This year-round campsite has a pool and beach nearby. There are 8, 6 and 4 person bungalows and campsites...
Kuni no Matsubara (campsite)
We will introduce you to the highlights of Kagoshima City, where many famous historical sites are dotted, as well as Kirishima, Chiran, Makurazaki, and other areas throughout the prefecture. All of these are must-see tourist spots!
Kurino-dake Sleeper Stairs
The stairs leading to the Kurinodake Observatory are made from sleepers from the former JNR Yamano Line. There are 561 steps on the left and 555 steps on the right.
Kurinodake Recreation Village
There is a walking trail through the virgin forest halfway up Mount Kurino, and an open space where people of all ages can enjoy active activities.
Kurokami Buried Torii
A major eruption in 1914 (Taisho 3) caused volcanic ash and pumice to fall, leaving only the upper part of the 3m torii gate...
Kurozu Pot Field
Fukuyama is the home of the nationally famous black vinegar. It is made from steamed rice, rice malt, and groundwater, a traditional method dating back to the Edo period...
Koshiki Island
The archipelago consists of the inhabited islands of Kamikoshikijima, Nakakoshikijima, and Shimokoshikijima, as well as numerous uninhabited islands. A cliff cruise on the sightseeing boat Kanoko is available.
Statue of Tatewaki Komatsu
He worked hard to reform the domain government and the Satsuma-Choshu Alliance, and supported such figures as Saigo Takamori, Okubo Toshimichi, and Sakamoto Ryoma behind the scenes as a senior retainer of the Satsuma domain.
Statue of Tomoatsu Godai
He persuaded the Satsuma Domain of the need to send students to Europe, and traveled to England with his students in 1865. After returning to Japan, during the Meiji era...
Saigo Park
The eye-catching statue of Saigo Takamori is the tallest bronze statue of a person in Japan. Saigo's military uniform and other items are on display in the park...
The final resting place of Saigo Takamori
In the early hours of September 10, 1877, when the government forces began their general attack, Saigo Takamori...
Birthplace of Saigo Takamori
Saigo Takamori was born in what is now Kajiyacho, Kagoshima City. This town, which was the residence of low-ranking samurai of the Satsuma domain, was located in the Okubo area...
Saigo Takamori Cave
After losing the battle against the overwhelming government forces, the Japanese army was killed in a battle that lasted for six days from September 10th, 1877 (Meiji 9) until the early hours of September 19th...
Saigo Takamori Bronze Statue
His talent was discovered by Shimazu Nariakira, and he played an active role as a central figure in the late Edo period, forming the Satsuma-Choshu Alliance and other such...
Saigo Samurai Residence Site
This is the site of the mansion where the Saigo family moved in 2 and where Saigo spent his later years. There is a well that is said to have been used...
Former residence of Saigo Nanshu
When Saigo Takamori went to Edo, the Saigo family fell into poverty and sold their house in Kajiyacho...
Sakurajima
What is Sakurajima like? It is a composite active volcano consisting of Kita-dake and Minami-dake, with a height of 1117m (Kita-dake). And...
"Sakurajima" Lava Nagisa Park Footbath
The footbath, with a total length of about 100m, is one of the longest in Japan. It stretches for about 3km from the nearby Taisho Lava Field to the Karasujima Observatory.
Sakurajima Visitor Center
You can learn about Sakurajima's past and present eruptions, the transition of plants, and underwater life through theaters and dioramas.
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![[From Yoka Guide] ~ Beware of ashfall when sightseeing in Kagoshima ~ An eruption has been continuing at the summit crater of Sakurajima's Minamidake mountain from the evening of May 5th to the morning of the 15th. If you are sightseeing in Kagoshima city, please do not forget to bring an umbrella as rain is forecast from the evening of the 16th to tomorrow and the day after. An umbrella can also protect you from ash. We also recommend checking the weather forecast for the Kagoshima region to see the hourly wind direction and areas where ashfall is expected on Sakurajima. *As of the morning of the 16th, ashfall has been seen in Kagoshima City, Aira City, and other areas, and is expected to spread to Kirishima City, Hioki City, and the northern part of the prefecture. #Sakurajima #SakurajimaEruption #YokaGuideKagoshima #YokaGuideKagoshima #KagoshimaCity #KagoshimaTourism #Aira #Kirishima](https://yokaguide.com/cms/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
