Stone Wave Beach

Stone Wave Beach

Info

JR Nango Station → 25 minutes by car; or Miyazaki Kotsu Bus at the Ichiki Line, bus stop: off the Koshima entrance, a short walk; or JR Kushima Station → Yoka Bus at the Ichiki Line, bus stop: Koshima at the Chigami Line, a short walk
From Miyazaki Dodano IC via Prefectural Road No. 28 60km 1 hour 20 minutes

Spot Category

Cape, coast, cliffs, animal habitat, plant fabric

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Mount Futakami

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Upper Rice Park

Located at the site of the Kabayama Castle, the Kamey Park is located on a high ground overlooking the Miyakonojo basin. In the spring, there are about 500 cherry blossoms, and you can enjoy the seasonal scenery, including plums and ginkgo. In addition, there are children's play equipment, large play equipment, and a park golf course, which are very popular with children, so you can relax, move your body, and enjoy it regardless of age.

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