｛8NP9341276515high school students/ ¥270 for junior high and elementary school students * TEL: 0997-42-2900Map & Yakusugi Cedars in Yakusugi LandWilson’s StumpOnoaida OnsenYakushima onsen (JR Hotel Yakushima)Kusugawa OnsenJomon-no-yadoMantenYakushima AirportYakusugi MuseumYakushima World HeritageConservation CenterYakushima Environmental and Cultural Learning CenterShitoko Gajumaru Banyan ParkYakushima ComprehensiveYakushima ComprehensiveNature ParkKigensugi CedarMt. Tachu-dakeYakushima Environmental and Cultural Village CenterYakushima Town History and Folk MuseumShiratani Unsuikyo RavineYakusugi LandSenpiro FallsSenpiro Falls PathTorohki Falls①Kigensugi ②Kuguriｓugi ③Futago ‘Twins’sugi④Buddhasugi ⑤Mitsunesugi ⑥Hahakosugi⑦Tenchusugi⑧Jamonsugi ⑨SennensugiFureainomichi course （30 min.）Inishienomori course （50 min.）Tsutsujigawara course （80 min.）Yakusuginomori course （150 min.）Tenmon-nomori course （210 min.）to AnboAnboYakusugi LandYakusugi Land is a Natural Recreational Forest located at an altitudeof 1000 meters covering an area of 270 hectares. You may see ancient Yakusugi cedars in Yakusugi Land. The scenery of the virgin forest is very similar to the world heritage registered area. There are many conifers such as Japanese hemlock and Yakusugi cedars in Yakusugi Land but the characteristic of this forest is a mixed forest of many broad-leaved trees and conifers. This is due to the climate being similar to southwestern and northern Japan.Camellia, evergreen oak, mountain ash and aralia can also be found in this forest. At Yakusugi Land, you can see many distinctive Yakusugi cedars such as Sennensugi which literally means thousand-year-old cedar, Kugurisugi （Tunnel Cedar）, and Buddhasugi （Buddha Cedar）. Thehiking trails in Yakusugi Land are well maintained. * Admission fee： ￥500 for high school students and up * URL： http://y-rekumori.com/ * TEL: 0997-46-4015MiyanouraMiyanouraMiyanouraMiyanouraMiyanouraMiyanouraMiyanouraYakushima Town History and Folk Museum Yakushima Town History and Folk Muesum is focused on the history of Yakushima from the Jomon period to the present. It introduces a mixed exhibition of real farming implements and a fisherman’s boat and several photos. It is one of the few places where visitors can learn not only about nature but also about life and history of Yakushima. It is closed on Mondays. * Opening hours： 9：00 a.m.‒5：00 p.m. * Closed: Mondays and from Dec. 29 to Jan. 4 * Entry fee: ¥100 for adults/ ¥50 for high school, junior high school and elementary school students * TEL: 0997-42-1900Yakushima Environmental and Cultural Village Center Yakushima Environmental and Culture Village Center is a compre-hensive facility offering attendant interpretation, a powerful presenta-tion, and a large-scale screen for learning about Yakushima. It is located near Miyanoura Port. It is a good place to get information about Yakushima. We recommend you visiting this center soon after you arrive so that you may be able to enjoy Yakushima fully. There are also a souvenir shop and a tourist information center where you can get useful information and advice for tourists. * Opening hours: 9:00 a.m.‒5:00 p.m. * Closed: Mondays （Open every day during Golden Week, and between July 20 and August 31） and from Dec. 28 to Jan.1 * Entry fee: Free entry to the building * Exhibition and theater hall entry fees: ¥530 for adults/ ¥370 for university and Yakushima Environmentaland Cultural Learning Center Yakushima Island Environmental and Cultural Learning Center is the only environmental learning facility on Yakushima. They offer environmental seminars and a stay over curriculum for groups, and have a short learning course for the general public. It is located next to Yakusugi Museum. * Opening hours: 9:00 a.m‒5:00 p.m. * Closed: Mondays and from Dec. 28 to Jan. 3 * There will be a fee for use of facilities. * TEL: 0997-46-2900Yakusugi MuseumYakusugi Museum is an indispensable information center for knowing Yakushima and Yakusugi cedars. Its mission is to introduce Yakushima to the world. The museum’s displays concentrate on Yakusugi cedars.Visitors can enjoy content-rich exhibitions and high-definition images of Yakusugi cedars, including the history of Yakusugi cedar forest and its relationship with people.The main building is constructed of Yakusugi cedar and hemlock fir. Stepping in this museum, visitors are enveloped by the scent of Yakusu-gi cedars. * Opening hours: 9:00 a.m.‒5:00 p.m. * Closed: the 1st Tuesday of every month and from Dec. 28 to Jan. 1 * Admission fee: ¥600 for adults/ ¥400 for university and high school students/ ¥300 for junior high and elementary school studentsYakushima Comprehensive Nature ParkAt Yakushima Comprehensive Nature Park, visitors can see many indigenous plants of Yakushima. The botanical garden has around 60,000 plants of 60 different species that are representative of Yakushima Island. Yakushima Rhododendrons and Yakutane-goyo （Yakushima White Pines） designated as endangered species can be purchased at the plant sales corner（please refer to staff）. Also, there is an open-air stage, community house, and hot spring bath house. * Opening hours: 8:30 a.m.‒5:00 p.m. * Closed: Dec. 29 to Jan. 3 * Admission fee: ¥300 for adults/ ¥100 high school, junior high school and elementary school students * TEL: 0997-42-2727Yakushima＆ KuchinoerabujimaGuide
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