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Miyazaki
The Amano Yasukawara cave at Amano Iwato Shrine is said to be where the gods plotted to lure Amaterasu out of hiding and restore light to the world. (© Pixta)
A windchime in the Hyūga Hokoshimayaki style of pottery. (© Pixta)
The Miyazaki-ken are doglike characters in three incarnations symbolizing well-known goods and other aspects of the prefecture. From left, they are Hī-kun, Mū-chan, and Kā-kun. (Miyazaki-ken © Miyazaki Prefecture)
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