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Head on a Trip to Miyazaki with the Miyazaki Air Travel Campaign and Save!
Miyazaki City is launching the "Miyazaki Air Travel" Accommodation Campaign for a limited period from June 2026 to January 2027, offering travelers who fly to Miyazaki a discount of ¥5,000 per person. If rising prices have made you hesitant to plan a trip, or you're still deciding where to go for summer vacation or a long holiday, this is the perfect opportunity to visit Miyazaki. The blue sea, tropical atmosphere, and warm-hearted locals await you. Come refresh your mind and body on a Miyazaki getaway!
Campaign Details
≪Eligibility≫
Travelers who book a campaign-eligible dynamic package ("flight + accommodation") that departs from Haneda Airport or Fukuoka Airport and uses Miyazaki Airport as the destination for the outbound flight or the departure point for the return flight, and stay in accommodation within Miyazaki City.
≪Booking Process≫
Travelers wishing to make use of the campaign discount should follow the steps below to make their booking and submit their application.
(1) Search for campaign-eligible dynamic packages on the special "Miyazaki Air Travel Campaign" page of each participating airline.
【Participating Airlines】
| Airlines | Links to special campaign pages (URL) |
| ANA | ana.co.jp/ja/jp/domestic/theme/dp_coupon/miyazaki-soratabi/?msockid=0a53403d3b64680d272557153af4696f |
| JAL | jal.co.jp/jp/ja/domtour/jaldp/furusato/miyazaki-soratabi/index.html |
| Solaseed Air | solaseedair.jp/tour/coupon/miyazaki_cpn/ |
(2) Book your preferred package online.
*Please note that some booking sites may require you to enter a coupon code or select a coupon. Make sure to check that the discount has been applied at the time of booking.
≪Discount≫
¥5,000 off per person, per stay, on eligible "flight + accommodation" package prices.
*A "stay" refers to the period from check-in to check-out.
≪Campaign Period≫
Tuesday, May 26, 2026 – Sunday, January 31, 2027
*The campaign period may vary by airline.
*If the budget reaches its limit, the campaign may finish early, before the official end of the campaign period.
≪Eligible Stay Period≫
Stays from Monday, June 1, 2026 – Sunday, January 31, 2027
*The following dates are excluded from the campaign:
· Stays from Thursday, August 13, 2026 – Sunday, August 16, 2026
· Stays from Friday, September 4, 2026 – Sunday, September 6, 2026
· Stays from Tuesday, December 29, 2026 – Sunday, January 3, 2027
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Recommended Themes to Make Your Miyazaki Campaign Trip Even More Enjoyable
(1) Start with the Classics! A Tour of Popular Spots
We've carefully selected tourist attractions that are must-visits for anyone coming to Miyazaki.
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Aoshima
Aoshima is a small island with a circumference of about 1.5 km. Aoshima Shrine is located in the center of the island. The strange wavelike rocks that surround the island are the highlight here. They look like giant washboards, so they are called "Washboards of Demons." They have been designated national natural monuments. More than 200 types of plant (e.g., subtropical plants) grow on the island.View more -
Aoshima Shrine
Aoshima Shrine is located on Aoshima. It is famous as a shrine which answers prayers for marriage. Many couples and women visit this shrine from all over Japan. The heart-shaped artworks in the grounds of the shrine, the ema wooden plaques which are hung up after visitors write their wishes down on them and love fortune telling slips that predict love are popular. If you go to the center of the island, there is a mysterious shrine. There is also a place where you can pray for good luck by tying string with different colors depending on your wish or by throwing earthenware dishes in a special place.View more -
Miyazaki City Phoenix Zoo
You can see approximately 1,200 animals in 100 species (e.g., Asian elephants, chimpanzees and lions) in this zoo adjacent to the Phoenix Seagaia resort hotel. Experiences that let you come into contact with small animals, a goat parade, a gorgeous flamingo show and other events are popular. There is even an amusement park in the zoo. There are 15 types of playground equipment. There is a pool only available in summer, restaurants and shops, so you can enjoy yourself for the whole day.View more -
Nishitachi
The restaurant district in the center of Miyazaki City is called Nishitachi. This area is the largest entertainment district in Miyazaki City with more than 1,500 restaurants. Many lanterns are hung on both sides of the street, so there is a retro and warm atmosphere. You can savor the food and alcohol of Miyawaki (e.g., local chicken, Miyazaki beef and shochu (Japanese spirit)).View more -
Phoenix Seagaia Resort
This is one of Kyushu's largest complex resort hotels that provides various services (e.g., fitness, club lounge, meetings, banquets and marriage ceremonies). Fireworks are launched here every day during the summer holidays and Christmas period. It is packed with food events for each season and experience programs (e.g., horse-riding, surfing and ceramics). There are also a wide range of restaurants available in the hotel. These include Japanese food, sushi, Italian food supervised by a famous chef, teppanyaki where you can eat Miyazaki beef prepared on a hot steel plate in front of you, and local cuisine that allows you to enjoy Miyazaki chicken and local sake.View more -
Miyazaki Prefectural Museum of Nature and History
View moreThis museum features exhibition galleries with themes such as nature, history, and folklore, where visitors can learn about the ecology of plants and animals native to Miyazaki, as well as the lives of its ancient peoples.
