Miyazaki Japan Travel Guide
Miyazaki Airport (KMI) the main airport serving Miyazaki City. It is a compact, convenient airport close to the central area. For most international travelers, flying into Japan and subsequently connecting to Miyazaki by air is most efficient.
Miyazaki Airport a compact domestic airport with limited international connections. It offers a good range of facilities. Transfers are quick and convenient as a result of its proximity to the central area.
Easy entry from Japan's major hubs like Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
Travelers fly into NRT, HND, KIX, or FUK, then connect domestically to KMI.
Flight prices higher during Japanese national holidays (Golden Week holiday period in japan, Obon, New Year).
International Driving Permit (IDP) and original national driving license. Obtain IDP before travel. Minimum age 20-21.
Roads excellent and well-maintained. Traffic lighter than major cities. GPS systems highly recommended, often English-language units.
Expressways have tolls. Rent an ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) card. Parking available at attractions and hotels, occasionally with a fee.
Miyazaki Port (Hyuga-nada Port) handles domestic ferry services and occasionally a port of call for cruise ships. Sea travel less common for international tourists.
River transportation not a main mode for tourists within Miyazaki City itself. Tourist boat excursions are available in specific scenic areas outside the city. These recreational activities.
Miyazaki's roads generally in excellent condition, with unambiguous signage. Driving inside Japan very safe. Drivers typically courteous and comply with traffic laws.
Miyazaki Port bus connections to Miyazaki Station and other areas of the city. Taxis also available at the port for continuing your journey.
Always check your flight or train status before heading to the airport or train station, especially during the stormy season, as schedules can change. This avoids last-minute surprises.
For a swift transfer into the city from Miyazaki Airport, the JR train to Miyazaki Station often most efficient. Consider this for more rapid arrival at your accommodation.
The worldwide departure tax is typically included in your airfare. No separate payment at the airport.
Arrive at Miyazaki Airport 60-120 minutes before your flight for check-in and security.
Confirm your platform or bus stop well in advance for train and long-distance bus departures.
Drive on the left side of the road. You must wear seatbelts for all occupants. Japan has strict drunk driving laws. Speed limits typically 40-SIXTY kilometers/h in urban areas and 80-100 km/h on expressways.
Miyazaki's roads are excellent, well-maintained, and clearly signposted. Driving within Japan very safe. Drivers typically courteous and adhere to traffic laws.
Paid parking lots available in the city center.
Parking is offered at major attractions, may incur a fee.
Numerous lodgings give guest parking, sometimes for a fee.
Remember that Japan drives on the left side of the road. Ensure you are comfortable with this before renting a car.
