Things To Do
in Nichinan

A local sushi made with mackerel, often pickled and served on vinegared rice, showcasing the region's seafood.

Must-Try!

Renowned for its marbled texture and rich flavor, Miyazaki beef is a must-try for meat lovers visiting Nichinan.

Tipping is not customary in Japan and can even be considered rude; exceptional service is expected without extra payment.

Cash is widely accepted; however, credit cards are becoming more common in restaurants and shops.

Mild temperatures and blooming cherry blossoms create a picturesque setting, ideal for outdoor activities.

Hot and humid weather perfect for beach activities, but be prepared for occasional typhoons.

Cooler temperatures and stunning fall foliage make it a great time for hiking and sightseeing.

Mild winters, though less crowded; this season is great for enjoying hot springs and local cuisine.

This trail offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and is suitable for hikers of all levels, with diverse flora and fauna along the path.

A scenic hike around Aoshima Island, featuring beautiful coastal views, unique rock formations, and opportunities for birdwatching.

The local population consists mainly of Japanese people, with a strong sense of community and tradition.

Nichinan attracts both domestic and international tourists, drawn to its natural beauty and cultural sites, especially during peak seasons.

Baseball is hugely popular in Japan, with local teams and schools often hosting games, fostering a strong community spirit.

With its coastline, Nichinan has a growing surfing community, attracting both locals and tourists to its beaches.

While vegetarian options are available, it's advisable to communicate your dietary needs to restaurant staff.

Gluten-free options may be limited; however, rice-based dishes are common and can be a safe choice.