Location List

Kajiya Castle is said to have been constructed at the end of the Heian Period as a base for the Matsuura Clan. Only the Otemon Gate and stone walls remain on the castle site today.

The Nakao Castle Park is located at the former site of a mountaintop castle, the Nakao Castle. With the red bridge as its landmark, the park is full of flowers throughout the year and offers a magn...

The castle was built in 1718 by Matsura Atsunobu, the sixth lord of Hirado. Although it was dismantled during the Meiji Restoration, the main keep of the castle (a.k.a. Kameoka Castle) stands on a ...

Ishida Castle (a.k.a. Fukue Castle) is the remains of a castle structure in Goto, Nagasaki. The construction of the castle started in 1849 and was completed 15 year later in 1863, with more than 50...

The shrine behind Omura Park.

The river flowing through the center of Nakayo Town and then going in to Omura Bay.

The park under Gosha Inari Shrine.

The pedestrian bridge over the Sasagawa river.

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Construction costs covered by donations from prefectures belonging to Sasebo Naval District (12 prefectures in the Kyushu, Shikoku, and Okinawa regions), this decorative hall was built in 1923. Aft...

Originally built in 1881, the former Hamawaki Church was dismantled in 1931 and reconstructed in the Gorin district where it stands today as the Gorin Church. In 1985 it was almost dismantled, but ...

Originally built in 1878 and renovated into a red brick church by Yosuke Tetsukawa, a Japanese architect, in 1910 as the third church on the site. The church was designated as an Important Cultural...

It is said that all residents except for one family were Christians on the island of Kashiragashima. During the Goto Kuzure (persecution of Christians on Goto Islands), all the Christians escaped f...

An old district dating back to the 17th century, where stone walls, hedges, waterways, and district boundaries have been preserved since the Edo period. The area was designated as a Preservation Di...

The New Kawaguchi Bridge, originally built across the Nakashima River in 1890, was moved to the east side of Dejima and became the current Dejima Bridge in 1910. It is the oldest road bridge still ...

The sole remaining church on Nozaki Island built thanks to efforts by Christians in Nokubi and Funamori Villages. It is the first brick church designed and built by Yosuke Tetsukawa. In 2018, the c...

Built in 1614, Suwa Shrine is a major Shinto shrine in Nagasaki, home to Nagasaki Kunchi, a popular festival held from October 7 to 9 every year.

Dozaki church is a full-scale, redbrick, gothic-style church built in 1907 and dedicated to the 26 Martyrs of Japan by Bishop Cousin in 1908. As it was the first church built after the ban on Chris...

A wooden church with white walls and blue windowpanes. Four families of settlers from Nishisonogi began the church in 1881, and thanks to funds raised by 50 families through dragnet fishing, the Eg...

Lodging and conference facilities located in the center of Saikoku National Park, a park on a hilltop facing the sea in Honmachi. The center opened in May of 1998 as a lodging facility for the comp...

The building is designed in the shape of waves. Once inside, the wide open space and huge windows allow plenty of sunlight to reach inside and present a grand view of the Omura Bay and the beautifu...

Built in 1934 when Unzen became a National Park, the Obama Public Hall is the oldest existing wooden public hall in Nagasaki Prefecture. The hall, a treasured historic landmark, is well-preserved a...

Offering a great view of Ariake Sea to the north and Mount Unzen to the south, this park has various amusement, sport, and hot spa facilities.

An athletic facility near Michi-no-Eki Sikai (roadside station), equipped with multi-purpose athletic field, gymnasium, tennis courts and others.