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Places in Kagoshima
Browse 33 photo-backed places to visit in Kagoshima.
Kajiki Unofficial Mint Site
Kagoshima, Japan
Discover a fascinating chapter of feudal Japanese economic history at the verified site of an unauthorized private currency mint in Kajiki.
Amami Oshima Beaches
Kagoshima, Japan
Fringed by crystal-clear waters and powdery white sand, the pristine shores of Amami Oshima offer an unspoiled paradise for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling.
Amami Oshima Mangrove Forest
Kagoshima, Japan
Paddle through Japan’s second-largest mangrove forest on a serene kayak tour exploring lush tidal waterways.
Tanaka Isson Memorial Museum of Art
Kagoshima, Japan
Immerse yourself in the vibrant subtropical flora and fauna of Amami Oshima through the evocative masterpieces of painter Tanaka Isson.
Nishi-Ōyama Station
Kagoshima, Japan
Frame unforgettable rural views at Japan's southernmost JR train station, set against the dramatic conical backdrop of Mount Kaimondake.
Tenmonkan
Kagoshima, Japan
Bustling with local energy, Tenmonkan is Kagoshima's premier covered shopping arcade filled with lively boutiques, authentic eateries, and specialty souvenir shops.
Kagoshima City Aquarium
Kagoshima, Japan
Set right on the waterfront beside the Sakurajima ferry terminal, this expansive seven-floor aquarium showcases the fascinating marine ecosystems of Kagoshima and its southern subtropical islands.
Nagashima Museum
Kagoshima, Japan
Perched high above Kagoshima Bay, Nagashima Museum pairs panoramic coastal views with an impressive collection of international and Japanese masterpieces.
Deai-sugi Cedar Tree
Kagoshima, Japan
Standing proudly at Kagoshima-Chūō Station, this majestic 3,000-year-old ancient cedar trunk from Yakushima serves as a historic and beloved local meeting spot.
Portrait of a Shout
Kagoshima, Japan
Perched on the volcanic shores of Sakurajima, this striking 38-ton lava rock sculpture captures a roaring figure screaming toward the sky to commemorate a legendary all-night rock concert.
Jimesaa
Kagoshima, Japan
Tucked behind the Kagoshima City Museum of Art, Jimesaa is a beloved, quirky stone statue traditionally treated to a fresh application of makeup each autumn.
Sakurajima
Kagoshima, Japan
Towering over Kagoshima Bay, Sakurajima is one of Japan's most awe-inspiring active volcanoes, renowned for its dramatic daily plumes of smoke and rugged volcanic scenery.
Senganen Garden
Kagoshima, Japan
A breathtaking traditional landscape garden boasting dramatic borrowed views of the active Sakurajima volcano and Kagoshima Bay.
Shiroyama Park
Kagoshima, Japan
Perched high above downtown Kagoshima, Shiroyama Park offers breathtaking panoramic views across the city, the bay, and the smoking peak of Mount Sakurajima.
Reimeikan Museum
Kagoshima, Japan
Delve into the rich heritage of Kagoshima across three spacious floors of immersive exhibits and intricate historical dioramas at the Reimeikan Museum.
Yakushima
Kagoshima, Japan
Immerse yourself in the mystical, moss-draped wilderness of Yakushima, a subtropical island home to ancient cedar forests and some of Japan's oldest living trees.
Kirishima
Kagoshima, Japan
Spanning the border of Kagoshima and Miyazaki, Kirishima is an untamed volcanic wonderland of steaming peaks, emerald crater lakes, and rejuvenating hot springs.
Satsuma Peninsula
Kagoshima, Japan
Stretching south from Kagoshima, the Satsuma Peninsula is a scenic coastal haven famed for its soothing hot springs, lush subtropical landscapes, and rich feudal history.
Kagoshima
Kagoshima, Japan
Kyushu’s sun-drenched southernmost metropolis charms travelers with its palm-fringed boulevards, seaside energy, and the dramatic backdrop of active volcano Mount Sakurajima.
Sanada no Osada
Kagoshima, Japan
Tucked at the foot of sacred Mount Takachiho, Sanada no Osada is a quiet sanctuary revered in Japanese mythology as the site of the world's very first rice paddy.
Kirishima Mountains
Kagoshima, Japan
Trek across dramatic volcanic cones, steaming craters, and vibrant highland scenery in one of southern Japan’s most captivating natural wonderlands.
Kirishima Onsen
Kagoshima, Japan
Perched on the scenic slopes of the Kirishima Mountains, Kirishima Onsen is a premier hot spring retreat celebrated for its restorative sulfuric waters and sweeping views over Kagoshima Bay.
Ebino Kogen
Kagoshima, Japan
Perched high in the Kirishima mountains, Ebino Kogen is a dramatic volcanic plateau celebrated for scenic hiking trails and shifting seasonal colors.
Kirishima Shrine
Kagoshima, Japan
Set against a backdrop of ancient cedar trees, Kirishima Shrine is a gorgeous vermilion sanctuary deeply woven into Japan's foundational creation mythology.
Kagoshima Airport
Kagoshima, Japan
Serving as the vibrant gateway to southern Kyushu, Kagoshima Airport offers a seamless travel experience complete with regional dining, souvenir shops, and convenient transit links.
Chiran Tokko Museum
Kagoshima, Japan
Located on the site of a historic wartime airbase, the Chiran Tokko Museum offers a deeply moving encounter with the final letters and personal artifacts of World War II special attack corps pilots.
Ibusuki
Kagoshima, Japan
Experience the ultimate coastal rejuvenation in Ibusuki, a seaside hot spring resort famous for its therapeutic, naturally heated volcanic sand baths.
Chiran Samurai District
Kagoshima, Japan
Step back into the Edo period along peaceful lanes lined with stone walls, traditional residences, and exquisite 250-year-old gardens in Chiran's remarkably preserved samurai quarter.
Cape Nagasakibana
Kagoshima, Japan
Jutting out from the southernmost tip of the Satsuma Peninsula, Cape Nagasakibana offers dramatic ocean panoramas framed by a picturesque white lighthouse.
Flower Park Kagoshima
Kagoshima, Japan
Immerse yourself in a vibrant coastal paradise featuring half a million global blooms near the southern tip of the Satsuma Peninsula.
Shiratani Unsuikyo Ravine
Kagoshima, Japan
Step into an enchanting primeval forest of moss-draped ancient cedars and babbling streams that famously inspired Studio Ghibli's Princess Mononoke.
Jomonsugi
Kagoshima, Japan
Standing deep within Yakushima’s ancient rainforest, Jomonsugi is a colossal cedar tree revered as the oldest living tree in Japan.
Yakusugi Land
Kagoshima, Japan
Immerse yourself in the mystical ancient forests of Yakushima at Yakusugi Land, where well-maintained trails make marveling at thousand-year-old cedars effortless and enchanting.
