Your first visit to Ichikikushikino
Explore the students museum at Hashima and a shrine below Mount Kanmuridake. Plan these separate coastal-history and mountain-worship stops with transport between them.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Explore the students museum at Hashima and a shrine below Mount Kanmuridake. Plan these separate coastal-history and mountain-worship stops with transport between them.
Read the guide →Visit Cape Inutabu and Agon village in Isen, southern Tokunoshima. Distinguish the town from the whole island and plan transport and return times between the two stops.
Read the guide →Explore Izumi-Fumoto’s historic streets and a winter crane-observation base. The sites are apart, and the observation facility operates seasonally, so plan timing and transport separately.
Read the guide →This guide follows the app’s former Kajiki Town boundary, now part of Aira City after the March 23, 2010 merger. It covers a stone-paved slope and waterfall within the former town, rather than the whole present city.
Read the guide →This guide follows the app’s former Kamo Town area, part of Aira City since the March 23, 2010 merger. Explore two neighboring features in one precinct: Kamo Hachiman Shrine and its great camphor tree.
Read the guide →Visit a space research facility and the ruins of Koyama Castle. The observatory’s public areas are subject to operational restrictions; check official notices first and plan the separate castle visit.
Read the guide →This guide follows the app’s Aira Town boundary before the March 23, 2010 merger. It covers the history museum and Shigetomi coast within that former town, rather than all of today’s Aira City.
Read the guide →In southern Satsuma Peninsula, Minamikyushu pairs Chiran’s samurai streets with the coast of Ei. The two areas are separated; check driving routes or current bus connections before combining them.
Read the guide →Kasasa in Minamisatsuma combines an intricate coastline with the brewing heritage of the Kurose master distillers. Plan travel along coastal roads and check each museum’s opening days.
Read the guide →Minamitane in southern Tanegashima offers space facilities and wave-shaped coastal scenery. Check launch-related access restrictions and tide times before planning the day.
Read the guide →In central Tanegashima, Nakatane offers Kumano Coast in the east and striking rock scenery in the west. Check transport between them and avoid planning an overnight stay at camping facilities closed for construction.
Read the guide →Akune in northwestern Kagoshima combines the Hisatsu Orange Railway with the East China Sea coast. Use the station as a starting point, checking train times and onward travel to the shore.
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