Adjacent to the museum is the Minka-en, which houses four traditional old dwellings taken from within the prefecture and reconstructed here—all of these were originally built approximately 150 to 200 years ago. Some have been designated as Important Cultural Properties by the national government, and their distinctive architectural styles make for a fascinating visit.
Admission to the permanent exhibitions is free, so please feel free to stop by anytime.
(2) Create Lasting Memories with Experiences and Activities Unique to Miyazaki
Miyazaki is proud of its beautiful ocean, so why not try your hand at marine sports such as surfing, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), or diving? Equipment rentals are available, so even beginners can join in with peace of mind.
Miyazaki also boasts some of Japan's highest sunshine hours and most clear days, making it an ideal destination for golf! It offers a large number of richly varied golf courses and a warm climate year-round, so you can enjoy a comfortable round of golf even in the off-season.
(3) Savor Miyazaki's Local Cuisine
Miyazaki Prefecture is known as a treasure trove of food. Here we introduce some of its most beloved dishes, popular with both locals and visitors alike.
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Miyazaki Local Chicken
When it comes to Miyazaki's gourmet dishes, charcoal-grilled local chicken and chicken nanban (fried chicken with tartar sauce) are absolute must-tries! Whether grilled or fried, the meat stays incredibly juicy and satisfying. Enjoy the authentic flavors at beloved local restaurants.
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Miyazaki Beef
View more"Miyazaki Beef," a recipient of the Prime Minister's Award, has established itself as a nationally renowned brand alongside Kobe Beef and Matsusaka Beef. Treat yourself to its finely marbled texture, tender meat, and rich, full-bodied flavor.
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Local Noodles
First is a must-try for spice lovers: "karamen" (spicy noodles), a dish known for its fiery red appearance and bold, punchy flavor. And don't forget the udon beloved by the people of Miyazaki Prefecture. "Miyazaki udon," characterized by its soft texture and gentle, delicate broth, is perfect even for breakfast.
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Local Sake
When it comes to local spirits in Miyazaki, shochu reigns supreme! Thanks to the wide variety of base ingredients—which includes sweet potato, barley, rice, and buckwheat—sampling and comparing different varieties is all part of the fun. Brands with national renown such as the sweet potato shochu "Kirishima" and the buckwheat shochu "Kobiki" are both produced by distilleries in Miyazaki Prefecture.
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Fruits
Mango is undoubtedly Miyazaki's most iconic fruit—be sure to savor its rich, deep sweetness. For citrus lovers, we recommend the distinctly special fruits unique to Miyazaki, including "tamatama," a fully ripened kumquat that can be eaten with its skin, and "hyuganatsu," a citrus fruit enjoyed by eating the white pith and fruit flesh together.
Recommended Itineraries
We suggest a range of itineraries, from courses covering the must-visit spots within Miyazaki City to routes that venture out as far as Takachiho Gorge. There are even plans organized by mode of transportation, including cycling and driving. Make use of these as a helpful reference for planning your trip.
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Fully Enjoy the City of Miyazaki! Time-honored and Classic Course
View moreThis popular course allows you to fully enjoy the leading sightseeing spots and foods of Miyazaki. You can also have fun at popular night spots if you stay overnight in the city
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Let's go out with a camera! Miyazaki City Photogenic Tour ～Hitotsuba Cycling course～
View more☆This is a model course created by a local university student☆
Hitotsuba is a location that is within a 30min bike ride from central Miyazaki City, where you can have experiences that make you feel like you are in another world.
Why not escape the hustle and bustle of the city and wander into a mystical world? -
Drive Along the Coast! Tropical Resort Sightseeing Tour Course
View moreIs this really Japan? Drive along the Nichinan Coast that has a blue sky and vast sea characteristic of a topical resort. This is a sightseeing course we recommend you go around on car or motorcycle.
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Complete Satisfaction Just at Seagaia! Recommended Plan for Spending Two Nights and Three Days with Your Family in Seagaia
View moreThe size of the site and the large number of facilities and activity programs are the attractions of Seagaia Resort. Enjoy a moment experiencing the extraordinary here. This is a plan to have your fill of fun in Seagaia with your family.
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Miyazaki city and Takachiho: A journey through Japanese mythology and power spots（One night in Takachiho / One night in Miyazaki city）
View moreThere are many locations thought to be flowing with mystical energy in Miyazaki that is said to be the home of legends! You can refresh both your mind and body by visiting these spots with a high level of efficiency!
Power spot: is a phrase commonly used in Japan for spiritual locations that hold a special energy that empowers those who visit.
Discover the Charms of Miyazaki Through Video
Contact Us
If you have any questions, we ask that you first refer to the "FAQ" document available within the detailed information section.
*If you still have questions after reviewing the document, please contact the secretariat (Miyazaki City Tourism Association) via email at soratabi@miyazaki-city.tourism.or.jp.