Location List

It is the shore by the side of Shiroishi-cho. The ship which goes to the Ariake Ocean can be seen.

The Nanatsugama Caves, designated as a natural monument of Japan, are spectacular caves formed from the infamous rough waves of the Genkai Sea pounding against the cliffs and eroding them away over...

Tidal flat

You can see the castle from the beach.

A cape jutting out into the Sea of Genkai. The surrounding area is a large lawn, the east side of the cape is a rocky area with an underwater observatory, and the west side is a sandy beach where ...

A cave near Mazeshimoyama beach in Nishikan Ward.

The Ohama Beach (literally meaning “big beach”) is a white-sand beach in a traditional Japanese style with pine trees alongside the sand. The Sumoto Castle Ruins is on the mountain right behind th...

Iwami Tatamigaura is a scenic spot that was designated a National Natural Monument in 1932. An immense flat terrain of rocks unfolds as one walks out of the cave, and various fossils can be seen am...

The shrine behind Omura Park.

Vast coast. Many surfers visit the beach on weekends.

nagasaki city

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 ...

The picturesque Okoshiki Beach is famous for its beautiful sandy crescent pattern created by the ebb and flow of the ocean.

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.

TV Drama 'Kounodori' 2nd series Episode8, Dr. Shinomiya's hometown

A bridge connecting Wajima Port and Wajima Marine Town. Keita confessed his love to Mare here (TV drama series "Mare", 2015 NHK)

A train station of the Sanyo Electric Railway which has a platform with a great view of the ocean. On the north side is a quaint shopping district.

The bridge that connects Kobe to Awaji Island. It was the longest suspension bridge until March of 2022. The only road bridge connecting Shikoku with Honshu, it has much traffic.

Though no longer a big port, the annual catch is still plentiful and fish auctions are held. The original beach was filled up in the late 1950’s to 60’s.