Kagoshima City is located at the southernmost tip of the Kyushu mainland. The natural blessings from volcanic activity of Sakurajima, an active volcano that can be said to be the symbol of the city, have made the surrounding land fertile, helping the residents cultivate a wide variety of agricultural products. The city's entertainment district, Tenmonkan, is popular among tourists for its many souvenir shops and restaurants serving local delicacies such as Kurobuta (black pork), Kuroushi (black beef), and Kagoshima ramen.
One of the world's most active volcanoes, located only 15 minutes by ferry from the city. There are a variety of activities that allow visitors to experience the power of a volcano up close and personal.
A daimyo garden located in the World Heritage Area. The "Shakkei" (borrowed scenery) of Sakurajima and Kinko Bay, viewed from the residence where the Shimazu clan lived, is renowned as one of the most beautiful in Japan.
A popular spot known as the largest entertainment district in Southern Kyushu. A food destination featuring renowned restaurants serving Kagoshima specialties like Kuroushi (black beef), Kurobuta (black pork), and sweet potato shochu.
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Imo Shochu, whose production method has been designated as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, is a spirit made from sweet potatoes....
By Air:
Haneda Airport～Kagoshima Airport : Approx. 1hr 40 min.
Itami Airport～Kagoshima Airport : Approx. 1hr 20 min.
Kansai International Airport～Kagoshima Airport : Approx. 1hr 20 min. *LCC
By Train（Shinkansen）:
Shin-Osaka Station ～ Kagoshima Chuo Station : Approx. 3 hr 30 min.
