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Things to do in Miyakonojo, Miyazaki
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Takachiho Ranch
Tourist ranch for animal contact, milking, riding, dining, and a dairy shop at the Kirishima foothills.
Kannonike Park
About 63-hectare park with the prefecture's only Ferris wheel, a 720m slider, grass skiing, and camping.
Aoidake Onsen
Natural silky onsen from ancient sea strata in a Miyakonojo gorge, 40 minutes by car from Miyazaki City.
Kurokiri Stadium
Class 1 certified athletics stadium used for J.League, rugby matches, camps, and national events.
Miyakonojo Sports Park Tennis Courts
16 all-weather sand-filled artificial turf courts opened fully in summer 2024. 2027 National Sports Festival adult men's soft tennis venue.
Miyakonojo Sports Park Koala's March Stadium
Chiba Lotte Marines camp from February 2025; Phoenix League and pro voluntary training venue.
Kirishima Shuzo Sports Land Miyakonojo (Yamanokuchi Sports Park)
Park opened April 12, 2025 with a Class 1 certified athletics stadium hosting J.League, rugby, and national meets.
Shochu Village Kirishima Factory Garden
Kirishima Shuzo garden park with shochu factory tours, a museum, brewery viewing, shop, restaurant, and bakery.
Miyakonojo Takazaki Onsen Raspa Takazaki
Wellness complex in Takazaki, Miyakonojo, with free-flowing natural hot springs, varied baths, saunas, fitness, and dining.
Kanemitake Park
About 472 meters high on the Kagoshima border, with summit views of Kirishima and Miyakonojo, and a hang-gliding base.
Kannon Sakura no Sato
Onsen facility inside Kannonike Park, with 13 baths, sauna, and a year-round indoor pool.
Regent Miyazaki Country Club
Lee Trevino-designed woodland course with ponds, set below sacred Takachiho.
Aoidake Nature Park
Park along the Sakai River gorge with a summer campground and autumn foliage.
Miyakonojo Sports Park Pie no Mi Dome
Indoor practice field opened January 2025: baseball, one futsal court, nets for up to eight sections. Lotte Marines camp venue.
Tachibana Observatory
Observatory on a hill in Takasaki Sports Park, with a 50cm telescope and planetarium shows on cloudy days.
Miyakonojo City Takajo Sports Park (General Gymnasium)
Clubhouse in the sports park has showers, changing rooms, and training facilities, often used for camps.
Miyakonojo City Takasaki General Park (Baseball Field)
Used yearly by many out-of-prefecture university and high school camps. Onsen lodging in the park suits training camps.
Hayamizu Park Sports and Culture Center (Arena)
Miyakonojo indoor sports hub for tournaments, camps, and local events. Venue for 2027 National Sports Festival adult basketball.
Hayamizu Park Sports and Culture Center (Sub Arena)
Indoor sports hub with the arena, for daily use, tournaments, and training camps.
Miyakonojo City Takajo Sports Park Baseball Field
Used for Yomiuri Giants farm camps and pro self-training. Adjacent subground, indoor arena, weights. Many camps, chiefly pro camps.
Hayamizu Park Sports and Culture Center (Kyudo Hall)
Representative kyudo hall of Miyakonojo, known for bamboo bows. National tournament yearly; international tournament every four years.
AKAKIRI FIELD (Yamanokuchi Sports Park Athletics Stadium)
Class 3 certified auxiliary stadium for KUROKIRI STADIUM, with roofed stands for about 840 and an all-weather 400m track.
Yamanokuchi Sports Park Multipurpose Plaza
Located west of AKAKIRI FIELD and usable for soccer and sandlot baseball matches.
Hayamizu Park Sports and Culture Center (Budo Hall)
Indoor sports hub with the arena, for daily use, tournaments, and training camps.
Miyakonojo City Takasaki General Park (Athletic Field)
Multipurpose ground and athletic field in front of Raspa Takazaki onsen lodging host many student camps and youth soccer tournaments.
Miyakonojo City Takasaki Comprehensive Park Gymnasium
Arena with three volleyball and two basketball courts, often used for training camps, with onsen lodging and an indoor pool.
Miyakonojo City Takajo Sports Park Indoor Arena
Clubhouse showers, lockers, and training facilities. Used for pro baseball and J-League camps. Partition nets allow up to four areas.
Miyakonojo Mochio Country Club
Mochio hills overlooking Miyakonojo, with views of Takachiho-no-mine. Varied strategic holes. 18 holes, 6058 yards, par 72.
Miyakonojo City Takajo Sports Park Multipurpose Field
Year-round thorough turf care. Indoor arena; clubhouse with showers, lockers, training. Often used for pro soccer and high-school camps.
Miyakonojo City Takasaki General Park (Tennis Courts)
Used by children to adults. Camp-ready Raspa Takazaki onsen lodging, 25m six-lane indoor pool with onsen, training and seminar rooms.
Miyazaki Prefecture Yamanokuchi Throwing Practice Field
About 14,000 square meters, usable as a practice field for shot put, discus, and hammer throw.
Miyakonojo City Takajo Sports Park Tennis Courts
Used by a wide range of ages, from children to adults. Clubhouse has showers, locker rooms, and training facilities.
Miyakonojo Sports Park Coolish Bullpen
Six-person pitching facility opened in January 2025 and used during Chiba Lotte Marines camp.
Rainbow Sportsland Golf Club
Gentle hills, 20 minutes from Miyakonojo, 7 from the IC; fairways fully flat. 18 holes, 6603 yards, par 72.