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Miyazaki Prefecture Gokase Town is located in the center of the Kyushu region, There is a the border between Miyazaki Prefecture and Kumamoto prefectures, and has excellent access.
The beautiful Nature landscape of the Aso Mountains Unfolds, and it is a mountain towns with a population of about 3,000 people (as of June 2024) with a high elevation overall.

Traditional agriculture is thriving, and in addition to delicious Rice and vegetables, "Gokase Wine" made from 100% Gokase grapes is also popular.

In winter Japan the southernmost natural snow ski resort offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Aso Mountains seen from and Slope.

We look forward to seeing you in Gokase Towns!

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Sep. 4, 2025

[Image1]Gokase Winery's First Pressing of 2025!🍇A new wine born from the blessings of Gokase is on the way🍷T

[Image2]Gokase Winery's First Pressing of 2025!🍇A new wine born from the blessings of Gokase is on the way🍷T

[Image3]Gokase Winery's First Pressing of 2025!🍇A new wine born from the blessings of Gokase is on the way🍷T

[Image4]Gokase Winery's First Pressing of 2025!🍇A new wine born from the blessings of Gokase is on the way🍷T

[Image5]Gokase Winery's First Pressing of 2025!🍇A new wine born from the blessings of Gokase is on the way🍷T

Gokase Winery's First Pressing of 2025!🍇

A new wine born from the blessings of Gokase is on the way🍷
This year too, winemaking has begun using grapes nurtured by Gokase’s fertile land💡
Every bottle from Gokase Winery uses only grapes carefully grown in Gokasecho😁
These grapes, which endured Gokase’s harsh winters and ripened under the summer sun, each offer a uniquely delicious flavor. This unwavering commitment to 100% locally grown grapes underpins the quality of Gokase Winery’s wines✨

The first-pressed Campbell Early this season features a fruity aroma and refreshing acidity🍇
A sweet, rich scent filled the winery, raising excitement for the new wine🎵
This year’s vintage is another wonderful result, filled with the producers’ love😆

New Niagara and Campbell Early wines are scheduled for sale on Saturday, October 18th🍷

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Aug. 23, 2025

[Image1]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image2]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image3]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image4]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image5]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image6]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image7]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image8]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image9]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image10]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image11]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image12]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image13]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

[Image14]The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain S

The 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament 🎣

Today (August 23rd) the 3rd National Mountain Stream Fishing Tournament took place 🐟
Despite worries about the weather due to typhoons, the day turned out fine and more than 170 people attended the venue 😊

The event that drew the loudest cheers from many children was the fish-catching game limited to elementary school age and younger
Some large cherry trout and eels were included, and while the children were completely absorbed, the surrounding parents were excited too 🔥

In the fishing competition, the person who caught a total of more than 8 kg won the large haul prize and took first place 🏆
The biggest fish measured 28 cm 💡

Thank you to everyone who took part in the fishing tournament 🎣
We hope to care for the river environment so this tournament can continue for many years 🥰

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Aug. 15, 2025

[Image1]【👒Summer in Gokase 2025 Photo Submissions — Spotlight 1👒】We are featuring photos submitted to the

[Image2]【👒Summer in Gokase 2025 Photo Submissions — Spotlight 1👒】We are featuring photos submitted to the

[Image3]【👒Summer in Gokase 2025 Photo Submissions — Spotlight 1👒】We are featuring photos submitted to the

[Image4]【👒Summer in Gokase 2025 Photo Submissions — Spotlight 1👒】We are featuring photos submitted to the

【👒Summer in Gokase 2025 Photo Submissions — Spotlight 1👒】

We are featuring photos submitted to the "#Summer in Gokase 2025" contest currently running on the Gokase Tourism Association Instagram account!

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@niidome2110
@sakai_0808

Thank you for your submissions 😆✨
We are still accepting entries!!

How to enter (Submission period — through September 15)
Follow the Gokase Tourism Association Instagram account (@gokase_kanko) and post with the hashtags "#Summer in Gokase 2025" and "#Gokase" 📸
We look forward to your entries 🙇‍♀️✨

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Aug. 14, 2025

[Image1]A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen re

[Image2]A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen re

[Image3]A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen re

[Image4]A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen re

[Image5]A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen re

[Image6]A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen re

[Image7]A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen re

[Image8]A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen re

A Long-Awaited Hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 👟

From the 13th to the 17th, the town road Hon’yashiki–Hagisen reopened to regular vehicles, so I left my car at Gokasecho Highland Ski Area’s Ski Center and hiked up Mt. Shiraiwa 💪

