save Starbucks boutiques are happier because there are many Japan-exclusive and cherry blossom editions.

#March Good Places 2025 IBUTAMA is the only sightseeing train operating in Kagoshima. It runs between Kagoshima Central Station and Ibusuki Station. The black and white cabin appearance is very special, IBUTAMA is designed with Taro Urashima as the protagonist of the Dragon Palace legend, and the jade box is the treasure box given by Princess Otohime when Taro Urashima was invited to the Dragon Palace after saving the sea turtle, but Urashima Taro, driven by curiosity, opened the Pandora box and immediately changed from a black-haired young man to a white-haired old man. Car No. 1 has a dark wooden interior with warm yellow retro lighting fixtures, which has a very romantic retro style of Taisho. In addition, the seating plan of Car No. 1 is more old-fashioned, with double and four-person seats. Carriage 2 is decorated in light wood, the seating plan is more special and diverse, in addition to the double seats, there is a whole row of single bar table seats directly facing the sea, the public sofa area of ​​carriage 2 is specially designed with bookcases and a children and infant area. You can enjoy the sea view while reading books, showing the full of hipster style. The most important moment is that the flight attendant will push the small dining car to sell exclusive souvenirs of "Izuku no Jade Hand Box". Most people will buy black and white sesame pudding at the end of the trip.

#Domestic Travel Strategy Kagoshima Prefecture is located at the southern tip of Kyushu, and many remote islands are lined up to the south. It is rich in magnificent nature, represented by Sakurajima, and has many attractions such as hot springs such as Ibusuki and Kirishima, and historical spots. If you are planning a trip to Kagoshima, I hope you will read to the end and use it as a reference. 🔸Area: Chiran, Ibusuki, Aira, Isa, Kiri 　　　　　　　Minami Osumi Town, Kagoshima City ────────────────────── 🔸Time required: 3 days ────────────────────── 🔸Transportation method: Rental car ────────────────────── This time we visited 15 spots. 🔹Day 1 11:00 Start from Kagoshima Chuo Station 　　　　　🚶About 240m About 5 minutes ❶ 11:20 Tonkatsu Kuroda ↓ ↓ 🚗About 38km About 50 minutes ↓ ❷ 13:30 Chiran Peace Hall ↓ ↓ 🚗About 2.5km About 5 minutes ↓ ❸ 14:20 Chiran Farm ↓ ↓ 🚗About 35km About 50 minutes ↓ ❹ 15:30 Sand Bath Hall Sunaraku ↓ ↓ 🚗About 53km About 1.5 hours ↓ 18:30 Rem Kagoshima Check-in °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Tonkatsu Kuroda 📍1-4 Chuo-cho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, 890-0053 Maki Building Chiran Special Attack Peace Hall 📍17881 Chiranchogun, Minamikyushu, Kagoshima Prefecture, 897-0302 Chiran Farm 📍6219-3 Chiranchogun, Minamikyushu, Kagoshima Prefecture, 897-0302 Sand Bath Hall Sunaraku 📍5-25-18 Yunohama, Ibusuki, Kagoshima Prefecture, 891-0406 Rem Kagoshima 📍1-32 Higashisengokucho, Kagoshima, Kagoshima Prefecture, 892-0842 °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• 🔹Day 2 8:30 Depart from hotel 🚗Approximately 5.5km, approximately 20 minutes ❶ 9:00 Starbucks Coffee Kagoshima Sengan-en Store ↓ ↓ 🚶About 100m About 1 minute ↓ ❷ 9:30 Sengan-en ↓ ↓ ❸ 10:00 Ryobo Mochiya (inside Sengan-en) ↓ ↓ 🚗About 3km About 10 minutes ↓ ❹ 11:20 Kagoshima Castle Ruins ↓ ↓ 🚗About 68km About 1.5 hours (toll road) ↓ ❺ 13:30 Kirishima Art Forest ↓ ↓ 🚗About 30km About 45 minutes ↓ ❻ 15:00 Sogi Falls ↓ ↓ 🚗About 75km About 1.5 hours (toll road) 18:30 Arrived at Hotel Rem Kagoshima °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Starbucks Coffee Kagoshima Sengan-en Store 📍9688-1 Yoshino-cho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, 892-0871 Sengakuen Ryobo Mochi Shop 📍9700-1 Yoshino-cho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, 892-0871 Kagoshima Castle Ruins 📍7-2 Shiroyama-cho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, 892-0853 Kirishima Art Forest 📍6340-220 Kiba, Yusui-cho, Aira-gun, Kagoshima Prefecture, 899-6201 Sogi Falls 📍895-2526 628-41 Oguchi Miyato, Isa City, Kagoshima Prefecture °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• 🔹Day 3 9:40 Depart from hotel 🚗Approx. 36km, approx. 40min (toll road) ❶ 10:30 Kanayama Bridge ↓ ↓ 🚗Approx. 14km, approx. 30min ↓ ❷ 11:00 Jidori no Sato Eirakuso ↓ ↓ 🚗Approx. 90km, approx. 2.5hrs ↓ ❸ 14:30 Okawa Falls ↓ ↓ 🚗Approx. 27km, approx. 40min ↓ ❹ 16:00 Sugawara Shrine Arahira Tenjin ↓ ↓ 🚗Approx. 27km About 40 minutes ↓ ❺ 17:00 Arimura Lava Observatory ↓ ↓ 🚗 About 75km About 1.5 hours (toll road) ↓ 　　19:00 Arrive at Hotel Rem Kagoshima °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Kanayama Bridge 📍6096-2 Oyamada, Kajiki-cho, Aira City, Kagoshima Prefecture, 899-5203 Local Chicken Village Eirakuso 📍3766-6 Matsunaga, Hayato-cho, Kirishima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, 899-5112 Okawa Falls 📍12222-2 Nejimegawa, Minamiosumi-cho, Kimotsuki-gun, Kagoshima Prefecture, 893-2501 Sugawara Shrine Arahira Tenjin 📍4014 Tenjincho, Kanoya City, Kagoshima Prefecture, 891-2313 Arimura Lava Observatory 📍952 Arimuracho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture, 891-1545 #Kagoshima #KagoshimaTourism #DomesticTravel #SoloTravel #Cafe #Gourmet #GourmetTrip

