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Northern Region
Takachiho Gorge
A beautiful gorge in Takachiho that speaks of Japanese mythology
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Northern Region
Amanoyasukawara, Amanoiwato Shrine
The site of the famous Japanese myth, Amanoiwato
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Southern Region
Udo Jingu
One of the leading shrines in south Kyushu with the main shrine hidden in a cave
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Northern Region
Shiiba Village, One of Japan's three most secluded regions
The rice paddies seem to float in the air here, at one of the three most secluded regions in Japan
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Central Region
Saitobaru Burial Mounds
Japan’s largest collection of burial mounds - a precious historical site that teaches us about ancient Japan
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Central Region
Aoshima
A mystical island rich with subtropical flora and mysterious rocks
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Southern Region
Obi Castle Town
An ancient castle town with beautiful stone walls and samurai homes
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Northern Region
Takachiho Kagura dance performance
This traditional dance is based on the Amanoiwato legend of Japanese myth
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Northern Region
Takachiho Shrine
Don’t miss the traditional kagura performance held every night!
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Dazaifu Tenmangu
This shrine enshrines the leading Japanese god of learning
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Central Region
Aoshima Shrine
A popular power spot known for offering blessings in marriage
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Northern Region
Amanoiwato Shrine
The leading power spot in Miyazaki and a gathering place for the gods
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Western Region
Jin-no-ike
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Northern Region
Mount Atago Observatory
Beautiful night views in the holy land of love
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Northern Region
Kunimigaoka
A famous viewing platform known for its “sea of clouds”
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Northern Region
Mimitsu Historical District
A port town echoing of a former time, and the site of Japanese mythology
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Northern Region
The Sea-Cruz, where wishes come true
Come see mystical scenery woven by nature
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Northern Region
Omi Shrine
This auspicious power spot stands on a scenic site overlooking the vast ocean
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Sengan-en (Kagoshima Prefecture)
A Japanese garden facing Sakurajima and the villa of the Shimazu family, head of the Satsuma Domain
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Central Region
Miyazaki Jingu
This shrine enshrines Emperor Jinmu, the first emperor of Japan
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Aso (Kumamoto Prefecture)
Aso is one of the largest caldera volcanoes in the world
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Central Region
Komizugaike lake, Mizunuma Shrine
This lake is completely covered in lotus leaves and white flowers
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Yufuin (Oita Prefecture)
One of Japan’s most popular hot springs surrounded in bucolic farmland
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Southern Region
Obi Castle History Museum
See displays of samurai armor and swords dating from the Obi domain
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Western Region
Mt. Takachihonomine (Amanosakahoko)
A spiritual mountain where the history of Japanese mythology intersects with beautiful nature
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Central Region
Saitobaru Archaeological Museum of Miyazaki Prefecture
This museum lets you have fun while you learn about archaeology
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Western Region
Sano Shrine
Beautiful cedar trees line the longest straight shrine approach in Japan