Because the management road up to the ski area still prohibits ordinary cars, I first headed on foot for the Gobobatake trailhead ✨

About 30 minutes after starting, I reached the Gobobatake trailhead 💡
From there I set off on my long-awaited hike up Mt. Shiraiwa 😊

The trail was rough at first, but it was generally easy to walk and the cool weather made the climb comfortable ✨
At the summit I exchanged valuable information and learned about conditions on nearby peaks 👍

The photos show an asagi-madara butterfly and alpine wildflowers I encountered along the way 🥰
It felt great to hike Mt. Shiraiwa again and it was a refreshing experience 😆

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Aug. 8, 2025

[Image1]✨A Three-Day Holiday Packed with Events✨The three-day holiday starts tomorrow 😁Gokasecho is full of

[Image2]✨A Three-Day Holiday Packed with Events✨The three-day holiday starts tomorrow 😁Gokasecho is full of

[Image3]✨A Three-Day Holiday Packed with Events✨The three-day holiday starts tomorrow 😁Gokasecho is full of

[Image4]✨A Three-Day Holiday Packed with Events✨The three-day holiday starts tomorrow 😁Gokasecho is full of

[Image5]✨A Three-Day Holiday Packed with Events✨The three-day holiday starts tomorrow 😁Gokasecho is full of

[Image6]✨A Three-Day Holiday Packed with Events✨The three-day holiday starts tomorrow 😁Gokasecho is full of

✨A Three-Day Holiday Packed with Events✨

The three-day holiday starts tomorrow 😁
Gokasecho is full of events 🎆

"Yaki Happy Fest" 🎤
Set in a hall styled after the Gokase Winery, this festival brings together delicious food, wine, and live music!
Celebrating the connection between Osaka and Gokase, the excitement begins with a pre-festival night. Come enjoy a relaxed, joyful time amid Gokase’s rich nature and a refreshing breeze.
Date and Time
Pre-festival: Friday, August 8, 2025, 5:00 PM–9:00 PM
Main festival: Saturday, August 9, 2025, 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
Location
Hall styled after Gokase Winery

"Gokase Festival" 🎆
An annual celebration that colors the summer in Gokasecho!
Held in the Gokase Town Hall parking area, the festival draws large crowds with food stalls, stage events, and more. The finale lights up the night sky with fireworks. Let’s enjoy a summer evening in Gokase together!
Date and Time
Sunday, August 10, 2025, 3:00 PM–8:00 PM (fireworks start at 8:00 PM)
Location
Visitor parking lot at Gokase Town Hall

"Tenohira Gion Market" 👐
A heartwarming handmade market born from the idea that you can make a living doing what you love, even in the countryside.
Set around Gion Shrine, more than 20 unique stalls will offer handmade goods and tasty food. This year, artists who regularly sell at Kyoto’s "Hyakumanben Handmade Market" will make a special appearance!
Come to Gokase’s natural setting and find pieces that make your heart flutter.
Note: The venue may change in case of rain.
Date and Time
Monday, August 11, 2025 (public holiday), 9:00 AM–3:00 PM (postponed to August 12 in case of rain)
Location
Gion Shrine (Kuraoka, Gokasecho)

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Aug. 2, 2025

[Image1]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image2]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image3]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image4]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image5]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image6]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image7]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image8]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image9]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image10]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

[Image11]Sunset Village Sculpture SymposiumThis year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki Ci

Sunset Village Sculpture Symposium

This year again, works by Yoichi Okumura, who lives in Miyazaki City, have come to Gokasecho✨
These gentle pieces reflect Okumura’s warm personality😊

Although stone is usually thought of as hard, he can express it so softly😲
Looking at the works gives you a cozy, warm feeling🥰
A picture book about a snowman was also placed there to help visitors feel a little cooler⛄

You could also watch the creation process👀
The stone’s sheen is different before and after, isn’t it!? (Maybe it’s the photographer’s skill…😅)

By the time he arrived in Gokasecho, he had already created about seven pieces✨
He is expected to dedicate a work to Furudono Shrine again this year, which is something to look forward to🎵
You can see the exhibition and Okumura’s working process below Furudono Shrine💡

He is scheduled to stay in Gokasecho until September 3, but since there will be tidying up and other tasks, it might be best to visit in August😊
Note: Okumura will be absent on August 7.

