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<\/div><\/div>At the Foot of a Volcano<\/h3>\n\nIn the far south of Japan an\u00a0MSC cruise\u00a0will help you discover the city of\u00a0Kagoshima<\/strong>. It is populated by little more than half a million people and enjoys a mild climate for most of the year.<\/p>\nThe town is dominated by the active\u00a0volcano Sakurajima<\/strong>\u00a0and is called the\u00a0“Naples of Japan”<\/strong>\u00a0for its similarity to the landscape of the city of Naples. It is not uncommon for the volcano to perform with spectacular eruptions.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nOn an excursion you can visit\u00a0Shiroyama Park<\/strong>, located in the city centre but stretching all the way to\u00a0mount Shiroyama<\/strong>. Just over a hundred metres high, it was the backdrop of a battle between the Imperial Army and a group of samurai rebels in the late 19th century. The park leads to the Observatory from where you can admire the spectacular scenery of the town and the bay of Kagoshima as well as the volcano.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nAlong the northern coast of the centre are the\u00a0Senganen gardens<\/strong>, also known as Isoteien, a lovely example of a Japanese garden with ponds, streams, shrines and a bamboo grove. They date back three hundred years and were constructed by the Shimazu family. There<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>
At the Foot of a Volcano<\/h3>\n\nIn the far south of Japan an\u00a0MSC cruise\u00a0will help you discover the city of\u00a0Kagoshima<\/strong>. It is populated by little more than half a million people and enjoys a mild climate for most of the year.<\/p>\nThe town is dominated by the active\u00a0volcano Sakurajima<\/strong>\u00a0and is called the\u00a0“Naples of Japan”<\/strong>\u00a0for its similarity to the landscape of the city of Naples. It is not uncommon for the volcano to perform with spectacular eruptions.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nOn an excursion you can visit\u00a0Shiroyama Park<\/strong>, located in the city centre but stretching all the way to\u00a0mount Shiroyama<\/strong>. Just over a hundred metres high, it was the backdrop of a battle between the Imperial Army and a group of samurai rebels in the late 19th century. The park leads to the Observatory from where you can admire the spectacular scenery of the town and the bay of Kagoshima as well as the volcano.<\/div>\n<\/div>\nAlong the northern coast of the centre are the\u00a0Senganen gardens<\/strong>, also known as Isoteien, a lovely example of a Japanese garden with ponds, streams, shrines and a bamboo grove. They date back three hundred years and were constructed by the Shimazu family. There<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>
In the far south of Japan an\u00a0MSC cruise\u00a0will help you discover the city of\u00a0Kagoshima<\/strong>. It is populated by little more than half a million people and enjoys a mild climate for most of the year.<\/p>\n