Things to Do
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Fukui
Museums
Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum
3.20 2Dinosaurs are the Star at One of Japan’s Largest Geology and Paleontology Museums.
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Fukui Prefecture, the Kingdom of Dinosaurs! Let’s Go See Dinosaurs!
Many fossils of dinosaurs have been excavated from within Fukui Prefecture, including those of several newly discovered species of dinosaurs, earning it the name “Dinosaur Kingdom.” Model dinosaurs are set up throughout the prefecture’s cities, and this article will introduce popular spots within Fukui Prefecture where you can see them!
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Stunning Nature and Historic Views: 16 Must-Visit Spots in Fukui
Fukui Prefecture is known for dramatic natural scenery, from the rugged sea cliffs of Tojinbo to the “castle in the sky,” Echizen Ono Castle, floating above a sea of clouds. You’ll also find plenty of places to experience Japan’s history and culture, including preserved townscapes, historic ruins, and temples and shrines. Here are some must-visit attractions, plus recommended places to stay, for a Fukui trip packed with highlights.
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Kagoshima
Famous Places
Yakushima
3.20 2An island registered as a World Natural Heritage site, known for its abundant rainfall and rich natural environment.
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Enjoy the Wonders of a World Natural Heritage Site! A Yakushima Travel Guide
Yakushima is a remote island located south of Kagoshima Prefecture. Its greatest appeal lies in its rich natural environment and diverse ecosystem, which have earned it designation as a World Natural Heritage site. This article provides a comprehensive guide to sightseeing on Yakushima, covering its highlights and popular tourist spots, along with access information and recommended accommodations. Use this guide to make the most of the scenery and experiences that only Yakushima can offer.
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Yakushima, Amami Oshima, and Tokunoshima are World Heritage Sites in Kagoshima. What are the highlights of each island?
Kagoshima Prefecture is home to 28 inhabited islands, making it one of the most remote islands in Japan. The islands, scattered throughout the prefecture's vast area of approximately 600 km, vary in climate from temperate to subtropical, and in nature and culture.
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