Nagisa Lava Trail

Nagisa Lava Trail offers a fascinating three-kilometer walking path along the water, starting from the Sakurajima Ferry Terminal. This trail runs through a lava zone created by the powerful 1914 eruption of Sakurajima, showcasing the land’s transformation over time. As you walk, observe how nature has gradually reclaimed the area, with grasses and short plants thriving in the volcanic soil more than a century later. It’s an extraordinary chance to witness the resilience of nature and the lasting impact of one of Japan’s most significant eruptions.

For those seeking a blend of history and nature, the Nagisa Lava Trail is a must-see. The trail offers an up-close experience of the volcanic landscape while also highlighting the regrowth of vegetation over the past century. Visitors can immerse themselves in the dramatic contrast between the rugged lava rocks and the surrounding greenery, making this trail a unique spot to explore the intersection of past and present.