Yakusugi Land
A beautiful nature park featuring ancient Yakusugi cedar trees, hiking trails, and stunning forest scenery.
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2 Ohko Waterfall
A magnificent waterfall with a 88-meter drop, providing a breathtaking view and a serene atmosphere.
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3 Jōmon Sugi
The oldest and largest cryptomeria tree on Yakushima, estimated to be over 2,000 years old, accessible via a challenging hike.
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5 Yakusugi Museum
A museum dedicated to the Yakusugi cedar trees, showcasing their history, ecology, and the cultural significance to Yakushima.
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6 Inakahama Beach
A picturesque beach known for its white sand and as a nesting ground for sea turtles.
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7 Wilson's Stump
A massive hollow stump of an ancient cedar tree, large enough to step inside and famous for its heart-shaped view when looking up from the inside.
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8 Kigensugi Cedar
An ancient cedar tree believed to be around 3,000 years old, easily accessible by road and offering a majestic sight.
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9 Drum rock (Taiko-iwa)
A large rock atop the mountain trails that offers panoramic views of Yakushima's rugged terrain and lush forests.
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11 Yaku-jinja
A serene Shinto shrine located in a forested area, providing a peaceful atmosphere and cultural insights into Yakushima's spiritual heritage.
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13 Senpiro Falls
A stunning waterfall with a 60-meter drop, set in a scenic location with lush greenery and rock formations.
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15 Nakama Banyan
A unique site featuring a large banyan tree with sprawling roots and branches, creating a natural wonder.
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17 Yakushima National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its diverse ecosystems, ancient cedars, unique wildlife, and hiking opportunities.
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