Kaimon Foothills Nature Park (Tokara Horse Grazing Farm) — Attraction in Ibusuki

I visited this attraction by accident and was charged 370 yen on exit, although there was no clear indication that it was a paid area on the entrance. I was coming down from a hike to the Kaimon mountain and simply continued along the sidewalk, which led onto what turned out to be an ordinary road. There wasn’t much of interest along the way. At the end, there appeared to be some sort of horses, but overall, I didn’t find the experience worthwhile.

While the staff member at the exit was very polite and professional, I believe it’s important to inform visitors in advance that this is a paid road. I didn’t see any signs, fences, or notices indicating that payment was required. Perhaps there were other attractions along the way that I missed, but again, clearer information would have been...

I thought this was the ring road around the volcano, and when we paid at the booth I thought it was for a road toll. Unfortunately it's actually its own park, so we wasted ¥750. The park isn't very good either. All the facilities seem shut. There's also access to a golf course. The highlight was the small horse with foals, and a Japanese badger that crossed the road. Some nice views as well, but overall we just drove around for 20 minutes.

The ring road is actually a narrow road that turns off to the left just before the park entrance. It looked too disused for us to...

Beautiful place to see horses. It's a road up the mountain with some places to stop and get out the car and see the horses. There is an entry fee which needs to be paid in cash. It's 370 yen per adult. There also appears to be a golf course within the grounds. The horses are beautiful...