Hinata TENNIS PARK MIYAZAKI
Tennis courts in Miyazaki City, within the prefectural sports park.
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Tennis courts in Miyazaki City, within the prefectural sports park.
A gorge in Takachiho, walled in columnar joints formed as Aso pyroclastic flow cooled, with the Manai falls dropping into it.
A cape in Hyuga, with a glass-floored lookout on a 70-metre cliff.
A sightseeing railway in Takachiho, running on a closed line out onto the trestle bridge.
A cave in Takachiho, said to be where the gods took counsel before the rock door Amaterasu hid behind.
A shrine in Takachiho, where part of the kagura is offered every night.
A cove in Hyuga, where the rocks form a cross and wishes are said to come true.
A children's park in Miyazaki City, with play among the trees.
A shrine in Hyuga facing the Hyuga Sea, with columnar jointed rock in its grounds.
A shrine in Hyuga inside a cave. Looking out, the rock takes the shape of a dragon.
Kagura offered nightly at the kagura hall of Takachiho Shrine, four of the 33 night-kagura pieces.
A lookout in Takachiho, where a sea of clouds forms on autumn and winter mornings.
A zoo in Miyazaki City, on a hill lined with phoenix palms.
A roadside station in Nobeoka, dealing in the sea and seafood of Kitaura.
A shrine in Takachiho, which worships the rock door Amaterasu is said to have hidden behind as its sacred body.
A townscape in Hyuga, said to be where Emperor Jimmu set sail; a preservation district of traditional buildings.
A mountain and waterfall in Nobeoka. The 77-metre fall is among Japan's hundred finest.
A castle-site park in Nobeoka, with the stone wall known as the thousand-killer.
A lookout in Nobeoka, known for the night view of the city.
A swimming beach in Hyuga, with white sand and pine woods.