Reimeikan Museum
On the castle site; because this province destroyed its Buddhist art more thoroughly than any other, it also records what was lost.
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On the castle site; because this province destroyed its Buddhist art more thoroughly than any other, it also records what was lost.
Japan's first Western-style factory complex; its stone machine shop survives as the built record of an industrial revolution absorbed.
On the airfield they flew from, holding the letters teenage pilots left - the handwriting itself part of the record.
A settled village 9,500 years old, which rewrote assumptions about when people in Japan stopped moving.
The matchlock that arrived in 1543 beside the copies local smiths made - and the record of how the screw thread defeated them.
In 1868 every temple in the province was abolished and every monk laicised - the most thorough destruction in Japan; what survives was hidden.
Southern Kyushu has its own burial type - a shaft dug down and a chamber cut sideways, found nowhere else.
Shin Nippon Biomedical Laboratories in Ibusuki. It is responsible for preclinical research in drug discovery.
The Yakusugi Museum on Yakushima. It studies cedars that are thousands of years old.
The prefecture's forestry technology center. It studies forests, including Yakusugi.