Aoshima Shrine
A shrine on Aoshima, tied to the myth of the luck of the sea and the luck of the mountain, revered for matchmaking.
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A shrine on Aoshima, tied to the myth of the luck of the sea and the luck of the mountain, revered for matchmaking.
A group of burial mounds in Saito: over 300 of them across a plateau; a special national historic site.
The prefectural office in Miyazaki City, built in 1932; a registered cultural property.
The first shrine of Hyuga province, in Tsuno, where Emperor Jimmu is said to have prayed.
A grand shrine in Miyazaki City honouring Emperor Jimmu, set in a wide wood.
A shrine in Takachiho, where part of the kagura is offered every night.
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 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 lookout in Nobeoka, known for the night view of the city.
A shrine in Takachiho, revered as a god of the performing arts and of marriage ties.
A roadside station in Miyakonojo, dealing in local produce and preserves.
A shrine in Kobayashi, honouring two of the six Kirishima Gongen shrines together.
A castle-style building in Ebino, built by one man over half a century.
A grand shrine in Nichinan, its halls set inside a cave in the cliff, known for the throwing of luck stones.
A townscape in Nichinan, the castle town of the Obi domain; a preservation district of traditional buildings.
A shrine in Nichinan, with red torii on the shore and its hall inside a cave.
A shrine in Kushima on the cliffs of Cape Toi, where safety at sea is prayed for.