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Jul. 30, 2025

[Image1]Summer has arrived 🌻Last week Gokasecho saw many rainy and cloudy days, but this week the weather ha

[Image2]Summer has arrived 🌻Last week Gokasecho saw many rainy and cloudy days, but this week the weather ha

[Image3]Summer has arrived 🌻Last week Gokasecho saw many rainy and cloudy days, but this week the weather ha

[Image4]Summer has arrived 🌻Last week Gokasecho saw many rainy and cloudy days, but this week the weather ha

[Image5]Summer has arrived 🌻Last week Gokasecho saw many rainy and cloudy days, but this week the weather ha

[Image6]Summer has arrived 🌻Last week Gokasecho saw many rainy and cloudy days, but this week the weather ha

Summer has arrived 🌻

Last week Gokasecho saw many rainy and cloudy days, but this week the weather has been pure summer ✨ with the sun dazzling every day 😎

I drove out to Shirataki to look for a bit of cool air 🚗
Just watching the water fall from a drop of about 20 meters felt refreshing 😊

Along the way there was a sunflower field in full bloom 🌻
It was a spot I’d never known about before, so I felt like I’d discovered a great treat 🎵

People often picture Miyazaki Prefecture as hot, but Gokasecho sits surrounded by high mountains ⛰
Because of that, average summer temperatures are a few degrees lower than other parts of the prefecture, and mornings and evenings can be chilly enough to need a light blanket. Many nights you can sleep soundly without air conditioning 😉 (Last night was actually quite cool and I slept under a blanket 😅)
Escape the summer heat and come refresh your body and mind in Gokase this summer ✨

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Jul. 15, 2025

[Image1]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image2]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image3]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image4]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image5]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image6]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image7]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image8]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image9]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image10]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image11]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image12]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

[Image13]Gion Shrine Summer FestivalJuly 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩We covered the Morimaki rit

Gion Shrine Summer Festival

July 15 was the Gion Shrine’s summer festival⛩
We covered the Morimaki ritual held before the ceremony📷

They shaped the makaya grass gathered that morning into the form of Yamata no Orochi💪
Makaya is stiff, and twisting large amounts at once is a real challenge😅
Still, the Morimaki Ritual Preservation Society finished it with impressive skill✨
The amazake prepared overnight also turned out exceptionally tasty this year😆

There were many more visitors this year, which made us happy😁
The local community cherishes their “Gion-san”
It will surely continue together with the community going forward🥰

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Jul. 14, 2025

[Image1]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image2]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image3]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image4]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image5]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image6]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image7]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image8]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image9]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image10]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

[Image11]Sunset Village Marche & KIDS FestaOn Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took plac

Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa

On Sunday, July 13th, Sunset Village Marche & KIDS Festa took place in the wine hall at Gokasecho Winery.
Rain fell while we were setting up, and the weather caused some worry, but though there were occasional heavy showers, we also saw sunny spells.
With many stalls and stage events, the place buzzed with families and visitors.
The water play area was a huge hit with the children.
Kids went wild with the full-scale water guns and pools.
Huge numbers of soap bubbles floated out from the bubble booth, too.
Seeing so many children smile made this a day that brought smiles to all of us.

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Miyazaki Gokase Tourism Association posted.

Jul. 10, 2025

[Image1]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image2]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image3]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image4]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image5]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image6]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image7]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image8]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image9]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image10]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

[Image11]Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it

Today (July 10) I covered a hop harvest 😆

It was my first time seeing this year’s hop field... and it was spectacular✨✨

Straight-reaching vines, healthy dark green leaves, and clusters of hops hanging like little bells…!!

“It’s a shame this view will be gone after today!” I said as I gazed with the grower 👀

With preparations complete, it was time to harvest 💪
There were so many cones that even removing the supporting wires was a struggle 💦

We filled bags with the harvested hops, and I worried they might not all fit on the truck we were loading back with today 😂

These hops will be processed into beer with a fresh, lively aroma 🍺

I tasted last year’s brew too — it had a refreshing scent and went down easy 😆👍

I can’t wait to try this year’s beer 😍

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Miyazaki Prefecture Gokase Town is located in the center of the Kyushu region, There is a the border between Miyazaki Prefecture and Kumamoto prefectures, and has excellent access.
The beautiful Nature landscape of the Aso Mountains Unfolds, and it is a mountain towns with a population of about 3,000 people (as of June 2024) with a high elevation overall.

Traditional agriculture is thriving, and in addition to delicious Rice and vegetables, "Gokase Wine" made from 100% Gokase grapes is also popular.

In winter Japan the southernmost natural snow ski resort offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Aso Mountains seen from and Slope.

We look forward to seeing you in Gokase Towns!

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