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Sights in Nobeoka, Miyazaki
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Nobeoka Castle Ruins and Shiroyama Park
Early modern castle ruins built in 1603, with a 19-meter stone wall and over 3,300 camellias.
Atagoyama Observatory
Observatory on about 251m Mt. Atago with 360-degree views of the city and Hyuga-nada.
Pakkun Rock
Odd rock about 7m wide resembling Pac-Man, on the Hokodake trail in Nobeoka.
Saigo Takamori Lodging Site Museum
Preserves the former Kodama house, last Satsuma army headquarters of Saigo Takamori, displaying his belongings and war materials.
Mount Kagami
Summit views of the Nippo Coast and Okueyama, plus trekking, hang gliding, paragliding, and New Year sunrise.
Nobeoka Botanical Garden
8.7-hectare garden west of central Nobeoka with seasonal flowers, observatories, and picnic lawns.
Shishigawa Gorge
Leading Miyazaki gorge of smooth granite and clear water, running about 18km along Shishigawa.
Horigawa Gorge
Granite gorge carved by Horigawa from Mount Okue, with clear streams, giant rocks, fishing, and water play.
Mt. Hiei and Senjojiki
Northern Miyazaki granite-porphyry cliffs designated a national scenic beauty and known for rock climbing.
Miracle Clear Stream Ogawa
Very clear Kitagawa tributary where boats seem to float in midair; gentle summer water play, kayaking, canoeing, and SUP.
Shimanoura Island
Island 10 minutes by high-speed boat from Nobeoka, with fishing-village scenery, coral, and a panorama.
Nobeoka Castle Naito Memorial Museum
Preserves Nobeoka history and culture, exhibiting Naito family treasures and folk materials from the Taisho and Showa periods.
Imazan Daishi
Temple in Nobeoka for the mid-April Daishi Festival, counted among Kyushu's three major spring festivals.
Asahi Kasei Nobeoka Exhibition Center
Exhibition center on Asahi Kasei history, management, local operations, and community ties, where some products can be touched.
Kitagawa Submersible Bridges
Bridges built low so they submerge in high water, preventing floods and washout; a low-cost ancestral design now disappearing.
Kamisanyama
Mysterious cave ruins where 24m and 15m rocks support each other and a pyramid-shaped rock sits in the gap.
Ieda Wetland
Rare endangered plants and animals, including Japan's largest Saigoku himekohone colony and over 40 dragonfly species.
Oni-no-Me Mountain Cedars
Only natural cedar habitat on the Kyushu mainland, conserved by local Forest Mantle members.
Okashira Shrine
Shrine to Saeki Koreharu, Warring States lord of Togamure Castle, revered as a god of learning.