#March Good Places 2025 Address: 〒892-0853 1-1 Shiroyama-cho, Kagoshima-shi, Kagoshima Prefecture When you take your kids to Kashima, you can’t miss visiting the different museums! It is better to go to a museum than to read thousands of books. The Kagoshima Prefectural Museum is a place to help children and adults understand the nature of Kagoshima, Kyushu. The first floor of the museum is mainly for entrance displays as well as project exhibitions introducing local flora and fauna. The 2nd floor introduces the rich nature of Kagoshima Prefecture across 600km. The 3rd floor introduces some industries developed using Kagoshima’s natural conditions, as well as a 3D theater and a learning intelligence classroom. In addition, the 4th floor of the annex has a fee-based astrology hall, an astronomy exhibition room and a dinosaur fossil exhibition room. However very cheap, adults 220, elementary and middle school students 110yen.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Remm Hotel is a new hotel brand established by Hankyu Hanshin Daiichi Hotel Group, which was designed with the concept of "better sleep". It is a very modern and comfortable hotel that has changed its traditional image and has a stylish design. . The Kagoshima Remm store is only a two or three minute walk from the Tenmonkan tram station and the airport bus. The hotel emphasizes providing guests with a high-quality sleep experience, so guests can choose pillows and room moisturizers, which will help guests sleep with the five senses. The most amazing thing is that there is a massage chair at the head of the bed, allowing travelers to completely relax after a busy day. The room facilities are modern and complete, from high-speed Wi-Fi to smart TV. The bathroom is also a highlight. It has no bathtub but is equipped with a separate shower room and a high-pressure shower head with constant water temperature. The semi-light toilet design makes the bathing experience very satisfactory. The accessories are from the MiZao cooperative brand and are very easy to use.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Central Park in Kagoshima City is a wonderful tourist destination surrounded by nature. A variety of flowers bloom throughout the vast grounds from spring to autumn. The cherry blossoms and hydrangeas are especially spectacular! In addition, the park has ponds and playground equipment, suitable for the whole family to enjoy together. Travelers who want to enjoy the beauty of the four seasons may want to come and visit! The location is near Terukuni Shrine. The place is not very big. You can sit in this park after walking around Terukuni Shrine and enjoy the quiet environment of Kagoshima City. When I visited, it was cloudy and there were no flowers, so it seemed ordinary, but it is best to go there because the park also serves as a disaster relief shelter during earthquakes.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The Cat Shrine of Kagoshima is located in Senganen Garden. It is said that the seven cats that the 17th feudal lord Shimazu Yoshihiro brought to Korea during the Bunroku Campaign in 1592 were used to judge the changes in time using their pupils. After the battle, only two cats returned safely, so the feudal lord established this "Cat God Shrine" to worship the cat gods and built a small shrine to commemorate them. On February 22, the Cat God Society holds a "Cat Lovers' Longevity Prayer Festival". Because the pronunciation of "meow meow" sounds like that of "meow", it is called Cat Day, or Cat Festival. The torii gate of the Nekojin Shrine is decorated with shimenawa ropes. Many believers come here to offer ema with two yellow and white cats printed on it, praying for the safety and health of their cats at home. The prayers are accompanied by Japanese, Chinese, and Korean words, expressing their deep love for their furry friends. Finally, be sure to buy cat amulets and other cat souvenirs

