Wakashio Shuzo Shochu Distillery Satsuma-mura
Wakashio Shuzo in Shibushi. It distills sweet potato shochu.
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Wakashio Shuzo in Shibushi. It distills sweet potato shochu.
Oyama Jinshichi Shoten in Ibusuki. It makes sweet potato shochu prepared in earthenware jars.
Denen Shuzo in Satsumasendai. It ages its shochu by playing music to the casks.
Yamamoto Shuzo in Satsumasendai. It distills sweet potato shochu.
Oshima Shuzo in Amami. It distills brown sugar shochu.
Machida Shuzo in Tatsugo, Amami. It ferments brown sugar shochu.
A distillery on Kikaijima. It makes brown sugar shochu on the island. Brown sugar shochu is permitted only in the Amami Islands.
The Fish Center in Makurazaki. It exhibits the processing of katsuobushi. Makurazaki is a katsuobushi production area.
The prefectural museum. It deals with natural history and the volcanic science of Sakurajima.
The municipal science hall of Kagoshima. It deals with science education and space.
The Museum of the Meiji Restoration in Kagoshima. It shows modern history through video and exhibits.
The reverberatory furnace site at Sengan-en. The foundation of the furnace built to melt iron remains. A World Cultural Heritage site.
The Former Shuseikan Machinery Factory in Kagoshima. A stone factory built in 1865, it is a World Cultural Heritage site.
The Kagoshima City Aquarium in Kagoshima. It keeps whale sharks and the creatures of the Kuroshio Current.
The visitor center of Sakurajima. It conveys the volcano and the disaster preparedness of living alongside eruptions.
The geopark of Kirishima. It deals with volcanoes and geology.
Uenohara Jomon no Mori in Kirishima. It preserves the remains of a settled village from 9,500 years ago.
The Bansei Tokko Peace Museum in Minamisatsuma. It preserves an aircraft recovered from the sea.
The air base museum in Kanoya. It conveys the history of naval aviation.
The Space Science and Technology Museum on Tanegashima. It exhibits rocket and space technology.
The Masuda Tracking and Communications Station on Tanegashima. It tracks satellites and communicates with them.
The Uchinoura Space Center in Kimotsuki. It launches solid-fuel rockets such as Epsilon.
BEFORE EXPLORING JAPAN · Getting to know Japanese culture
Two places you will come across on your trip. A shrine enshrines the kami of Shinto; a temple is a place to face the teachings of Buddhism and the Buddhas. Their entrances and the etiquette for visiting also differ.
A shrine honors Shinto kami; a temple follows Buddhist teachings. Learn how to recognize each place and visit respectfully.
Follow the guidance of each shrine or temple for the actual etiquette.