Kanoya

This aviation treasure showcases Japan's naval air history, including the world's only surviving Kawanishi H8K2 'Emily' flying boat. Explore exhibits featuring restored aircraft from WWII to modern times.

Japan's largest rose garden showcases 50,000 roses across 8 hectares with 1,500 varieties. Visit the themed areas and indulge in unique rose-infused treats at the garden café.

This interactive museum showcases artifacts from Asian countries, inviting hands-on cultural exploration. Try on traditional costumes and play authentic instruments for an immersive heritage experience.

Immerse yourself in the mineral-rich waters of Kushiro Sakura Onsen, a tranquil retreat in Kagoshima Prefecture. Evening visits offer the most soothing experience as steam rises against the cool night air.

This peaceful green space in Kanoya offers a perfect retreat with well-maintained paths and seasonal events. During summer, the Aqua Zone Kusira pool provides refreshing family entertainment.

This preserved World War II dugout offers a glimpse into Imperial Japanese Navy communications during wartime. Explore the somber interior with a flashlight to fully appreciate its historical significance.

Perched atop a 550-meter hill, Kihoku Tenkyukan Observatory houses Kagoshima Prefecture's largest telescope for exceptional stargazing, offering panoramic views of Sakurajima and Kirishima.