
Miyazaki City
Kyushu coastal prefectural capital; approved for accommodation tax from June 2026, rate pending.
Last refreshed: 8 May 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic
Is Miyazaki City getting a hotel tax in June 2026?
Timeline for Miyazaki City
Mentioned in: Japan's lodging tax wave goes structural
Nomads & CommunitiesWhen does Miyazaki City in Japan introduce its accommodation tax?
Why is Miyazaki City becoming a digital nomad destination in Japan?
What is the cost of renting in Miyazaki City for a long-term stay?
Background
Miyazaki City is the capital of Miyazaki Prefecture on the southeastern coast of Kyushu, known for its subtropical climate, beach resorts and as a popular domestic golf and surfing destination. The city received governmental approval for an accommodation tax taking effect in June 2026, with rates not yet announced as of 8 May — part of the same second wave as Nagano and Kumamoto City.
Miyazaki's subtropical climate and relatively affordable cost base have attracted a small but growing nomad community over 2023-2025. It represents the arrival of the accommodation-tax wave in Japan's less internationally famous domestic resort belt. Whether its June rate matches Hokkaido's ¥500 ceiling or prices higher given tourism-season pressure is the variable to watch.