Hashimasaki Shrine

Satsuma Domain was a British international student who learned cutting-edge technology and others in England in 1865 and tried to modernize Japan. The exterior is an image of the "Satsuma-style Yangok" with a Japanese tile roof on the exterior wall using red bricks in the early Meiji period. There is a museum shop and cafe, so you can enjoy British tea time.

It is a coastal park in Ichikikushikino. It is characterized by being able to take a walk while looking at the sea.

It is a lighthouse that was installed in 1951. The function of the lighthouse has now disappeared and has been transformed into a viewing facility.

It is a festival of Ichikikushikino. With various stalls coming in, the event is held in July.

Satsuma Kinzangura is one of Ichikikushikino's attractions, utilizing an actual Kushikino gold mine tunnel with hundreds of years of history as a shochu (Japanese spirit) distillery and aging cellar. Visitors take a 'torokko' (tram) into the mine tunnel, where a cool, stable temperature of around 19°C (66°F) is maintained year-round, and can witness the magnificent sight of countless shochu aging pots lining the tunnel walls. This paid guided tour also includes explanations of the Satsuma Domain's gold mining history and equipment, offering a special experience that includes viewing a shrine located deep within the mine. After the tour, visitors can sample and purchase exclusive shochu, sake, and other liquors aged in the tunnel at the ground-level gift shop.

Terushima Shrine (照島神社) is a shrine located on the coast of Ichikikushikino, characterized by the fact that the entire small rocky island of 'Terushima' constitutes the shrine grounds. It is connected to the mainland solely by a red, pedestrian-only bridge (Shinkyo), which provides the only access to the island. The main shrine hall (Honden) and other primary shrine buildings are located on the island, which is also a habitat for a colony of subtropical plants.