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Mount Sakurajima

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Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Mount Sakurajima during your travels in Sakurajima Matsu-ura Cho. Stroll along the waterfront or discover the area's hot springs.
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Kagoshima Vacations

We get it, geography isn't everyone's specialty. If you're unsure where Kagoshima sits on a map, it's wise to brush up on its location before you go!

Kagoshima lies 85 miles (137 kilometers) south of Kumamoto, a prominent city.

This part of Kagoshima has a population of around 550,000 residents, some of whom will surely be willing to give you some excellent travel tips.

Places to visit in Kagoshima

Marvel at the fantastic range of plants, trees and flowers at Kagoshima Botanical Garden. If you feel brave, try to pronounce their botanical names! Seeking some more options? Leave the history books! Let the past jump to life at Museum of the Meiji Restoration. But that's not all. You don't need to know your Van Goghs from your Matisses to visit Nagashima Museum. It displays a thought-provoking array of exhibits that'll capture your interest and fuel your curiosity for art.

Where do you fly into for Kagoshima?

Coming in to land at Kagoshima Airport (KOJ)? Once you've disembarked, the center of Kagoshima is about 20 miles (32 kilometers) southwest away. Hail a cab and enjoy the journey — your vacation has just started!

Frequently asked questions

How much are vacation packages to Kagoshima?
With vacation packages on offer from as little as , it's not necessary to drain your bank balance to visit Kagoshima. Travelocity is here to help. Bundle your experiences, flights and hotels into a package and land impressive discounts. The more you book, the bigger the savings.
How long should my Kagoshima vacation be?
Generally, 3 nights is what most tourists book for their Kagoshima vacation. That's a good guide, but there's loads more to uncover if you allow yourself a few extra days.
Where can I get the best vacation package deals for Kagoshima?
Grabbing the best package deal to Kagoshima couldn't be easier with Travelocity. With 400 partner airlines and 1,000,000 properties all over the world, you won't be short of choice when it comes to selecting your flights and hotels.
Why should I purchase my Kagoshima vacation bundle with Travelocity?
You'll not only enjoy great savings, but you can also access our 24/7 customer support, quality service and a Price Match Guarantee. Roam across the world, discover hidden gems and make unforgettable memories — we'll take care of the important details.
Can I save money on my Kagoshima car rental if I book it with my hotel or flight?
Absolutely — bundle your car, flight and hotel into a Kagoshima vacation package and you can save loads. With so many things to do in Kagoshima, having your own ride will make exploring easy. Once you're behind the wheel, hit the wide open road and head toward Glover Garden, a must-see attraction about 145 kilometers from Kagoshima.
Which airport is best for Kagoshima?
One of the most convenient options is Kagoshima Airport (KOJ), which you'll find 27 kilometers northeast of the hustle and bustle of downtown Kagoshima. You can also fly into Miyazaki Airport (KMI), 88 kilometers away from central Kagoshima).
What is there to do in Kagoshima?
Kagoshima is teeming with places to discover, like Mount Sakurajima and Amu Plaza Kagoshima. These renowned attractions are on most visitors' travel schedules.
Where should I stay when visiting Kagoshima?
The Toyoko Inn Kagoshima Chuo Station Nishi is popular with many travelers. Book soon to avoid missing out.

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A display of various sweets in black boxes with Japanese labels.
A dense forest with a variety of trees, including some with yellow leaves.
A traditional Japanese lantern with a red and green roof, set against a backdrop of autumn foliage.
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