All Kagoshima Prefecture Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 5

・A pairing experience between local Yoron ingredients and famous brown sugar shochu, "Shima-Yusen" (includes 3 dishes and 3 drinks). ・Experience Yoron's unique drinking culture firsthand through a mock "Yoron Kenpo," a symbolic local toasting ceremony. ・You can choose from 2 pairings, alcohol / non-alcohol so those who don't drink are comfortable. We offer island original drinks using Shima Yusen and other local island ingredients.

Begin your private shore excursion with pickup directly from Marine Port Kagoshima. Travel comfortably in your own private vehicle. Unlike a large group tour, there is no need to keep pace with other travelers, allowing you to enjoy each destination at your own pace. Take the ferry to Sakurajima and explore this volcanic island. Visit Yunohira Observatory for views of the volcano, then see the volcanic landscape at Arimura Lava Observatory. Continue to the Lava Nagisa Promenade and relax in the natural footbath by the sea. Return by ferry to Kagoshima and visit Sengan-en, a historic Japanese garden overlooking Sakurajima and Kinko Bay. The driver speaks Japanese, with communication assisted by a translation app. Before your tour, you will receive an English digital guidebook about the itinerary and sightseeing locations. Pre-tour customer support is available in English. Return to Marine Port Kagoshima in time for your ship’s departure.

Start your morning at a butcher-run burger specialty shop in Kagoshima with a 60-minute all-you-can-eat DIY mini burger breakfast. Build your own sliders with colorful buns and a signature blended patty made from Kagoshima Wagyu beef and premium Kurobuta pork. Enjoy a variety of toppings and sauces, plus a self-serve soft drink bar—perfect for travelers who want a fun, premium Japanese food experience.

Discover Kagoshima’s dual soul on an exclusive insider journey. Step into the 17th century at Sengan-en Garden to experience the samurai lifestyle, industrial legacy, and majestic volcano views of the powerful Shimadzu Samurai clan. Then, pull back the curtain on Meizanbori, a hidden labyrinth of narrow, nostalgic wooden alleyways frozen in 1950s Showa-era charm. Missed by most tourists, this retro neighborhood is where historic architecture meets modern galleries, cafes, art and local life

Experience tea picking and tea making in Furuta village, a tea-producing area on Tanegashima Island, and taste the island's tea along with local sweets. Afterwards, you will experience a traditional pottery in this island that has been passed down since the Edo period. You will try your hand at making a one-of-a-kind piece of pottery.