Learn about the rich cultural and natural history of Japan's "Southern Gateway " on this journey to Kagoshima's History and Culture, followed by a stroll through a traditional Japanese garden at Sengan-en. Begin your adventure with a visit to the Shiroyama Observatory with a panoramic view of the city and Kagoshima Bay. On the way to the observatory, you will see the statue of Saigo Takamori who is the real last Samurai. Then, visit Reimeikan Museum located within the old castle ruins; there are well-preserved folk crafts and exhibits where you can learn about the history of Kagoshima. See the exhibition of the Satsuma Domain that influenced the Meiji Restoration. Next, you'll visit the Sengan-en (Iso) Garden. The 17th-century traditional Japanese garden was designed for a samurai lord and offers breathtaking views of Kagoshima Bay. Finally, you'll visit one of the world heritage site Ruins of Reverberatory Furnace located within Sengan-en Garden to learn technology of the Shimadzu Family at that time. On the way to the port, you will see the statue of Saigo Takamori who is the real last Samurai