Miyazaki Prefecture has five cinemas as of November 2026: three in Miyazaki City, one in Nobeoka and one in Miyakonojo. That is the full list on Eiga.com’s Miyazaki page, and all five were showing films when checked on 11 November 2026. None has closed or been renamed since this page was first written in 2022; what has changed is prices, discount days and websites.
Tickets, prices and language
A standard adult ticket costs ¥2,000 at all five cinemas as of November 2026. University students pay ¥1,400–1,500 and children from age 3 up to high school ¥1,000, with student ID. Every cinema charges ¥1,300 on Wednesdays and on the 1st of each month, and ¥1,300 for anyone aged 60 or over; 1 December is “Film Day” at ¥1,000 at the four cinemas other than Nobeoka Cinema, which charges its usual 1st-of-the-month price of ¥1,300 that day. Each cinema’s own price page, linked below, has the full list.
Four of the five sell reserved seats online (in Japanese) by credit card; Nobeoka Cinema sells tickets at the door only, for cash. After an online purchase you get a QR code to show at the entrance, or to scan at a ticket machine if you want a paper ticket. Tickets cannot be cancelled or changed once bought.
Foreign films are shown subtitled (字幕, marked “Sub” on the schedules) or dubbed into Japanese (吹替, “Dub”); the original audio is on the subtitled version.
Under a prefectural ordinance, nobody under 18 is admitted to a screening that ends after 23:00, even with a parent.
Miyazaki City
Central Cinema Miyazaki (セントラルシネマ宮崎)
The largest cinema in the prefecture, on the second floor of Aeon Mall Miyazaki. Its facilities page lists nine screens with 1,808 seats in total, from 115 seats (Cinema 5) to 396 (Cinema 1), each with one or two wheelchair spaces. It is normally open 9:00–24:00, opening an hour before the mall’s shops; before 10:00 use the after-hours cinema entrance or the rooftop cinema entrance. Parking at the mall is free.
Cinema 1 has been refitted as the “TITAN Premium Theater”, with a larger curved screen, a 4K laser projector and Dolby Atmos sound. Films shown in Dolby Atmos there cost ¥300 extra, and the reclining premium seats cost a further ¥600. Premium seats were also added to Cinemas 3 and 8 at the end of October 2026, so the seat counts on the facilities page may be slightly out of date.
Besides the discounts above, as of November 2026: Tuesday is “Futari no Hi” (two people, same film and showing, ¥3,000 together), Thursday is ¥1,300 for Cinema Point Card members (the card costs ¥300 to join), and shows starting at 20:00 or later are ¥1,500. Online tickets go on sale at midnight two days before the showing and can be bought until 20 minutes before it starts.
Aeon Mall Miyazaki, 2F
862-1 Eguchi, Shinbeppu-cho
Miyazaki City
(Locals read Shinbeppu-cho as “Shinbyuu-cho”.)
Google Maps
Schedule and reservations (Japanese)
Prices (Japanese)
Screens and seats (Japanese)
Central Cinema Miyazaki on Eiga.com
More about the mall: Aeon Mall Miyazaki
Wonder Attic Cinema (ワンダーアティックシネマ)
Next to Miyazaki Station, on the fifth floor of Amu Plaza Miyazaki’s Umi-kan building, and run by the same company as Central Cinema. Its old website, ecc-7.jp, no longer exists; the cinema’s pages are now on the Central Cinema site. It has seven screens with 824 seats in total, from 93 to 207 seats, each with one wheelchair space. It is normally open 9:00–23:00; between 9:00 and 10:00, take the lift beside Starbucks on the first floor of Umi-kan.
Prices and online sales work as at Central Cinema, except that there is no Tuesday pair discount. Cinema 5, the largest, has “Juon” (重音) screenings with extra subwoofers, which cost ¥200 more.
Parking is in Amu Plaza’s paid car parks. Show your cinema ticket, QR code or purchase e-mail at the cinema entrance or the goods counter to get a parking discount; it applies to the Umi, Yama and Kirameki car parks only, not the Yamato-guchi car park.
Amu Plaza Miyazaki Umi-kan, 5F
2-2-22 Oimatsu
Miyazaki City
Schedule and reservations (Japanese)
Prices (Japanese)
Screens and seats (Japanese)
Wonder Attic Cinema on Eiga.com
Miyazaki Kinema-kan (宮崎キネマ館)
The small downtown cinema. It is run by the non-profit Miyazaki Bunka Honpo and describes itself as the first cinema in Japan to be operated by an NPO. Since 2 April 2021 it has been in the Carino TRUNK building, in the car park behind the Carino Miyazaki shopping building, about 12 minutes on foot from Miyazaki Station.
It has four screens with 100, 38, 20 and 16 seats; the smallest has sofa seats only. Filmgoers get up to four hours of free parking at the Carino Miyazaki car parks.
As of November 2026 members pay ¥1,300, shows after 20:00 are ¥1,500, and on Tuesdays two people seeing the same film pay ¥2,600 together. Online tickets for each Friday-to-Thursday week usually go on sale at midnight on the Wednesday before.
Carino TRUNK
1-178 Takachiho-dori
Miyazaki City
Schedule (Japanese)
Prices and online tickets (Japanese)
About the cinema, access and parking (Japanese)
Miyazaki Kinema-kan on Eiga.com
Nobeoka City
Nobeoka Cinema (延岡シネマ)
A three-screen cinema: Cinema 1 on the ground floor has 86 seats, and Cinemas 2 and 3 on the upper floors have 140 each. There is no lift, so Cinemas 2 and 3 are reached by stairs.
There is no online booking and no reserved seating. Tickets are sold on the day only, for cash only, from about 10 minutes before each showing, and you cannot enter more than about 10 minutes after the film starts. Prices were revised on 1 July 2026: university students pay ¥1,400 here, and 3D films cost ¥300 extra.
The cinema’s own car park has 10 spaces, for the duration of the film only; it is chained off after closing. If you use a paid car park nearby, show the parking ticket for ¥200 off the ¥2,000 adult price (¥100 off the student price); this cannot be combined with other discounts.
1-1-13 Kitamachi
Nobeoka City
Parking directions
Google Maps
Schedule (Japanese)
Prices (Japanese)
Nobeoka Cinema on Eiga.com
Miyakonojo City
Cineport (シネポート)
A three-screen cinema on the second floor of the Cineport Building in central Miyakonojo, opposite the Mallmall complex and the city library, about 10 minutes on foot from JR Nishi-Miyakonojo Station. Screens 1 and 2 have 80 seats each and Screen 3 has 53; Screen 2 can show 3D films, which cost ¥300 extra including ¥200 for glasses you can keep and reuse.
Tickets go on sale two days ahead, at the counter or online. The counter and the shop take cash only; the ticket machine and the website take credit cards. The first showing of the day is unreserved seating and later ones are reserved. As of November 2026, showings starting after 20:00 are on Saturdays only.
Cineport has no car park. If you park at a private paid car park nearby and pay the adult or university-student price at the counter, showing the parking ticket takes ¥100 off; the car parks attached to the Mallmall complex do not count.
Cineport Building, 2F
17-9 Nakamachi
Miyakonojo City
Google Maps
Schedule and reservations (Japanese)
Prices (Japanese)
Cineport on Eiga.com