Kirishima Open-Air Museum
At 700 metres, where artists chose their own sites; when the fog comes in, the sculptures appear and vanish.
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At 700 metres, where artists chose their own sites; when the fog comes in, the sculptures appear and vanish.
Seven of its samurai gardens are designated scenic, their clipped hedges borrowing the mountain behind.
Lava from the 1914 eruption filled the strait and turned an island into a peninsula - a landform change fully documented.
A brick power station drowned by a dam; when the water drops it surfaces whole - a ruin visible only a few months a year.
Vegetation stacked from subtropical to subarctic by altitude alone; even the logged stumps have grown second trees.
Japan's largest camphor tree, 24 metres around, stands in the shrine at the centre of the samurai settlement.
Over twenty volcanoes in a chain, dotted with crater lakes, and still being reshaped by each eruption.
Bathers are buried in sand heated from below - the ground itself used as the equipment.
Subtropical broadleaf forest through the island's centre - the plants and birds Tanaka Isson spent his last years painting.
Administratively Kagoshima but linguistically and architecturally closer to Okinawa - an island where the border is not the boundary.