2016年9月12日月曜日

Shiroyama Park

It is located in downtown Kagoshima that extends over Mount Shiroyama. With an altitude of 107 meters, the mountain formerly served as a castle site, which led to its name. Shiroyama literally means "castle mountain" in Japanese. The castle's former grounds at the base of the mountain now serve as the site of the Reimeikan Museum. 




 


The park is well-known for its Shiroyama Observatory with spectacular views over downtown Kagoshima, Kagoshima Bay and Sakurajima. 






The night view is also recommended, particularly if a clear sky and bright moon allow Sakurajima to remain visible.






Furthermore, the park will contain the interest of travelers interested in Japanese history, as it was the location of the final battle of the Satsuma Rebellion in 1877. The local hero, Saigo Takamori is said to have made his last stand at Saigo Cave, located within the park. 


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