Yakushima: Journey into Japan’s Ancient UNESCO World Heritage Forest
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Floating in the Pacific Ocean, Yakushima is a mystical island recognized as one of Japan's first UNESCO World Natural Heritage sites. The island captivates visitors with a magical green realm that feels like step back into ancient Earth—from the majestic "Jomon Sugi" cedar trees, over thousands of years old, to the deep moss-carpeted forest of "Shiratani Unsuikyo." Beyond world-class trekking, the island offers diverse outdoor experiences, such as kayaking along crystal-clear rivers and soaking in natural hot springs located right along the ocean shore. Embark on a unique adventure that awakens your senses, immersing yourself in the cycle of life nurtured by rich rainfall and dense forests. A timeless natural wonder awaits you here.
- Yakushima
- Hirauchi Kaichu Onsen
- Shiratani Unsuikyo Gorge
- Senpiro Falls
- Yakushima Anbo River
- Inakahama
- Yakushima Lighthouse
- Yokogawa Gorge
- Toroki Falls
- Okawa Falls
- Yakusugi Land
- Onoaida Onsen
- Jomon Sugi
- Seibu Rindo Forest Path
- Yakushima Town
- Taiko-iwa
- Kusugawa Trail
- Yakujinja Shrine
- Mt. Miyanoura
- Yakushima Densho-gura Hombo Shuzo
- Yakushima Environmental and Cultural Village Center
- Yakushima Tankan / Iwakawa Orchard
- Tanegashima-Yakushima High-speed Boat Toppy & Rocket
- Shima no Kaori Lab Yawaraka
- Yakushima Tourism Center
- Yakushima Airport
- Yakushima Kayak Tour KAZE