Discover the Journey of Kagoshima
EXPERIENCE in KAGOSHIMA
Activity
Introducing hands-on activities to deeply experience the nature, culture and history of
Kagoshima.
Discover special experiences that can only be experienced in Kagoshima.
EXPERIENCE in KAGOSHIMA
Satsuma Kiriko Experience
Satsuma Kiriko is traditional craft that represent Kagoshima.
It is
a beautiful cut glass that is unprecedented in the world, with a delicate cut
pattern engraved on the colored glass that is made by covering transparent
glass with colored one.
Satsuma Kiriko, which has been revived in the present
age, is now attracting attention from all over the world as a representative craft
of Satsuma.
Sand Bath Experience
The specialty of Ibusuki Onsen are the sand bath.
A hot spring
method unique to the volcanic region of Kagoshima that promotes the sweating action
of the whole body and brings about a detox effect by being buried in
warm sand using volcanic heat and warming from the core of the body.
The sea
extends out in front of you: you can relax with the sound of the quiet tide.
Oshima Tsumugi Experience
One of the three major textiles in the world is Oshima Tsumugi, a
high-class silk fabric from Amami. It features mud dyeing in which 100% silk fabric
is dyed with mud many times.
The beautiful pattern spun on Oshima
Tsumugi represents the beautiful nature of Amami. Amami Oshima also offers a rental
experience of Oshima Tsumugi.
Please put your sleeves on the longed-for Oshima
Tsumugi and enjoy the history and culture of Amami.
Canyoning Experience
Shirakawa-go is a World Heritage Site where 100 gassho-style villages of
various sizes blend into the surrounding nature, creating a nostalgic
picture-postcard landscape. The beautiful scenery of traditional houses dotted
across the tranquil countryside can be described as the original landscape of
Japan.
Gassho-zukuri is one of most famous and distinctive architectural styles.
The name derives from its resemblance to the way people
put their palms together for pray.
The gassho-zukuri, a unique building method
that does not use a single nail, symbolises the wisdom and culture of the people who
live in harmony with the natural environment and
is a valuable architectural heritage of Shirakawa-go that should be preserved for
the future.
Shirokuma Experience
Speaking of Kagoshima's summer traditions, "polar bears" are a very
popular type of confectionery for Satsuma girls, with their finely shaved ice and
plenty of condensed milk and fruits.
Sweet and cute, fluffy shaved
ice is sure to look great on Instagram!
There is a wide variety of flavors and
fruits depending on the store, such as chocolate, strawberry, matcha, yogurt and
Ujikintoki tea with azuki beans.
Samurai Experience
Hiroshima has two World Heritage Sites.
The first one is the Atomic
Bomb Dome in the center of Hiroshima, registered as a World Heritage Site as a
witness to the history of the first atomic bomb dropped in the world
in 1945, and also as a symbol of prayer for the abolition of nuclear weapons and
lasting peace.
Another one is Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima. The vivid
vermilion-painted temple standing in the Seto Inland Sea is
one of Japan's three most spectacular sights. Itsukushima Shrine changes its
mysterious appearance with the ebb and flow of the waves, season after season or
hour after hour.
A tour around the two World Heritage
Sites of the Atomic Bomb Dome and Miyajima is a popular sightseeing plan for
Hiroshima travel.