Izumi Tsuru
One of the largest wintering grounds for cranes in the world. More than ten thousand birds arrive.
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One of the largest wintering grounds for cranes in the world. More than ten thousand birds arrive.
Estimated at between 2,000 and 7,000 years old. It lies at the end of a ten-hour round trip on foot.
Primeval forest under a covering of moss. The source of the water of Yakushima.
One of the world's largest wintering grounds for cranes. More than ten thousand birds fly in.
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.