Sushi is a popular Japanese dish consisting mainly of seafood on top of vinegared rice. Sushi has a wide variety of toppings, and you can enjoy sushi according to the season. Sushi dining in Japan spans a diverse spectrum, catering to every occasion—whether it be an exquisite omakase experience at a luxury counter, a casual neighborhood spot, or a fun and budget-friendly conveyor-belt restaurant.   There is a wide variety of sushi dining options to suit your preference   High-end Sush Exquisite “Omakase” dining where master chefs prepare the finest seasonal catches. Casual Sushi Popular local restaurants offering high quality at an everyday price Conveyor-belt Sushi (Kaiten-zushi) A fun, casual, and affordable way to enjoy a vast variety of sushi. April 14, 2026

Sushi…の続きを読む

  Sushi is a popular Japanese dish consisting mainly of seafood on top of vinegared rice. Sushi has a wide variety of toppings, and you can enjoy sushi according to the season. Sushi dining in Japan spans a diverse spectrum, catering to every occasion—whether it be an exquisite omakase experience at a luxury counter, a casual neighborhood spot, or a fun and budget-friendly conveyor-belt restaurant.   There is a wide variety of sushi dining options to suit your preference   High-end Sush Exquisite “Omakase” dining where master chefs prepare the finest seasonal catches. Casual Sushi Popular local restaurants offering high quality at an everyday price Conveyor-belt Sushi (Kaiten-zushi) A fun, casual, and affordable way to enjoy a vast variety of sushi.        

Sushi…の続きを読む

  Sengan-en is the most famous garden in Kagoshima-ken, made by Shimazu lord in the 19th century at the beautiful bay side Kinko bay. The garden contains many historic artifact that tell of its long history.          Mount Sakurajima         Sengan-en garden      Sengan-en garden            Shimazu residence           Open corridor                          Pond                     Alcove             Dining room              Armour and helmet    World Heritage, Meiji Japan’s Industrial Revolution   Shoko Shuseikan Modern Industrial Complex. The museum of the Classics located here exhibits a various of objects related to the Shimazu family and the Satsuma domain, introducing a Shimazu family tree chart and many other belongings.                World Heritage              Shoko Shuseikan      Shoko Shuseikan entrance   The stone building which houses the collection has been designated on the World Heritage,  Meiji Japan’s Industrial Revolution.  Reflectance furnace foundation   Base of Reflectance   furnace           Reflectance furnace    

Sengan-en…の続きを読む

  Listed on National Scenic Landmark.  Built in 1697 as the villa of the Fourth Lord Tachibana Akitora.  At that time the region was called Hanabatake (Field of flower), so the villa was  named Ohana or Flower. The garden itself spread out over 3300 square meters and is laid out in such a way as to evoke the image of Matsushima in Sendai. It was extensively renovated in 1908 to 1910.     There are around 280 pines within the garden 1500 stones and 14 stone lanterns. From October to March the pond is host to a flock of wild ducks.        

Ohana and Shotoen Garden…の続きを読む

                         Kokua Castle Garden made at the former site of Shitayashiki (lord’s guest house) located next to Kokura Castle. This garden consists of a Japanese garden and a daimyo yashiki  (a lord’s house), a building of the Shoin-zukuri type (a style of Japanese domestic architecture). In this garden, not only can you see Japanese traditional architecture, but also enjoy the Tea Ceremony at the Experience Zone.   Japanese Garden   Japanese Cultural Experience  Time to enjoy dressing in Kimono, tea ceremony experience, and Rickshaw riding experience  Kokura Castle Garden and Kokura Castle. You can also take beautiful photographs in this location to provide you with wonderful memories and recollection of your visit to Kokura.    

Kokura Castle Garden…の続きを読む