Hotel Taihei Onsen

■Hours of Use: 6:00 AM - 9:30 PM A natural Onsen with bicarbonate spring water, affectionately known by locals as "Bijin no Yu" (Beauty's Bath). In addition to its benefits for neuralgia, cuts, and burns, it also leaves your skin feeling smooth and silky. Enjoy bubble baths, jet baths, electric baths, as well as dry and steam saunas! Among these, the exercise bath, often used for rehabilitation or fitness, is a walking pool that does not require swimwear. This unique feature can only be found at Taihei Onsen in the surrounding area. - Spring Quality: Bicarbonate Spring - Benefits: Neuralgia, cuts, burns, etc.

【Dinner】 The menu of the day depends on the day. Sashimi, grilled fish, simmered dishes, rice, and miso soup. We prepare a warm, homemade meal reminiscent of home, with one soup and three side dishes, to welcome you back. 【Breakfast】 Eggs, grilled fish, natto. And warm rice with miso soup. The simmered dish prepared from 5 a.m. embodies a mother's gentle flavor. A hearty breakfast to energize your day.

■ Kanoya Rose Garden Did you know that Kanoya City's catchphrase is "The City of Roses"? Located on the eastern hillside of Kirishimagaoka Park, the Kanoya Rose Garden is one of the largest rose gardens in Japan, with 35,000 rose bushes planted. Seasonal events held here are all romantic, making it a perfect spot for couples and families to visit. ■ Kanoya Air Base Museum This is the Maritime Self-Defense Force Air Base Museum. You can learn about historical facts related to the previous war and the current activities of the Maritime Self-Defense Force. Through the museum tour, the focus is placed on perspectives for the future. If you are interested in Japanese history or the Self-Defense Forces, this is a great opportunity to deepen your knowledge. ■ Uchinoura Space Center Not only Tanegashima, but also near Kanoya in Kimotsuki, there is a JAXA space base that Japan is proud of. Built by carving out the undulating mountainside, this observation facility is uniquely distinctive in the world. It conducts rocket and satellite launches, as well as tracking and data acquisition. ■ Araira Tenjin (Sugawara Shrine) A rare shrine with a sandy approach leading to a rocky area jutting into the sea. You can enjoy views of the crystal-clear Kinko Bay and the distant Mt. Kaimon. Dedicated to the deity of learning, Sugawara no Michizane, many people visit during exam season to pray for success. During high tide on a spring tide, it becomes an island floating in the sea, creating a mystical landscape. ■ Aira Sanjo Imperial Mausoleum One of the three imperial mausoleums from the age of the gods in Kagoshima Prefecture. It is a rare rock cave mausoleum in The whole country, enshrining the parents of Emperor Jimmu. It is also called "Little Ise" due to its resemblance to Ise Shrine, and it is bustling with visitors for New Year's prayers. In spring, it is a famous spot for cherry blossoms, and in autumn, for autumn leaves. ■ Kirishimagaoka Park At an elevation of about 160 meters, the entire park is a gentle hilly area. Within the park, you can enjoy seasonal flowers such as sunflowers, cosmos, and tulips. From the observation deck, you can see Kinko Bay, Sakurajima, Mt. Kaimon, and other iconic natural landscapes of Kagoshima. The park is also adjacent to the "Kanoya Rose Garden," one of the largest in Japan.