Ibusuki City Kaimon Mountain Foot Fureai Park

A flavoring garden that has grown and sold herbs for many years at Mount Kaiyin, where you can walk around the herb plantation, and the shop also sells pesticide-free herbal tea (from 500 yen), essential oils (from 1000 yen), perfumes (from 1200 yen), etc.

The main shrine is a venerable one that is said to have been dedicated by the Shimazu family, 17th Yoshihiro, and later renovated. The shrine of Zhu Mei, which shines in green, makes you feel the weight of history. The treasure hall (100 yen to enter the house) displays a number of valuable treasures such as the Matsumame-mime-e-kussu, a nationally designated important cultural property, and ancient documents related to the Shimazu family, so let's take a tour after the visit.

Located at the southernmost point of the Satsuma Peninsula in Kagoshima Prefecture, at an altitude of 924m, Mt. It is also called Satsuma Fuji because of its beautiful figure, and it is a mountain worthy of being a symbol of Ibusuki. The loose, spiral-shaped mountain trail makes it easy to reach the summit, both young and old. At Mount Kaiyondake, where spring comes early, rape blossoms dye the whole foot of the foot yellow in late December-early February, and from the summit, you can see the tourist attractions of Kirishima Renzan, Yakushima, and Kagoshima at once, with a large 360-degree panorama. The trailhead is the Kaimon Mountain Foothill Fureai Park.