Solo travel, Southern Kyushu, Kagoshima It’s been a long time since I traveled alone. I chose a lovely place where it doesn’t snow in winter. There weren’t many foreign tourists, so I enjoyed a great Japanese life~ Kagoshima City Kagoshima I’m very happy to meet friendly Japanese people here, as well as the staff at the tourist information center! I like all the photos I accidentally asked passersby to take~ #Kagoshima #Kagoshima City #Kagoshima #Sakurajima #Sakurajima Volcano #Senganen #Ibusuki's Box #JR Nishidaiyama Station #Kirishima Jingu⁣ #Raw Chicken Sashimi #Ibusuki Travel

📍Travel Overview Day 1: Kansai Airport → Kagoshima Airport → Tonkatsu Kawakyu → Sakurajima → Sakanachan → Private Sauna Moimoi Day 2: Unagi no Matsushige → Ibusuki → Sand Bath Sunamushi no Sato → Pork and Beef Shabu-shabu KAREN Day 3: Kirishima Jidori no Sato Eirakuso → Kirishima Shrine → Kagoshima Airport → Kansai Airport 🍜Delicious Gourmet Tonkatsu Kawakyu's Roast, Fillet, and Soft Bone Stew Sakanachan's Course Meal Unagi no Matsushige's Unadon and Harami Skewers KAREN's Pork Loin and Beef Ribeye Shabu-shabu Jidori no Sato Eirakuso's Chicken Breast Sashimi and Grilled Chicken 🏠Recommended Accommodations Solaria

🇯🇵【Kagoshima】A restaurant serving the most delicious Kagoshima Rokuhaku Kurobuta pork! Wakana Main Branch! Kurobuta pork raised in a blessed environment is full of sweetness and umami that melts in your mouth (^^) In order to deliver the original flavor of the meat, they are particular about not freezing it at all from the farm to the moment it is served (^^) You can fully enjoy the extremely fresh and unique premium Kurobuta pork in shabu-shabu! (^^) 【Location】 9-14 Higashi-Sengoku-cho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture 【Access】 About 1 minute walk from Tenmonkan-dori Station exit About 5 minutes walk from Izuro-dori Station exit About 6 minutes walk from Takami-baba Station exit #Free hotel stay

