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19 nights
From Singapore to Yokohama (Tokyo)
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20 nights
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Kagoshima, nestled at the southern tip of Kyushu Island, is a captivating destination known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and renowned cuisine. Visiting Kagoshima on a cruise offers a perfect blend of breathtaking views and unique cultural experiences. Fun fact: Kagoshima is famously home to Sakurajima, one of Japan's most active volcanoes, which provides a dramatic backdrop to the city!
When your cruise ship docks in Kagoshima, there are a variety of activities and notable sights awaiting you:
Start your visit with a trip to Sakurajima itself. Just a short ferry ride from Kagoshima, the volcano provides multiple viewpoints for stunning panoramic photos. You can explore its hiking trails, enjoy the natural hot springs, or visit the Sakurajima Visitor Centre to learn about its volcanic history.
Another must-see attraction is the Kagoshima Aquarium, which showcases the rich marine life of Kagoshima and the surrounding waters. The aquarium features various displays, including a huge tank with local fish species and interactive exhibits that are perfect for families.
For a dose of local culture, head over to the Kagoshima City Museum of Art. Here you can discover artworks by both Japanese and international artists, reflecting the culture of Kagoshima. The museum itself features stunning architecture and offers a peaceful garden area for a serene experience.
Don't miss the opportunity to stroll through Terukuni Shrine, a beautiful, tranquil Shinto shrine surrounded by lush greenery, particularly famous for its sacred camphor tree, believed to be over 1,000 years old.
If you’re looking for a unique culinary experience, indulge in the local specialty, kurobuta (black pork). The area is famous for its delicious dishes that feature this high-quality meat, and you’ll find numerous restaurants in the city offering authentic dining experiences.
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Visiting Kagoshima opens up access to a variety of enchanting regions:
Understanding the seasonal climate can enhance your experience in Kagoshima:
A one-week cruise visiting Kagoshima typically costs between £900 and £2,200, while a two-week itinerary may range from £1,600 to £4,500, depending on the cruise line and included amenities.
What should I expect for the costs of food and beverages?Onboard meals generally range from £15 to £50, while dining in local restaurants may cost between £10 and £25, allowing you to enjoy delicious Japanese cuisine.
What are some of the dining and shopping possibilities to know about?Onboard dining features a variety of local and international options, while Kagoshima offers diverse eateries, shops, and markets where you can find unique souvenirs and delectable treats like tonkotsu ramen and shirobanya.
What are transportation options?Transportation in Kagoshima includes local buses and taxis. Many attractions are within walking distance from the port, making it easy to explore on foot or by shuttle service.
What should I know about the local currency and making payments?The local currency is the Japanese Yen (JPY). Credit cards are widely accepted in larger establishments, but carrying cash is advisable for smaller shops and traditional markets.
What are safety and health tips to be aware of?Kagoshima is generally safe for tourists; however, it’s wise to follow standard safety practices and remain aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded places.
What are some helpful language or cultural tips?Japanese is the primary language spoken. Although many locals in tourist areas speak basic English, picking up a few phrases can enhance your interactions and show respect for local customs.
Excited to embark on an extraordinary journey to Kagoshima? Book your cruise with Cruise1st today and experience the captivating beauty, rich cultural history, and delicious cuisine that awaits in this magnificent destination!