Miyazaki

Miyazaki Prefecture, nestled on the southern tip of Kyushu Island, offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Adventure seekers will find paradise in the lush Takachiho Gorge, a dramatic canyon carved by the Gokasegawa River, ideal for hiking and boat tours. Miyazaki Prefecture also boasts a stunning coastline with pristine beaches like Aoshima, famed for its unique “washed ashore” subtropical plants.

Beyond its natural wonders, Miyazaki boasts a rich cultural legacy. Immerse yourself in the vibrant Miyazaki Shrine, dedicated to the gods of agriculture and commerce.

Explore the enchanting Udo Jingu Shrine, a Shinto shrine partially nestled within a cave overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Foodies will delight in Miyazaki’s culinary scene, renowned for its juicy Kurobuta pork and fragrant “Hyuga natto” fermented soybeans.

Whether seeking outdoor adventures, cultural immersion, or a taste of local delicacies, Miyazaki Prefecture offers an unforgettable escape for travelers yearning for a unique Japanese experience.

Top Places to Visit in Miyazaki Prefecture

Takachiho

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Mountain town steeped in the myths of Shinto, Japan’s indigenous religion.

Miyazaki Shrine

2

City with a rich tapestry of cultural attractions, historical sites.

Udo Shrine

3

A historic shrine built in to a cliffside overlooking the Pacific Ocean.