Michimoto Foods Headquarters Factory
Michimoto Foods in Miyazaki. It makes dried daikon radish and pickles. Miyazaki is a producer of dried daikon.
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Michimoto Foods in Miyazaki. It makes dried daikon radish and pickles. Miyazaki is a producer of dried daikon.
Daily Marm in Miyazaki. It makes a snack of fried burdock root.
A farm in Miyakonojo at the foot of the Kirishima range, where you can meet the animals.
Nangoku Pudding in Miyazaki. It makes confectionery from local ingredients.
The science center in Miyazaki. It has one of the largest planetariums in Japan.
The Saitobaru Archaeological Museum in Saito. It covers research on a group of more than 300 burial mounds.
The history museum of Miyakonojo. It covers local history.
The Naito Memorial Museum in Nobeoka. It preserves materials on the castle town.
The museum of history and folklore of Hyuga City. It conveys the townhouses of Mimitsu and the techniques of daily life.
A museum in Nichinan, showing armour and swords handed down in the Obi domain.
Lupinus Park in Shintomi. Visitors can learn about agriculture through hands-on experience.
The prefecture's general agricultural experiment station. It works on mangoes and fully ripened kumquats.
The prefecture's Forestry Technology Center. It researches the cultivation of Obi cedar.
The prefecture's fisheries experiment station. It works on the bonito and tuna of the Hyuga-nada Sea and on farmed yellowtail.
The Field Science Center of the University of Miyazaki. It is responsible for research in agriculture and livestock.
The Frontier Science Research Center of the University of Miyazaki. It covers life science and instrumental analysis.
The Phoenix Zoo in Miyazaki. It is responsible for the keeping and conservation of animals.
The Oyodo River Learning Center in Miyazaki. It covers the ecosystem of the river.
The freshwater fish aquarium in Takachiho. It covers the fish of mountain streams and the river environment.
The Eco-Museum Center in Ebino. It conveys the ecology of the volcanoes and highlands of Kirishima.
The Miike Visitor Center in Miyakonojo. It covers the nature of the crater lake.
Kamishiiba Dam in Shiiba. Completed in 1955, it was the first full-scale arch dam in Japan.
Hitotsuse Dam in Saito. An arch dam that serves hydroelectric power generation.