Mt. Onidake

Goto Tourism and Historical Materials Museum

Todoroki Falls

Misojien

One of the best places to enjoy Japanese autumn colors!

Nagasaki Peace Memorial Ceremony

A prayer for everlasting world peace.

Yosakoi Sasebo Festival

The largest Yosakoi event in Kyushu.

Goto SUP (Stand Up Paddle Boarding) Experience

Great chance to enjoy the beach and Goto's beautiful sea

Pothole Park

Iki City Ikikoku Museum

A museum where you can enjoy learning the history of Iki-no-shima

Cape Ryujin (Ryudajin Shrine)

A small shrine great for photographs

Ohama Swimming Beach

A swimming beach surrounded by nature with a relaxed atmosphere

Hirado Castle

Remains of Villages on Nozaki Island / Sites du villages dans l’île de Nozaki

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

Hakusa Hachiman Shrine

Shomo Shrine

Onbashira

Sai Shrine

Haze Dike（ Haze-no-Ganmyaku）

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

Nakaoyama District of Hasami Town

Omura Park

Shirouo (Ice Goby) Festival and Kawazu Cherry Blossom

Mt. Shiratake Trekking

Ikifudoki Hill

A park where you can learn about life on Iki Island from ancient times

Eboshidake Observatory

Roadside Station – Matsuura Umi no Furusatokan

Memorial Park of Houses Destroyed by Debris Flow

Ankoku Temple

Ankoku Temple: home to many cultural properties

Oni-no-Iwaya Kofun (Tumulus)

Emukae Sentourou (Thousand Lantern) Festival

Experience a festival over 500 years old with a lantern-lit night of wonder!

Nagushiyama Azalea Festival

Breathtaking views of a hundred thousand azaleas, set against the backdrop of the northern Kujukushima Islands.

Daihoji Temple

A temple nicknamed "Western Japan's mount Koya" since the famous buddhist monk Kukai stayed here on his way back from China.

Gyogasaki Park

The Former Goto Lord's Residence and Garden

Kojushi Beach

A white sand beach where you can enjoy swimming and somen noodles.

The-Smallest-Park-in-Japan

HIROPPA

The artistic Hasami pottery park

Jufukuji Temple

Mt. Nakao Autumn Ceramics Festival, Hasami

Shindenan Spring Public Viewing