#JanuaryGoodDestinations2025 📍Where to see Sakurajima Volcano: Arimura Lava Observatory 〒891-1545 952 Arimura-cho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture #日本火山 #樱島 #火山 #卡哥島 Sakurajima Volcano, located in Kagoshima City, Japan, is an active volcano and one of Japan's most representative natural landscapes. The volcano is not only famous for its spectacular volcanic activity, but also for its impact on the lives of local residents and has become a symbol of Kagoshima. When you arrive at Sakurajima, you will first be shocked by its magnificent volcanic landscape. The top of Sakurajima is often covered with smoke, and occasionally you can see the spectacular sight of a volcanic eruption. Especially on a clear day, looking out over Sakurajima, the majestic aura of the volcano makes one feel the power and magnificence of nature. The natural scenery here is full of shock and mystery. Whether you are hiking or taking a tour bus, you can always appreciate the beauty of this volcanic land. In addition to the volcano itself, there are many other attractions around Sakurajima that are worth visiting. For example, Sakurajima Onsen on the island is a popular place to relax and enjoy the natural gifts of the volcano by taking a hot spring bath. In addition, Sakurajima's black pork is also a local culinary specialty, so why not try an authentic Kagoshima cuisine. Sakurajima is also very convenient to get to, and it only takes about 10 minutes by ferry from the center of Kagoshima. During the ferry voyage, you can enjoy the magnificent sea view and the scenery of Kagoshima City. It is a beautiful journey not to be missed. 📍Address:

#favouriteitinerary Kagoshima – A Gateway to Nature and Tradition 🇯🇵✨ Located on the southern tip of Kyushu, Kagoshima is a captivating city that offers a mix of natural beauty, rich culture, and a view into the island's volcanic past. Known for the iconic Sakurajima volcano, hot springs, and delicious local food, Kagoshima provides a peaceful yet vibrant getaway. --- Top Highlights Sakurajima: The iconic volcano just across the bay is the symbol of Kagoshima. Whether you're hiking, enjoying the views from the Sakurajima Visitor Center, or soaking in a hot spring with a volcano backdrop, it’s a must-see. Shiroyama Park: Offering panoramic views of the city and Sakurajima, this park is perfect for a relaxing stroll. It also features the Shiroyama Observatory and the ruins of Kagoshima Castle. Iso-Teien Garden: A beautiful Japanese garden with traditional tea houses and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for nature lovers. Ibusuki: Famous for its sand baths, where visitors are buried in warm sand at the beach, providing a relaxing and unique experience. Kagoshima Aquarium: A great spot to see marine life from the surrounding waters of Kagoshima, featuring a variety of species and interactive exhibits. --- Things to Do Soak in the Sand Baths: Head to Ibusuki for a relaxing and unusual sand bath experience, where you’ll be buried in warm sand by professional attendants. Take a Ferry to Sakurajima: Enjoy scenic views on the ferry ride to the Sakurajima volcano, and spend the day exploring its hiking trails, hot springs, and volcanic craters. Visit Sengan-en Garden: A historical garden that offers views of Sakurajima and a chance to explore the region's traditional architecture and history. Kagoshima Food: Don’t miss out on local dishes like Kagoshima Black Pork, Satsuma-age (fried fish cakes), and the delicious shochu (local distilled spirit). --- Cuisine and Dining Kagoshima Black Pork: Known for its tender and flavorful meat, this local delicacy is often served as shabu-shabu (hot pot) or grilled. Satsuma-age: A type of deep-fried fish cake made with fish paste, it’s a popular local snack. Shochu: Kagoshima is one of Japan’s main shochu-producing regions, so be sure to try this local distilled spirit. --- Best Time to Visit Spring (March to May): A great time to visit with mild weather, ideal for outdoor activities like hiking and sightseeing. Autumn (September to November): Cooler weather and beautiful autumn leaves, especially around Sengan-en Garden and Shiroyama Park. Summer (June to August): While it’s hot, summer festivals, including the Kagoshima Flower Park Festival, offer a unique way to experience the city. --- Kagoshima is a wonderful place to relax, explore nature, and enjoy Japan’s slower pace of life. Whether you're hiking around Sakurajima, enjoying a sand bath, or savoring local dishes, this charming city offers a perfect blend of history, nature, and culture.

