MIYAZAKI—Famous sightseeing spots in Miyazaki Prefecture have entered the metaverse, allowing visitors to experience the ...

Even though he may not look the part of a police dog, Haku the Pomeranian is now officially part of the Miyazaki prefectural ...

Where: Miyazaki Prefecture is on the southeast side of Kyushu, an island in southern Japan, fronting the Sea of Hyuga in the northwest Pacific Ocean. What: For years a stop on international surf comp ...

Miyazaki Prefecture sits on southern Japan’s Kyushu Island, known for its warm climate, professional baseball training camps, and surfable waves. The United States is its largest export destination ...

Down in the sunny southeast corner of Kyushu, Miyazaki Prefecture is best known for sunny skies, pristine beaches and some seriously flavorful food. With rich farmland, top-tier livestock and tropical ...

According to legend, Japan was founded when Emperor Jimmu established the Yamato Dynasty in Nara in 660 B.C. Travelers can trace the nation’s origin story back even further to Miyazaki Prefecture, a ...

Water lilies, often likened to "water fairies," are now at their best at the Nobeoka botanical garden in the city of Nobeoka, Miyazaki Prefecture. In the garden's pond, cute white flowers peek out ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Taiyo no Tamago, or Egg of the Sun, are stunning, plump, red, perfectly unscratched, and incredibly sweet mangoes that are farmed in the Miyazaki Prefecture of Japan.