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Located on the southernmost Pacific coast of Kyushu, Miyazaki (prefecture) is about four times the size of Jeju Island. The north and west are mountainous regions and in the southe... Learn more
Located on the southernmost Pacific coast of Kyushu, Miyazaki (prefecture) is about four times the size of Jeju Island. The north and west are mountainous regions and in the southeast region are plains where cities were built. Agriculture and livestock industries are developed in the outskirts of the city and forestry in the northwest. Approximately 5.6% of the population is engaged in primary industries and 77% is engaged in tertiary industries.
When you arrive at Miyazaki Airport, you will feel a soft breeze and the scent of the palm trees and the bougainvillea flowers that resemble a southern country.
The daytime temperature rises to 12-15 degrees in the winter, moderate temperatures of a southern country ideal especially for golfing among KOrean visitors. Attributable to such mild climate and close proximity to the beach, it is famous among golfers as well as surfing enthusiasts in Japan.
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After getting off at the airport, use the side exit to see the first impression of Miyazaki, through the spectacular buds of bougainvillea and the delicate scent of flowers.
If you are traveling with your family, we recommend that you to rent a car. The roads are not complicated and the cars are equipped with navigation.
If you take the national highway for about 20 minutes, you will reach the Horikiri Hill that boasts the best view of the sea in Miyazaki.
There are replicas of Moai stone statues of Easter Island, Miyazaki’s famous attractions. Each of the 7 stone statues has meaning and brings blessings for money, love, academic endeavors, fruitful businesses, and so on.
This shrine, located on a cliff, is an especially famous shrine in Japan, as legend has it that you can make your wish come true by throwing a lucky stone at the stone statue and the turtle rock that symbolize fertility and child rearing.
The Kirishima Shrine, which honors Ninigi-no-Mikoto, the hero of Japanese creation myth, was founded in the 6th century and boasts a long history.
It was destroyed and restored over and over again due to eruption of Mount Kirishima, and was built where it is today about 500 years ago.
It is a scenic ranch located in the vast hills of Kirishima, ideal for viewing Mount Kirishima, namely Karakuni Dake. You can also feed calves and sheep and enjoying horseback riding.
You and your family can also enjoy the day in restaurants with farm raised beef and lamb.
Take a stroll on the castle town where you can feel the history, and look around the town to find things to snack on. There are many things to eat such as ebi tempura, egg rolls, senbei, and ice cream, among which the most famous is of course ebi tempura.
The main attraction in Obi is the Obi Castle.
Obi Castle has been designated as one of Japan’s most important conservation area of traditional structures, and thus is preserved as a historical district, where you can feel the charms of Kyoto.
Take time to look around the Obi castle town.
Attractions include heart-shaped spots and happy Japanese cedar trees.
The quiet and cozy Obi castle town is recommended for family travelers. How about finishing up your family trip in this quiet and friendly Obi castle town?
유명 관광지의 아름다운 풍경부터 구석구석 작은 골목길까지 아시아나항공과 함께 여행지의 다양한 모습을 영상으로 만나보세요(360˚ VR영상은 크롬 브라우저에서 시청 가능합니다.)