Location List

Located on the western edge of Nagasaki, Takahama Beach is known for its distinctive rock formations, including Tsunakake Rock and the Meoto (Wedded) Rocks. The beach stretches for nearly 1 kilo...

Located at the foot of Mount Gongendake in the Komu district of Kishiku Town, this waterfall lies deep within a quiet mountain valley. From the parking area, a short five‑minute walk through dap...

From Fukue Port, the gateway to Fukue Island, or from Goto Tsubaki Airport, drive west for about 1 hour and 20 minutes to reach the stunning Koura Beach at the far end of Tamanoura Town. Shelter...

Floating about 4 km west of the Miiraku Peninsula, this gourd‑shaped island was formed by the joining of two volcanoes—Otoko‑dake in the north and Onna‑dake in the south—and has a circumference of ...

The only golf course in the Goto Islands, it is situated partway up the slopes of On-dake, the symbolic mountain of Fukue Island. Many holes offer sweeping views of the sea, and the hillside layout...

Located on Fukue Island, this airport is accessible via direct flights from Nagasaki Airport and Fukuoka Airport. Inside the terminal are a tourist information centre and a travel service count...

Serving as the main maritime gateway to Goto City, this port offers sea connections to Nagasaki Port, Hakata Port, Narushima, Hisakajima, Kamigoto, Kabashima, Akashima, and Oshima. The terminal...

This rugged black-lava coastline features a complex, jagged landscape formed around 50,000 years ago, when lava from an eruption near On-dake flowed across the area. Rising sea levels later shaped ...

Overlooking Tomie Bay and surrounded by rich natural scenery, this campground offers an accessible way to enjoy the outdoors. The site is well equipped with facilities such as a training room and c...

The striking red arch of Togi Bridge stands along the road leading from Okuura toward Togi. Built in 1979 at a scenic point overlooking Togi Bay, the bridge serves as an important link between the ...

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Located near the southwestern tip of Fukue Island, this expansive park offers a wide range of facilities, including a large sports field, tennis courts, grass-skiing slopes, and an athletic playgro...

Tucked away on Fukue Island, Takasaki Beach is a hidden gem celebrated for its soft white sands and striking emerald-green waters. The sea’s exceptional clarity makes it ideal for snorkeling and st...

Floating near the heart of the Goto Islands, Narushima is about 30 to 45 minutes by ferry from Fukue Port. Around ten minutes by car from Naru Port brings you to the campground within Miyanomori Ge...

The grasslands surrounding Takasakibana spread across the northern side of Miiraku and open out toward the East China Sea. Beyond this expanse of fields, the Asian continent lies across the water. ...

At the foot of Mitake—a small, striking peak rising about 144 meters in the southeastern part of Fukue Island—lies Mitake Enchi. Mitake’s allure lies in its rare vantage point, where sweeping vi...

Located about 15 minutes by car from Fukue Port, this is the closest beach to the city center. Nestled in a calm, sheltered cove, this small stretch of sand feels like your own private hideaway. Th...

This area has been developed as a coastal and sports park that takes advantage of the surrounding natural beauty of the sea and mountains. A stone-built observation deck serves as its symbolic feat...

The sand and gravel in this area are red, clearly reflecting the distinctive coloration of a volcanic island rich in iron. This red hue, caused by volcanic gravel similar to that found at Goryodaki...

This scenic roadway bypasses Mayuyama, located behind Shimabara City, and runs close to Heisei Shinzan, stretching approximately 8 kilometers in total. It offers a dynamic driving experience throug...

Kuyoshi Beach, located southeast of Ashibe Port, offers a beautiful 500-meter stretch of sandy shoreline. It is Ashibe Town’s premier swimming beach and draws many visitors during the season. In th...

This coastline stretches along Tachibana Bay at the Shimabara Peninsula's entrance. While swimming is currently prohibited, it was selected as one of the "100 Best Natural Spots in Japan" in 1983.

In the western part of Isahaya City, a river merges with the "Higashi Okawa," the city’s second-largest river, before flowing into Omura Bay. From mid-April to mid-May, fireflies can be seen dancin...

On an uninhabited island in Omura Bay, a campground equipped with activities like zip lines and treehouses is accessible by a 5-minute boat ride from Kameura Port, located 1.5 hours from Nagasaki A...