Things to do

1 minute walk from our hotel.
Located in the center of Miyazaki City, Nishitachibana Street is the center of the area.
The largest restaurant district Miyazaki City, including the neighboring Chuo-dori, Ebisu-dori, Takamatsu-dori, and Nishiginza-dori.

10 minutes walk from the hotel.
The main building of the prefectural office was constructed in 1932 (1932).
It is the fourth oldest prefectural office building in Japan.
Furthermore, this building, the oldest in Kyushu,
It was registered as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property in May 2017.

The wave-shaped rocks (uplifted seabed) surrounding the island are a geometrically beautiful formation created by millions of years of wave erosion.At low tide, the vast rock face is exposed, allowing you to experience the overwhelming power of nature.

Located in the center of the island, Aoshima Island Shrine is the setting for the myth of "Umisachihiko and Yamasachihiko," and has long been known as a shrine for matchmaking, safe childbirth, and safe voyages.The contrast between the bright red torii gate, the white sandy beach, and the blue sea creates a unique and beautiful spectacle that can only be seen in this place.

From the mountain pass at an altitude of approximately 60 meters, the Pacific Ocean can be seen in a magnificent, unobstructed panorama.With its overwhelming sense of openness where the boundary between sky and sea seems to merge, this is the most iconic scenic spot in Nichinan Coast National Park.

Below, the "Devil's Washboard" rock formations stretch along the coastline, and rows of phoenix palm trees line the roadside.It's a quintessential driving and touring destination, with the vibrant colors characteristic of tropical Miyazaki condensed into one place.

The bougainvillea, which is also the resort's nickname, blooms all year round, and palm trees greet you as you exit the arrival gate, creating one of the most immersive resort experiences in the country.

The restaurant floor on the 3rd floor offers Miyazaki ramen from "Hibiki" and sushi from the popular restaurant "Watatsumi," providing enough quality to complete your Miyazaki gourmet experience without leaving the airport.

Campsites, bungalows, water slides, go-karts, and even Kannon Pond with boats floating on it—all leisure activities are concentrated in one place.Its greatest strength is its "multifunctionality," which allows children and adults alike to enjoy it all day long.

A full-fledged hot spring facility is located within the park.Known for its skin-beautifying properties similar to soap, this hot spring offers a complete "onsen-based leisure" experience, allowing you to refresh yourself on the spot after camping or exercise.
In spring, thousands of cherry trees adorn the area around the pond, followed by azaleas that paint the mountains in vibrant colors.The view from the observation deck, accessible by lift, allows you to enjoy the magnificent natural beauty characteristic of Miyazaki, with the Kirishima mountain range in the background.

Ishigaki,Plaster walls,And then there were the samurai residences.The town retains much of its character as a castle town of the Ito clan's Obi Domain, which had a 57,000 koku (unit of rice production) yield, and has been designated a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.The clear water flowing through the canal and the koi swimming in it give you the feeling of stepping back in time just by walking along.

Passing through the restored main gate, you'll find yourself in the castle ruins, enveloped in a tranquil grove of cedar trees.The sight of the giant Obi cedar trees, some over 100 years old, lined up in an orderly fashion, is a symbol of authority and a power spot that evokes a sense of strong vitality.

With a map that includes coupons in hand, you can enjoy a variety of experiential sightseeing activities, such as strolling around and savoring local specialties like "Obiten" (a type of tempura) and "Atsuyaki Tamago" (thick-cut omelet).This is a way to enjoy a castle town by experiencing its history with all five senses.

Located in Kushima City, Cape Toi is a place with a pristine landscape where wild horses blend into the lush greenery of the cliffs, and where the boundary between humans and horses has disappeared—the only place of its kind in Japan.

The Misaki horse, whose origins are said to lie in the military horse breeding of the Takanabe Domain that has continued since the Edo period, is designated as a national natural monument and continues to live in a natural cycle with minimal human intervention.

The unobstructed horizon of the Pacific Ocean and the sight of horses grazing in the lush green grasslands create an exotic and powerful radiance of life that makes you forget you're at the southern tip of Miyazaki.

This mystical canyon features towering cliffs, ranging from 80 to 100 meters in height, carved out over tens of thousands of years by the erosion of the Gokase River from pyroclastic flows brought about by the massive eruption of Mount Aso.

