Miyakoh Botanic Garden Aoshima

Florante Miyazaki

Miyazaki Prefectural Museum of Nature and History

Miyazaki Science Center

Miyazaki City, the prefectural capital of Miyazaki Prefecture, is the seventh most populous city in the Kyushu-Okinawa region, after Nagasaki City. A tourist city dotted with many popular spots such as tropical resorts, hot springs, shrines and temples famous for power spots, and professional baseball and soccer camps. In addition, there are many academic facilities that parents and children can enjoy in the city center! There are plenty of special products and gourmet foods such as mango, local chicken, and spiny lobster, and all the clothing, food, and shelter are available. In addition, there are many academic facilities that parents and children can enjoy in the city center! There are plenty of special products and gourmet foods such as mango, local chicken, and spiny lobster, and all the clothing, food, and housing are available.

Miyakoh Botanic Garden Aoshima (about 25 minutes from Miyako City to Aoshima / Nichinan, get off at Aoshima), located on the west bank of Aoshima, a popular tourist destination. A fun spot where you can admire the colorful tropical trees and flowers, and enjoy smoothies, parfaits, and fruit juices made with ripe mangoes.

Florante Miyazaki (get off at Florante Miyazaki), which is adjacent to Phoenix Seagaia Resort, one of the best resort facilities in Japan, is also a flower garden that families and couples can enjoy. The illuminations that beautifully and warmly color winter nights are famous for their annual events. Also nearby is the Miyazaki City Phoenix Zoo (get off at the Phoenix Shizen Dobutsuen), which is famous for its flamingo show.

To the north of the city center is the Miyazaki Prefectural Museum of Nature and History (get off at Hakubutsukan mae), which exhibits the history, nature, and living creatures of Miyazaki Prefecture in an easy-to-understand manner, and is a great spot to get free admission to the permanent collection. In front of JR Miyazaki Station, there is also the Miyazaki Science Center, nicknamed "Cosmoland" (get off at Miyazaki Station). It boasts one of the world's largest planetariums, and a full-scale model of an H-I rocket is displayed outside, making it a popular facility for parents and children to enjoy.

A fixed-route bus is recommended for visiting popular spots scattered around the city. Holiday Pass Miyazaki, you can ride the route bus that runs near Miyazaki for one day only on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays! If you make a round trip from Miyazaki Station to Aoshima, you can travel at almost half the normal fare. How about using it for weekend leisure?