Nishinohara

Café rebuilt from an old pottery-making workshop

Kameoka Shrine

A shrine in Hirado Castle

Nakamachi Church

A quintessential Nagasaki City church with 120 years of history

Mount Ryukanzan Observatory

Saiko-ji Temple

There is the prefectural designated natural tresure "Ohmura-zakura" that blooms rare cherry blossoms with double petals which makes it very exceptional.

Tohko-ji Temple

The place where there are graves for Taira-no-Iemori and seven following generations. The red gate of the temple is a must-see.

Emukae Honjin Sake Brewery The Main Storehouse of Yamashita Family

Valuable brewery tools that recall the past are on display.

Kurosaki Battery Site

Site of a giant WWII gun battery

Iki Kagura (Shinto Theatrical Dance of Iki Island)

Shinto ritual performance with 700 years of tradition and history, performed exclusively by the Shinto priests.

Camellia Oil Making Workshop: Sharing the Blessings of Goto

Bottle up some fresh pressed camellia oil and take it home with you.

Goto Udon no Sato

Akabae Church

A church facing the Goto Sea from the side of a steep mountain

Oso Church

A prefecturally designated important cultural property

Mt. Shiratake Trekking

Kiri Church

Central Goto's first parish, established in 1897

Former Tainora Church

The belltower standing above the entrance uses bricks from former Urakami Church, which was destroyed by the nuclear bomb.

Obira Church

Standing in the northeastern end of Wakamatsu Island, this church's white walls and cross-topped belltower command an air of solemnity

Takaitabi Church

A church overlooking the iconic swimming spot, Takaitabi Beach

Explore Kamigoto with a rental motor scooter

Feel the wind on a rental motor scooter, and explore the churches and nature

Nozaki Island

An otherworldly place that almost seems foreign.

Roadside Station – Matsuura Umi no Furusatokan

Sukuiishi（Mendake Shrine’s goshintai ）

Onbashira

Kasuga Village and Sacred Places in Hirado (Nakaenoshima Island) / Village de Kasuga et lieux sacrés à Hirado (Île de Nakaenoshima)

Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region / Les Sites chrétiens cachés de la région de Nagasaki

Site of Siebold's Residence

The remains of the private school where Siebold taught medicine

Sempuku-ji Cave

The cave where "Toryumon", the pottery of more than 12,000 years ago, was found.

Camellia Oil Extraction Workshop

Sakiura District

Luxury Sightseeing Boat -Catherina-

A smooth boat ride down the emerald waters of the Wakamatsu Strait

Maritime Self Defence Force Sasebo Museum "Sail Tower"

A historical exhibition hall of the former Japanese Navy and the Maritime Self-Defence Force.

Uragashira Hikiage Peace Park and Memorial Museum

A memorable place that 1.4 million repatriates made the first step back into the homeland after the war.

Kuroshima Church

A graceful romanesque church

Ojika-cho Museum of History and Folklore

A municipal museum exhibiting folk historical materials of ancient ruins, whaling, and up to modern day. Its building is a restored house of the former Oda family's who used to practice whaling in the old days.

Awabi(Abalone) Hall

A symbol of "Ojika the Home of Abalone" which has the largest haul of abalones in Japan as a single fisheries co-op.

Asago Church

A small wooden church inheriting the faith of traditional Christians in Nagasaki.

The House of Deguchi, the place of the resurrection of christianity

The place where the very first Mass was held in Kuroshima.

Mikawachi Sarayama (kiln mountain)

A town of pottery with more than four hundred years of history.

Haru-ichiban Tower（Haru-ichiban-no-Tō）

Myojoin Temple

Iki Kagura