As the saying goes, "Lübu in the people, red rabbit in the horse", Japan, which is deeply influenced by mainland culture, specially used this allusion to launch a set of soju, the Sashu series of red rabbit horse and Lvbu, and the production area of this set of wine is Kagoshima, Japan, which is rich in soju.
Located in the southern part of the Japanese island of Kyushu, Kagoshima is a city rich in natural scenery and cultural heritage.
1. Geographical location
Located in the southern part of the Japanese island of Kyushu, Kagoshima is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the east, the East China Sea to the west, the Senkushi Strait to the south, and Miyazaki Prefecture to the north. Kagoshima is one of the southernmost regions of Japan, located at the junction of tropical and subtropical tropics, so it is also known as the "Southern Land of Japan".
2. Weather
The climate in Kagoshima is subtropical, with four distinct seasons and pleasant warmth. Summer (June to September) is hot and rainy, with highs above 30°C, but typhoons and torrential rains are also common. Autumn (October to November) is a good season for tourism. Winter (December to February) is a great time to see cherry blossoms despite the low temperatures but plenty of sunshine. Spring (March to May) is another good season for tourism.
3. Diet
Kagoshima's diet is dominated by seafood and grilled meat, the most famous of which is Kuromai wagyu beef. Black Wagyu beef is one of the most noble meat products in Japan due to its tender meat and even fat distribution. In addition, Kagoshima is famous for its agricultural products, such as oranges, strawberries, melons, mangoes, etc., which are of high quality and are popular among locals and tourists alike.
4. Attractions
Sakurajima: One of Kagoshima's most famous attractions and one of Japan's most active volcanoes. Visitors can take a ferry to Sakurajima Island and enjoy the spectacular sight of the eruption of the crater.
Kagoshima Castle: One of the first modern buildings in Japan and a landmark of Kagoshima. Many historical artifacts and works of art have been preserved in the castle, making it a great place to learn about the history and culture of Kagoshima.
Shimizuzaki Lighthouse: Located at the southeastern tip of Kagoshima City, it is one of the oldest stone lighthouses in Japan. From the lighthouse there is a spectacular view of the sea and sunrise and sunset.
Seniwaen-en Garden: A traditional Japanese garden-style garden, it is also one of the representative spots of Kagoshima. There are many beautiful landscapes and old buildings in the park, making it a great place to learn about traditional Japanese culture.
Kagoshima City Zoo: Located by the sea in Kagoshima City, Kagoshima City is a modern aquarium that integrates marine animal display, viewing, and research, making it a great place for families.
5. Mode of travel
The main means of transportation to reach Kagoshima are airplanes, high-speed trains, and cars. Kagoshima Airport is one of Japan's international airports with flights arriving both domestically and internationally. Kagoshima is also the terminus of the Kyushu Shinkansen line, taking just over 3 hours to reach Kagoshima from Tokyo. In addition, Kagoshima has many roads and expressways that make it easy for tourists to travel by car.
6. Scenery
Kagoshima is home to spectacular natural scenery and cultural landscapes such as Sakurajima, Kiyomizusaki Lighthouse, Sengien Garden, and more. In addition, Kagoshima has many beautiful beaches and hot springs such as Ibusuki, Isa, Yamada, etc., making it a great place for vacation and leisure. In addition, Kagoshima has many food and shopping spots such as Tenmonkan Street and Chuo Street, which are popular for tourists.
To sum up, Kagoshima is a city rich in culture and beautiful nature, making it a great place for vacation. Whether it's viewing, food, history, or shopping, Kagoshima has something to impress. However, since Kagoshima's tourism resources are relatively limited, tourists should plan their itinerary reasonably when traveling to fully experience the charm of Kagoshima. At the same time, visitors should respect local culture and customs, protect the local environment and resources, and jointly preserve the beauty of Kagoshima.