Sakurajima, considered the symbol of Kagoshima, is a rare composite volcano formed by the merging of its northern and southern peaks, which continues to emit smoke and shower ash, making it a globally unique volcano.

At the Sakurajima Visitor Center near Sakurajima Port, visitors can learn about everything related to Sakurajima, including the historical major eruptions and changes in its geography.

A 15-minute ferry ride from Kagoshima Port to Sakurajima builds anticipation as you gradually approach the imposing figure of Sakurajima, while enjoying the famous udon noodles.

Furthermore, there are gourmet dishes and souvenirs made from local specialties such as Sakurajima mandarins and Sakurajima daikon radishes, along with accommodation facilities where you can enjoy natural hot springs. Activities such as kayaking, cycling, and hot spring digging experiences are also available.

ASA offers tours that include stops at Kyushu's famous spots, including Sakurajima.Please feel free to contact us with any inquiries.