Gokanosho Heike no Sato
A centre in Yatsushiro showing objects connected with the legend of the fleeing Heike.
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A centre in Yatsushiro showing objects connected with the legend of the fleeing Heike.
A castle in Nakatsu built by Yoshitaka Kuroda, counted among Japan's three great water castles.
A residence in the castle town of Kitsuki, opened as part of the museum.
A museum in Kitsuki on the history of the castle town.
A former mine in Hita, where you walk the tunnels and see how gold was dug.
A stone bath in Bungo-ono, of the old kind in which stone is heated to make steam.
A suspension bridge in Aya, spanning one of the largest evergreen broadleaf forests in Japan.
A science centre in Miyazaki City, with a planetarium.
A sightseeing railway in Takachiho, running on a closed line out onto the trestle bridge.
A zoo in Miyazaki City, on a hill lined with phoenix palms.
A shochu centre in Miyakonojo, on how it is made and its history.
Built to be toured, so almost all the process can be seen. It makes close to 200 kinds of ice cream, with a tasting after the tour.
A distillery making shochu and sake, set in mine tunnels, with the brewing open to view.
In Ohama seaside park, for experiencing the sea around Amami.
In the days of the Ryukyu kingdom, Kumejima lay on the tribute trade route. This museum tells that history.
The processing of the snakeskin stretched on the sanshin. Python skin is tanned and stretched.
Okuhara Glass Factory in Naha. A hand-blown glass workshop that has continued since after the war.
Yuimaru-kan on Kumejima. It exhibits the making of tsumugi and accepts visitors for hands-on experience.
The prefecture's buried cultural properties center. It preserves and studies objects excavated from gusuku and shell mounds.
Zuisen Distillery in Shuri. It descends from the distilling district licensed by the royal government, known as Shuri Sanka.