The main attraction, "Manai Falls," has been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls. The geometric rock face of columnar jointing viewed from a boat, along with the cascading spray, evokes a sense of awe, as if you have wandered into a mythical world.

The landscape, a tapestry of lush primeval forests and crystal-clear water, is one of the sacred sites that symbolize not only Miyazaki Prefecture but all of Japan.

The "Takachiho Night Kagura," which has been passed down since the late Heian period, is a nationally designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property that is performed all night long in 20 villages within the town from mid-November to February of the following year.

This ceremony, in which thirty-three dances are performed to give thanks for the harvest from hunting and farming and to pray for a bountiful harvest in the following year, is not merely a performance, but a sacred religious event in which the gods are invited into the village.

In particular, the dances based on the legend of Ama-no-Iwato are enveloped in the light of burning firewood in the darkness and the sounds of flutes and drums, creating an overwhelming sense of realism that transports the audience to the age of the gods.

"Amanoyasukawara," which can be reached by walking along the Iwato River from the Amano-Iwato Shrine in Takachiho, is a legendary place where, according to legend, when Amaterasu Omikami hid in the Amano-Iwato cave, the eight million gods gathered to devise a plan to deal with the situation.

Inside the large cave "Aogeba Toutoshi," measuring 40 meters wide and 30 meters deep, countless stone pagodas piled up by worshippers with their wishes are lined up, creating a unique silence unlike anywhere else, and an ethereal atmosphere filled with an unseen power.

The approximately 100km coastline stretching from Miyazaki City to Cape Toi forms the core of Nichinan Coast National Park and is a striking driving route that symbolizes the tropical paradise of Miyazaki.

The rows of phoenix and Washington palm trees passing by the train window, and the deep blue of the Pacific Ocean stretching out below, give visitors a sense of freedom and exhilaration.

This area is not just a sandy beach; it's a place that truly represents Miyazaki, where the beauty of nature's formations and traditional beliefs harmonize beautifully with the vibrant colors of tropical plants, including the strangely shaped rock formations known as "Oni no Sentakuita" (Devil's Washboard) carved by rough waves, and the Udo Shrine built on a cliff.

Miyazaki Prefecture boasts a coastline stretching approximately 400 km from north to south, and receives direct swells from the Pacific Ocean, making it a "surfing mecca" with a stable supply of waves throughout the year.

The area boasts a variety of spots that will satisfy everyone from beginners to professionals, and in particular, "Kizakihama" and "Okuragahama" are of world-class quality, even hosting international competitions.

With relatively warm seawater temperatures even in winter and exceptional access to the ocean just minutes from the airport, this location offers one of the best environments in Japan for realizing a surfing lifestyle.

The Miyama Kirishima azalea, which grows only in the volcanic highlands of Kyushu, is truly the star of this "garden in the sky," painting the mountains spanning Miyazaki, Kagoshima, and Oita prefectures in vibrant pink and deep purple during early summer.

Although it is a shrub less than 1 meter tall, it thrives in harsh environments that other plants reject, such as the sulfurous and acidic soil characteristic of volcanoes.The Ebino Plateau and the ridgelines of the Kirishima mountain range are enveloped in a sea of colors as far as the eye can see, boasting an overwhelming beauty that can be described as a fleeting explosion of life emanating from the high mountains after enduring a harsh winter.

This shrine is unique in Japan for its "descending shrine" style, with its main hall situated within a massive rock cave carved into the side of a sheer cliff on Nichinan coast.

It is said to be the birthplace of Ugayafukiaezu-no-Mikoto, the father of Emperor Jimmu, the first emperor of Japan, and the story of Yamasachihiko and Umisachihiko from the Kojiki.

Against the backdrop of the deep blue Hyuga Sea, the contrast between the vermilion-painted shrine and the darkness of the cave is truly a representative scenic spot of Miyazaki, conveying the spirit of the age of myths.

This is a vast plateau at an altitude of 550m, located at the northeastern foot of the Kirishima mountain range in Kobayashi City.