#Travel itinerary Kagoshima, which can be reached in 1 hour and 30 minutes by plane! If you are preparing for a trip to Kagoshima, Japan, I will introduce 2 restaurants that I would like to recommend. These are restaurants where only locals wait in line. 1. Sugidama Centerasu Tenmonkan Branch Fukiagean ⏰Opening hours: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM 📍Address: 2F, Sennichicho, 1-1-206, Sennichicho, Kagoshima, Japan 〒892-0843 2. Fukiagean ⏰Opening hours: 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM 📍Address: 1-1 Amyu Plaza Kagoshima B1, Chuocho, Kagoshima, Japan 〒890-0053

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #astronomygallery #Kagoshimaastronomygallery #Kagoshima #Lakagoshima #Lakagoshimatourism #Lakagoshimatravel #Japantravel #Japanattractions The Astronomygallery is the most prosperous shopping street in southern Kyushu, a comprehensive facility where you can enjoy food and shopping. The name "Tenmonkan Shopping Street" originated in the Edo period, when the eighth lord of Satsuma, Shimazu Shigehiro, built a planetarium here and it has been used ever since 🕰️ Kagoshima Tenmonkan Street is lined with restaurants and cafes, selling popular delicacies such as black pork deep-fried pork cutlet, black pork shabu-shabu, and white bear shaved ice (shaved ice with fruit syrup). There are also many shopping facilities such as souvenir shops, clothing stores, and department stores. The streets are designed as arcades, so you can enjoy shopping and exploring delicious food even when it rains without worrying about getting wet. There are also many hotels here that can be used as a sightseeing base. In addition, there are many izakayas and bars, especially on weekend nights, when people drinking and having fun make the whole street very lively.

Sengan-en was the favorite garden of Shimazu Nariakira. Atsuhime, who married into the Tokugawa shogunate, also lived in this beautiful garden. To this day, it continues to attract numerous visitors from around the world. The garden features a stunning landscape with Sakurajima as a borrowed scenery mountain and Kinko Bay as a pond, creating a breathtaking view that leaves visitors in awe. The Iso area in Kagoshima City still retains historical traces of its modernization. The remains of the reverberatory furnace used to manufacture cannons, the modern Satsuma ware made using the same brick-making method as the reverberatory boiler, and the origin of the Satsuma Kiriko factory, which initially started with the idea of making medicine bottles, are all significant proofs of Japan's journey towards becoming a modern industrial nation. The Iso area is considered one of the most influential places in leading Japan towards modernization. These industrial heritage sites are very important for historical testimony, and thus, the Japanese government decided to list them as a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO in 2015. The vast garden, covering 15,000 tsubo, is filled with various flowers blooming throughout the year, offering a splendid view. 🎭 Sengan-en, a villa built by Satsuma Domain lord Shimazu Mitsuhisa in 1658, combines a Japanese garden with the magnificent scenery of Sakurajima and Kinko Bay. It was designated a World Cultural Heritage site in 2015 as part of the "Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution." The garden features local cuisine, a Japanese-style café, shops selling traditional Kagoshima crafts, and exclusive Sengan-en souvenirs. The adjacent museum, Shoko Shuseikan, offers insights into the 800-year history of the Shimazu family and showcases Satsuma Kiriko glass craftsmanship. 🍵 Sengan-en is located in the Iso area of Kagoshima City, the Shimazu family's villa.

You can see the towering volcano right from the Sakurajima ferry terminal! The ferry ride takes about 20 minutes. This time, the travel route is Yunohira Observatory - Karasujima Observatory - Lava Coast Walking Trail - Lava Park Foot Bath - Tsukiyomi Shrine. The view from Yunohira Observatory is excellent, allowing you to quietly enjoy the Sakurajima Volcano. You can also get a distant view of Kagoshima from above. Since I wanted to walk the Lava Coast Walking Trail, I chose to get off at Karasujima Observatory and walk all the way to the ferry terminal, which takes about 40 minutes. However, walking along the coast is very pleasant, with very few people, making it perfect for daydreaming. Seeing the foot bath means you've reached the end of the trail~~ You can relax with a foot bath! But I think it would be even more beautiful to walk around sunset. If you plan to take a day trip to Sakurajima, it is recommended to buy a day pass that includes the ferry. Just taking the round-trip ferry and three Sakurajima buses is worth the ticket price! You can continue to use it when you return to Kagoshima, and there are also discounts on admission to several attractions, which is very cost-effective.

