"Outdoor Station Ebino" is a facility dedicated to outdoor activities.
It is located within the grounds of "Roadside Station Ebino," near the Ebino Interchange.
The facility provides information on outdoor activities available in Ebino City, such as mountain climbing, trekking, camping, and SUP.
You can also book activity experiences and purchase outdoor gear here.
The on-site café offers specialty coffee, sweets, and light meals, all of which are available for takeout.
Additionally, the facility features a relaxing open space.
It is an ideal spot to take a break during your travels.
It is also recommended for those who wish to work or engage in "workation" while enjoying the café.
"Outdoor City Ebino" serves as the hub for outdoor activities in Ebino City.
Please be sure to stop by before setting out on your sightseeing or activities.

The Ebino Kogen (Ebino Highlands) stretches across the southern part of Ebino City.
Situated at an elevation of approximately 1,200 meters, this highland area is a premier natural and tourist destination in Miyazaki Prefecture.
Ebino Kogen is located in the northern section of Kirishima-Kinkowan National Park (originally designated as Kirishima-Yaku National Park).
This park holds the distinction of being Japan's first national park.

A range of mountains, including Mt. Karakuni and Mt. Koshiki, rises across the highlands.
These peaks are popular spots for trekking.
The area is also dotted with beautiful crater lakes, such as Rokkannon-miike, Byakushi-ike, and Fudo-ike.

The rich nature that changes with the seasons is another of Ebino Kogen's attractions.
In spring, the *Nokaido* (a type of crabapple)—designated as a National Natural Monument—comes into bloom.
This flower grows wild nowhere else in the world but in this region.
The *Miyama-kirishima* (Kyushu azalea), a signature flower of the Kirishima area, also blooms in magnificent profusion.
Later in the season, visitors can enjoy flowers such as *Oyama-renge* (Siebold's magnolia) and *Natsu-tsubaki* (Japanese stewartia).
In autumn, the mountains are blanketed in vibrant fall foliage.
In this way, visitors can enjoy a diverse array of scenery throughout the year.

The Yatake Kogen (Yatake Highlands) extends across the northern part of Ebino City.
This area is renowned for its spectacular views.
It offers panoramic vistas of the Kakuto Basin—formed by the Kakuto Caldera—and the majestic Kirishima mountain range.
The Yatake Kogen Belton Auto Campsite is also located here.
Many repeat visitors travel from outside the prefecture to stay at this campsite.
It is a place where visitors can fully enjoy outdoor activities like camping.

River activities can be enjoyed along the Sendai River, which flows through the city.
Options include canoeing and *yamame* (landlocked cherry salmon) fishing.
Additionally, a riverside park campsite in the area allows visitors to enjoy camping while surrounded by abundant nature. [Notice]
Access to some hiking trails is currently restricted due to volcanic gas emissions.
There are areas where passage is not permitted, including the vicinity of Fudo-ike Pond.
Please check the latest information on restrictions—such as on the Miyazaki Prefecture website—before your visit.

Miyazaki Prefecture: Information on volcanic activity at Mt. Kirishima
https://www.pref.miyazaki.lg.jp/kiki-kikikanri/bosai/saigai/kirisima.html

Ebino City is a treasure trove of high-quality ingredients.
These ingredients are nurtured by the region's abundant nature.
Examples include rice grown in pristine water, premium beef, pork, chicken, and fresh vegetables.

Dining at a campsite surrounded by magnificent nature is a truly special experience.
We encourage you to cook with fresh, locally sourced ingredients and savor their flavors.
Outdoor cooking amidst the crisp air and beautiful scenery is one of the true joys of camping.

When you go camping, be sure to incorporate seasonal local ingredients into your meals.
Fully enjoy the rich culinary delights that Ebino City has to offer.