Recommended Sightseeing Spots from Our Guesthouse

Takachiho Farm is an interactive tourist farm located at the foot of the Kirishima Mountains, on the border between Miyazaki and Kagoshima Prefectures.
Surrounded by beautiful nature, visitors can enjoy activities such as meeting and feeding animals, horseback riding, milking cows, and making butter by hand.
The farm is also famous for its homemade dairy products, including soft-serve ice cream and yogurt, and has a restaurant and shop offering local specialties.

Aya Suspension Bridge (also known as Teruha Otsuribashi or Aya Hanging Bridge) is a pedestrian suspension bridge located in Aya Town, Miyazaki Prefecture.
It stands 142 meters high and stretches 250 meters long, offering breathtaking views of the Aya River Valley and the surrounding evergreen forest, part of the Aya UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
When it was completed in 1984, it was the tallest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan.
Visitors can enjoy thrilling views and a deep sense of nature — especially beautiful in spring and autumn.

Cape Toi is located at the southern tip of Miyazaki Prefecture.
It’s famous for its wild Misaki horses that roam freely across the grasslands and for the white Cape Toi Lighthouse, which offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.

Takachiho Gorge is a breathtaking gorge located in Takachiho Town, northern Miyazaki Prefecture.
It was formed by volcanic activity about 120,000 years ago, creating dramatic basalt columns that line the narrow valley.
The Manai Waterfall, with a height of 17 meters, cascades into the river below — one of the most photographed sights in Kyushu.
Visitors can rent rowboats to glide through the gorge and enjoy the view from below, or walk along the scenic trail above.
The area is also deeply connected to Japanese mythology, with nearby shrines such as Takachiho Shrine and Amanoiwato Shrine.