The Sakurajima Sightseeing Bus is the ideal means of transport to explore the western area of ​​Sakurajima, providing a convenient and fast service that allows visitors to easily enjoy the magnificent scenery of this active volcanic island. The bus starts and ends at Sakurajima Port. There are about 15 trips a day, with 12 major stops along the way, allowing tourists to get on and off at any time to explore major attractions. The Observation Deck Bus Route covers three great observation decks, including: Ushima Observatory: The closest viewing point to Sakurajima, offering spectacular views of the volcano. Akamizu Observation Plaza: Look up at Sakurajima from the lawn and enjoy a different perspective. Yunohira Observation Deck: 373 meters above sea level, overlooking the magnificent scenery of Sakurajima and its surroundings. There are local souvenir shops and hot spring facilities near the bus stop, such as "Hinotori Souvenir Shop" and "Sakurajima MAGUMA Onsen", so visitors can easily buy souvenirs or enjoy a hot spring bath. The Sakurajima Sightseeing Bus is not only a means of transportation, but also the best partner for tourists to explore the natural beauty and culture of Sakurajima. Whether admiring the spectacular views of the volcano or enjoying the local cuisine and hot springs, this bus route provides a convenient and comfortable travel experience. #Bus

🌸 Senyan Garden combines a Japanese garden, beautiful Sakura Island and the magnificent landscape of Jinjiang Bay. 🌅 💞Reason for recommendation: 🍽️ There is also a restaurant in the park where you can enjoy the food with a view of Sakura Island. The restaurant's produce is very good and the prices are very reasonable 🏛️ Sengen Garden was named a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2015 and belongs to the "Meiji Japan Industrial Revolution Heritage" with a rich history In short, this place not only has beautiful natural scenery, but also a deep cultural heritage, I recommend you to visit! 💰Average consumption per person: Admission ticket 1600yen Dining at the restaurant costs approximately 2,600 yen per person 📍Address: 892-0871 9700-1 Yoshinocho, Kagoshima, Kagoshima Prefecture 🕰️Opening Hours: 09:00 - 17:00 #November Good Places 2024 #USJ #Register November Hotel Test Sleeper #100 Ways to Travel #Japan #Japanese Attractions #Japanese Cuisine #Kagoshima #Senyan Garden

Sengan-en Garden in Kagoshima is a villa built in 1658 by the 19th head of the Shimazu clan, Mitsuhisa. Many works of art are on display in the vast garden covering an area of ​​49,000m2. You can also see the majestic Sakurajima from the garden, and enjoy Kagoshima's famous chicken rice and Janbo mochi 🍴 By the way, the famous Kagoshima sweets I bought here, "Karukan," were incredibly delicious ✨ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Name: Sengan-en Address: 9700-1 Yoshino-cho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture Access: Take the bus to "Sengan-en-mae" and walk for 5 minutes Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 Closed: Open all year round (closed on the first Sunday of March) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #0 yen travel autumn #Sengan-en #Kagoshima sightseeing #Kagoshima trip

#DomesticTravelTrip A recommended hidden gem and spectacular sightseeing spot in Kagoshima, where the majestic nature represented by Sakurajima is impressive ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦ 📍Spot Information #KanayamaBridge A stone bridge built over the Kanayama Road, which transported gold ore and supplies from the mine to Kajiki Port. It is said to have been built around 1880 by the Shimazu family for the management of the gold mine. You can go down to the river and see the waterfall over the arched bridge. #Arimura Lava Observatory You can see Sakurajima's lava flow up close. The lava flow, formed from the solidified lava that flowed out from the great Sakurajima eruption in 1914, spreads out all over the place. From the observation deck, you can enjoy spectacular views of Kinko Bay and Kaimon-dake. #Sugawara Shrine Arahira Tenjin A shrine in Kanoya City on the Osumi Peninsula where the god of learning, Sugawara Michizane, is enshrined. This is a rare shrine where the sandy approach leads to a small rocky area jutting out into the sea. At high tide during spring tides, it becomes an island in the sea, and at low tide, a sandbar appears, allowing you to walk to worship there. It shows different appearances depending on the time of day. #Sogi Falls The Kawauchi River and its tributaries flow through the center of the Okuchi Basin, and in the southwest of the city, it becomes "Sogi Falls" and flows into Tsuruta Dam. This waterfall, with its towering strange rocks, is 210 meters wide and 12 meters high, and has a large amount of water, making it spectacular. #Kagoshima #Sakurajima #Domestic travel #Solo travel #Girls' trip #Shrine tour

One of the places I always wanted to visit was Sakurajima because a band I used to listen to had a song themed around it. You can reach the island in about 15 minutes by ferry from Kagoshima. The view of Sakurajima from the ferry was the best angle, for better or worse. I also enjoyed the process of gradually approaching Sakurajima. When I arrived on the island and walked around, I saw evacuation shelters that I had never seen before, reminding me that Sakurajima is still active.

