Kobayashi-City Tourism Association | Ikoma Plateau | Sukimuland | Cosmo Dome | Idenoyama Park | Kirishima-Yaku National Park | Mt. Karakunidake |

This aquarium , using fresh water from Kobayashi, was the first in Miyazaki prefecture to successfully cultivate sturgeons as well as display endangered species such as the Japanese giant salamander.

There are 1500 fish (130 species) including fish from the prefecture such as the sweetfish or fish originating from outside Japan such as the pirarucu.