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Things to do in Nobeoka, Miyazaki
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Mount Mukabaki and Mukabaki Falls
Scenic 831-meter twin-peak mountain with primeval forest and family hiking trails; Mukabaki Falls is among Japan's 100 waterfalls.
Sumie Beach
A 150-meter beach with highly clear water, selected among Japan's 100 best bathing beaches.
Athlete Town Nobeoka Arena
Main arena completed in 2026 for the 2027 sports festival, able to host national competitions.
Mount Okue
A 1,644-meter UNESCO Eco-Park peak with granite cliffs and primeval forest; an advanced climb among Japan's 200 famous mountains.
Kumanoe Beach
Little-known beach between Sumie and Shimoaso: 800m white sand and clear sea. Swimming suspended from 2026.
Shimoaso Beach
Calm, clear, white-sand beach often called Kyushu's finest; Shimanoura island is a natural breakwater.
Horigawa Campground
Simple forest campground near Horigawa Gorge, recommended as a climbing base for Mt. Okue.
Nobeoka Waiwai Arena
Multipurpose indoor practice facility for baseball, softball, futsal, ground golf, and sports days, with fences and pitching machines.
Nishikai Park Baseball Stadium
Under redevelopment for a fiscal 2026 opening. Northern prefecture's largest pro-standard ballpark with indoor bullpen and LED lighting.
Horigawa Onsen
Rustic alkaline onsen at the foot of Mount Okue, Nobeoka's only natural hot spring, with wood-fired Finnish sauna.
Healthtopia Nobeoka
Year-round health leisure facility with warm flowing pools, water slides, large baths, sauna, and restaurant.
Soleil Levant Seaside Campground, Hamayu Village
Stay facility facing Shimoaso Beach, once Kyushu's only special pick in Japan's 100 best beaches. Cabins, tents, auto camping.
Nishigai Park Athletics Stadium
Summer and winter turf hosts J.League, WE League camps and JFL matches. Class 2 blue all-weather track.
Sumie Family Travel Village
Stay facility with clear beach, tennis, putter golf, family aquarium, and play gear, plus well-equipped auto camping and cabins.
Kitakata Golf Club
Relatively flat 18-hole course with Gokase and Ose greens; 6,901 yards, par 72.
ETO Land Hayahinomine
Leisure facility at 868m in Kitakata, with go-karts, an athletic plaza, golf, lodging, and camping.
Firefly House
Outdoor tourism and UNESCO Eco-Park information hub, reopened April 1, 2025, with lodging, playground, and cycling.
Sumie Family Travel Village Tennis Courts
Seven sand-filled artificial-turf courts near the beach, used for practice and training camps.
Mount Hokodake
Raised rock peaks Hokodake and Medake, an akebono azalea habitat visited by many climbers.
Myoda Park North and South Plazas
Adjacent lawn and clay grounds are used for tournaments and frequently for practice.
Nobeoka Golf Club
Seaside course overlooking the Pacific and Nippo Coast, comfortable to play in winter.
Nishikai Park Tennis Courts
Twelve sand-filled artificial-turf courts used for practice and tournaments.
Nishigai Park Ball Game Field
Maintains summer and winter turf for good ground conditions year-round. Also a Japan Rugby League One camp site.
Shishigawa Campground
Has bungalows and auto sites, with trails along the stream, surrounded by rich nature.