Tenmonkan Review

Walk 20mins from Kagoshima Chuo station or take light rail, a large scale shopping street. Must try local pork hotpot and skewers, also the chicken sashimi which tasted so fresh and light!

The planetarium is very good, there are shops on both sides, the things inside are not expensive, you can buy a lot of good things carefully. At present, the planetarium is being renovated near the planetarium, and it is expected that it will be able to visit in a while.

This planetarium is not the planetarium, it is the largest and most prosperous commercial street in Kagoshima. A straight main road is lined with various restaurants, drugstores, clothing stores, convenience stores and snack bars, and several blocks next to it are also commercial streets. It is not easy to want to go shopping here, because if you have done a strategy before coming, you will not be attracted by various well-known foods, and you will not want to try all kinds of things. But even if you haven't done it before, there are so many drugstores on the street, there is always one that will make you can't help but go in and buy specials. So if you have plenty of time, it's better to spend half a day here to eat and shop.

Very good place, worth a visit, very good, very good, very good!

At night, there are many people because it is a drinking street 😆 cabaret lovers may be irresistible 🙄 There are many ramen shops, so it may be good for ramen lovers 😆

Not far away is the Astronomical Boulevard, a large shopping street, and some things are much cheaper than in China. It is said that a DHC lipstick sold in China is 120, which is less than 30 yuan. One sister bought ten... However, we should pay attention to the fact that it takes 5,000 yen for goods to be tax-free, and 10,000 yen for some goods to be tax-free. Of course, you can buy it with a few people.

From Kagoshima Central Station, take a streetcar 170 to the Astronomical Observatory Station. The whole Avenue is covered with a translucent dome, and the rain is not affected. There are shops on both sides. Eat, buy, buy and play for a long time. But it has nothing to do with the Astronomical Museum except for the two little monks who watch the heavenly phenomena and record them.