桜島ビジターセンター 観光 博物館

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Sakurajima Visitor Center will be closed through September 30 due to the coronavirus emergency declaration. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

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「桜島へ着いたけど、どこへ行こう？」と考えている方は、まず桜島ビジターセンターへ！

ここは噴火の歴史やメカニズムをなどを解説・展示するミニ博物館。
火山のことから観光案内まで、桜島に関するあらゆる情報がそろいます。

大画面で見る映画（英・中・韓の３カ国語字幕付きあり）には、桜島の魅力がぎっしり。
模型や展示を見れば、桜島の噴火の歴史や植物の移り変わりがよくわかります。
活発に活動している「昭和火口」のライブカメラや、リアルタイムの地震計データ、今日までの噴火・爆発回数なども展示しており、桜島の"今"がわかります。

お土産も充実。ココでしか買えないおしゃれなオリジナルグッズや、桜島に関する資料・本も販売中。
もっと詳しく桜島を知りたい方は、「桜島火山ガイドウォーク」（事前予約制・有料）もおすすめです。

オススメのルートを尋ねてみれば、きっとあなたに合った桜島の楽しみ方が見つかります♪

Hello from Sakurajima!

The Visitor Center is the first place you should come in Sakurajima.

In the Center, there is a small exhibition hall (mini-museum) and a theatre with a 13-minute introductory film. It is in Japanese but you can ask for English, Korean, Traditional Chinese, or Simplified Chinese subtitles. Visiting the mini-museum will help you understand the history and layout of Sakurajima. Make sure you pick up a free map, "Adventures of Volcano and Sea," which will help you find your way around. It also gives good information about things you will see in the area.

The Visitor Center has a small gift shop where you can buy locally produced items. There are a number of unique products, such as towels and T-shirts dyed with Sakurajima volcanic ash, pottery and jewelry made from volcanic ash, products made from the small mikan (Mandarin orange) and large daikon (white radish) for which Sakurajima is famous, and beauty products made from locally grown and processed camellia oil. You can also sample ice cream made locally, including "volcanic ash" ice cream (don't worry, it's not really volcanic ash).

Sakurajima Visitor Center staff is always happy to welcome you and help you to have a great visit.

Please come see us!

桜島ビジターセンターの詳細

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