🇯🇵Kyushu | Day 2 Kagoshima | Beautiful Sakurajima Volcano🌋 Viewpoints||Kyushu Kagoshima: Three Beautiful Sakurajima Volcano🌋 Viewpoints from Far to Near: 1️⃣Shiroyama Park: Sakurajima Volcano is wearing a white hat, and you can't see the 🌋 panorama, but you can wait for the sunset afterglow, and the whole city is covered with a 🌆 golden veil. Shiroyama Park (you can see the whole volcano and city view from a distance, suitable for after 5 pm, you can see the beautiful sunset and starry night view) 2️⃣Sengan-en: The best viewpoint of Sakurajima Volcano▶️Sakura Garden, mountains and seas, green trees, and the city train shuttles through it, the scenery is beautiful. It's best to come here early in the morning, there are fewer people and it's good to stroll around, and then have lunch at Sakura Garden. 3️⃣Sakurajima🌋 Volcano October 8th 3:30 pm I was lucky to encounter Sakurajima Volcano eruption▶️Figure 17, 18 You need to take a boat to get here, you can see the volcano up close.

Kagoshima City is the capital of Kagoshima Prefecture, the southernmost part of the Kyushu region. It is not a tourist destination in Japan, but you can actually spend a day to experience the charm of this slow-paced city. - ❶ View Sakurajima from the Shiroyama Park Observation Deck ❷Tour around the city on the Kagoshima City Tram ❸Try the super-famous Kagoshima black pork cutlet rice - Takuya Kawakaku ❹ Check out the super popular Shirokuma shaved ice ❺Purchase Kagoshima specialty—かるかん（軽羹） ❻Find your favorite coffee shop in the alley near Tenmonkan Station and enjoy the afternoon ❼Go to the かごっまふるさと屋台村 and have a drink and eat some local snacks - 🌟Tips ①Suica cannot be used on Kagoshima City. If you do not have a local transportation card, you can only get off the bus and insert coins or use a credit card. One way is 160 yen. ② Kawajiu needs to make a reservation. Enter your mobile phone number on the machine at the entrance of the store to make a reservation. ③かるかん recommends Akashiya’s. It’s like the rice cakes I ate when I was a kid. It’s lightly sweet and super delicious! Available both inside and outside the station, but the shelf life is very short ④There are two major stations in Kagoshima. Kagoshima Station is convenient to Shiroyama Park and the Aquarium. Kagoshima Chuo Station is convenient to take the Shinkansen. Both stations are connected by JR. ⑤Everyone has to order one portion of Shirokuma Shaved Ice. The normal size is for 1 to 2 people (a very big portion), so just order the baby size. ⑥The Seal of the Hundred Castles of Kagoshima Castle is in the [Aimeikan] at the foot of the mountain, but the Aimeikan is closed on Mondays. You can also go to the [Kagoshima Castle Seal] near Central Park, and you can also buy the castle seal.

Kotogawa River is located in the central area of ​​Kagoshima City, in the heart of Kagoshima City, just a 5-minute walk from Kagoshima Chuo Station. The banks of the Kotogawa River are a famous historical trail where two great Japanese historical figures, Saigo Takamori and Okubo Toshimichi, were born and grew up. The "Reshin Hometown Museum" is also located on the banks of the Gatsu River, making this place even more full of history. In April, there are about 500 cherry trees in full bloom on both sides of the Jiatuchuan Trail. With the flowing river and the sunlight shining, the scenery is ever-changing and unforgettable. The lights will be turned on from dusk to 10 pm for visitors to enjoy the beautiful night cherry blossoms. When the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the beautiful scenery of cherry blossoms flying around is really a beautiful scene. 📍Address: Kajiya-cho, Kagoshima City, Kagoshima Prefecture #Flower Viewing #100 Ways to Travel