Kuchinoshima

• Kagoshima
• Sightseeing
• Nature
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Kuchinoshima, located at the northernmost tip of the Tokara Islands and serving as the front gateway to the archipelago, is a secret isolated island whose charm is great nature adventure, where steep volcanoes such as "Mt. Furii," which still quietly raises white smoke, and the dynamic bounty of the Kuroshio Current are comfortably harmonized. The biggest surprise is that valuable wild black-haired cattle "Kuchinoshima beef," considered the purest breed in Japan, live leisurely and naturally in the deep primeval forests and grasslands on the island, and overseas travelers are deeply moved by the simple landscape where humans and nature gently coexist. It is full of highlights such as the vast deep blue ocean view from Tamoto Cape and the natural Seribana hot spring. It is a place where you can directly experience the wild vitality of the earth.