In spring, rapeseed flowers and Icelandic poppies cover the slopes, and in autumn, a million cosmos flowers dominate. The contrast with the majestic Mt. Karakuni towering in the background creates one of the most photogenic landscapes in Miyazaki Prefecture.

The combination of seasonal flowers, the panoramic view of the Kobayashi Basin below, and the clear blue sky creates a sense of openness that offers a healing space to forget the stresses of everyday life.

This is the largest group of ancient burial mounds in Japan, with 311 mounds, including keyhole-shaped and circular mounds, scattered across a vast plateau measuring 2.6 km east-west and 4.2 km north-south.

The sight of 2,000 cherry trees and 300,000 rapeseed flowers in spring, and 3 million cosmos flowers in autumn adorning the burial mounds is breathtaking, creating a unique space where the tranquility of an ancient burial ground coexists with the vibrant life force emanating from seasonal flowers.

This site, which physically proves the prosperity of ancient Hyuga around the 5th century, is a stage for a time-traveling experience that overwhelms not only history buffs but everyone who visits.

This dish, originating in Miyazaki, consists of freshly fried chicken dipped in sweet and sour sauce and topped with a generous amount of rich tartar sauce.

It is said to have originated as a staff meal at the Western-style restaurant "London" in Nobeoka City, and currently, both the style with tartar sauce and the simple style with only sweet and sour sauce are loved throughout the prefecture.

The juicy flavor of the chicken, the tanginess of the sweet and sour sauce, and the richness of the egg in the tartar sauce all come together in your mouth, creating a moment of pure bliss that transcends mere local cuisine and represents a perfect example of Japanese chicken dishes.

Miyazaki's iconic "Jidori" (local chicken) is a brand of chicken that boasts exceptional meat quality and flavor, exemplified by "Miyazaki Jitokko," which meets stringent standards.

The most distinctive feature is the "charcoal-grilled chicken thigh," a unique technique in which chicken fat is dropped into the flames, coating the chicken in the rising soot and grilling it until it is completely black.

The juicy meat juices that burst forth with every bite, the wild, smoky aroma of charcoal, and the perfect amount of chewiness all come together to create an unparalleled pairing with shochu, making it the star of Miyazaki nights.

This is Japan's top-tier Kuroge Wagyu beef brand, boasting the remarkable achievement of being the first in history to win the Prime Minister's Award four times in a row at the All Japan Wagyu Beef Ability Competition, held once every five years and often referred to as the "Wagyu Olympics."

Its most distinctive feature lies in the beauty of the marbling, which is scattered like snowflakes within the vibrant red flesh.

The moment it enters your mouth, the rich sweetness of the fat melts from your body temperature, and the powerful, inherent richness of the meat resonates with it, offering a luxurious experience truly worthy of being called "a work of art to eat."

This is a representative B-grade gourmet dish from Miyazaki, made by tightly wrapping rice shaped into a cylindrical form with thinly sliced pork, baking it in an oven or frying pan, and then seasoning it with a special sweet and spicy soy sauce-based sauce.

It originally started as a staff meal at the izakaya (Japanese pub) "Zatsu Shokudo" in Miyazaki City, and became popular among regular customers, eventually spreading nationwide.

The rich flavor and fat of the meat permeate the rice inside, creating a sense of unity and satisfaction as if you were enjoying the side dish and main course at the same time. This is the reason why it has garnered enthusiastic support from people of all ages.

Miyazaki Prefecture's "fully ripened mangoes" are the king of fruits, achieving the highest sugar content and smooth texture through a unique cultivation method that allows them to ripen on the tree until just before they naturally fall, and then capture them in a net at that moment.

In particular, "Taiyo no Tamago," the top-tier brand that meets extremely strict standards such as a sugar content of 15 degrees or higher and a weight of 350g or higher, boasts a rich sweetness, a silky texture that melts in your mouth, and an intensely fragrant aroma that fills the entire room.

This is Miyazaki's finest fruit, a source of national pride, as if the essence of the southern sun has been condensed into a single berry.

All rooms are spacious, over 30㎡ and equipped with queen-size beds.
You can relax and unwind after a trip or business trip.
All rooms are equipped with large-screen TVs of 60 inches or larger.
Enjoy a relaxing time watching videos or relaxing in a spacious bed, just like in a movie theater.