This is one of the most iconic spots in Kagoshima. It's still an active volcano, with frequent activity and white smoke rising all year round. There have even been major eruptions in the past that caused casualties.
You need to take a ferry to travel between the two areas.
Sakurajima | Review by 邱雪
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Kokura Castle bamboo light
First held in 2019, Kokura Castle bamboo light has become one of Kitakyushu’s signature autumn and winter events. Reflecting the city’s recognition as one of Japan’s “New Three Major Night View Cities,” this illumination event celebrates the warmth and beauty of light.
A traditional castle combined with natural materials like bamboo and modern light displays—such a creative mix! I really liked the unique vibe.
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Sakurajima Yogan Nagisa Park
Located by the sea, this popular park features a free-to-use foot bath. The natural hot spring, sourced from 1,000 meters underground, is rich in iron and minerals, resulting in a reddish-brown foot bath that warms the body. Boasting an impressive length of approximately 100 meters, it is one of Japan's largest foot baths.
Whether you're admiring the volcano views or relaxing in the foot bath, you can have a really enjoyable and fulfilling time here.
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DECKS Tokyo Beach
With its open terrace, Odaiba’s shopping center is set up like a ship’s deck. As far as the eye can see, the interior décor reminds visitors of the inside of a ship. Have fun shopping and dining while strolling on the deck and feeling a comfortable sea breeze, just like taking a luxury cruise around Tokyo Bay.
I especially recommend the open-air restaurants with ocean views. Enjoying delicious food while taking in the beautiful scenery of Tokyo Bay is such a treat.