Minato no Eki Meitsu
A harbour station in Nichinan, where you eat fish looking out on the sea.
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A harbour station in Nichinan, where you eat fish looking out on the sea.
A loop bus from Sakurajima port, taking about 60 minutes around the island's sights.
At the fourth station of Sakurajima's north peak, 373 metres up — the highest lookout on the island.
At 1,700 metres, the highest peak of the Kirishima volcanoes, with a crater 900 metres across and 300 deep.
An art museum that sets its works outdoors, borrowing Sakurajima as scenery.
Looking out over the vat field, Kinko Bay and Sakurajima — the home of Sakamoto's black vinegar.
Kamikoshiki, Nakakoshiki and Shimokoshiki in a chain, about 35 kilometres from end to end.
The southernmost station on Japan's conventional lines, facing Mount Kaimon, with a rape-flower-yellow postbox outside.
Northeast of central Ibusuki. At low tide a path of sand appears and you can walk across.
On the upper Ogawa River in Minamiosumi, with an emerald-green plunge pool.
A stamp rally around the sights of the Osumi peninsula, from August to November.
About five kilometres from Hanase Park, with a natural pavement of flat stone.
Holds the moss forest known as the mossy wood, with a climb up to Taiko Rock.
Fifteen kilometres from the Anbo settlement — an easy walk among yakusugi cedars.
On the Anbo forest road at about 1,200 metres — the only yakusugi on the island visible from a car.
The only sea cave on Tanegashima, on the east coast where the Pacific breaks.
A building shaped like a European trading ship, devoted to the guns brought to Tanegashima in 1543.