OKA → KMJ

Amami Oshima

The largest island in the northern Ryukyu chain, famous for its primeval forests and winding coastlines.

Yakushima

A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring high-altitude mountains and ancient cedar forests.

Mt. Sakurajima

One of the world's most active volcanoes, frequently seen emitting ash plumes into the atmosphere.

Tanegashima

The distant silhouette of Japan's primary space center can be spotted on the eastern horizon on clear days.

Kirishima Range

A rugged chain of volcanic peaks visible during the descent into the Kumamoto region.

Ie Island

Notable for its central rocky peak known as Mount Gusuku, visible shortly after departure from Naha.

East China Sea

Vast turquoise waters and coral reefs surrounding the northern Okinawan coastline during the initial climb.

Mt. Kaimon-dake

A perfectly conical volcano located at the southern tip of the Satsuma Peninsula, known as the Fuji of Satsuma.

Kagoshima Coastline

Views of the western side of Kagoshima Bay and the urban spread of the city as you enter Kyushu.