Yakushima Environmental and Cultural Village Center

The Yakushima Environmental Culture Village Center is a hub for creating a community that coexists with nature. In the exhibition hall, which features a spiral slope, the 3000-year-old Yakusugi cedar is a must-see! You can even get close to the super giant tree with a trunk circumference of 8 meters and take photos. In addition, you can deepen your understanding of the nature and culture of Yakushima through immersive videos projected on a large screen and three-dimensional models.

The Yakushima Environmental Culture Village Center is a spot where you can experience the nature of Yakushima through film. In the large-screen theater, you can enjoy the rich nature from the sea to the mountaintops through dynamic images, and in the exhibition hall, you can get a deeper understanding of the charm of Yakushima by touching three-dimensional models and local specialty products. Another great point is that admission is free!

At the Yakushima Environmental and Cultural Village Center's souvenir shop, you'll find a variety of attractive products such as local specialties and handicrafts. This spot allows you to easily experience Yakushima, and also has a tourist information center where you can obtain gourmet information and information on tourist spots in Yakushima. Additionally, don't miss the impressive exhibit of Yakusugi in the exhibition hall. Please stop by and check it out!

The Yakushima Environmental Culture Village Center is the perfect spot to pass the time while near Miyanoura Port. The building, designed to resemble a spiral shell, houses exhibits that showcase the nature and culture of Yakushima through three-dimensional models and powerful videos. You can also purchase local specialty products at the souvenir shop. This facility, which offers free admission, is an ideal place to deepen your knowledge of Yakushima!

At the Yakushima Environmental Culture Village Center's exhibition hall, you can learn about nature and culture in order from the sea to the village, forest, and mountaintop. Especially noteworthy are the immersive videos that allow you to enjoy learning about Yakushima's history and nature. There are also three-dimensional models that provide a deeper understanding. Local specialty products are also on display, making this spot a valuable source of information for planning a trip to Yakushima. This spot, which can be visited by anyone free of charge, is loved not only by tourists but also by locals.