Walking around Tanegashima and walking around historic sites (A drama about the introduction of guns)

This is a valley in Yakushima Island, and the first place in Japan to be registered as a World Heritage Site. It is a place that has treasures such as rock formations of Taikoiwa rock formed by large rainfall, and 3000 year old cedar trees which are a natural symbol of the Jomon era(10,500–300 B.C.), from which they originate. This magical forest with its ancient trees and huge mysterious rocks was the setting of the famous movie "Princess Mononoke".

This is an Onsen at the southernmost tip of Satsuma peninsula. It became a popular honeymoon destination after the war, and was known as the "pacific Hawaii". While the views of the outdoor bath are amazing, many visitors come for the unique "sand steaming bath" which can be found in Surigahama beach.

This is an uninhabited island that floats in Kagoshima Bay. From around March to October, an 800 meter-long sand beach known as "Chiririn road" appears, and it is possible to walk to Chringashima island during these months. As it is a path that links two islands, it is also known as a place to bring fortune in love, and so is popular among couples.

This is a cape at the southernmost tip of Miyazaki prefecture. Close to the backdrop of the pacific ocean, wild Misaki horses inhabit the area. The horses were originally bred for war purposes and this area was used to house them, but now remains today as a natural habitat for them. At the eastern point of the cape, you will find the Toi lighthouse which is situated at 255 meters above sea level, which has been lighting up the local landscape since 1929.