Nagasaki & Kyushu Christian Pilgrimage Tours

Walk the Path of Devotion and Resilience

Japan’s unique Christian history began in Nagasaki. Discover the profound

heritage of Hidden Christians centered in Nagasaki, spanning Shimabara,

Unzen, and Amakusa.

Explore our sample itineraries designed to help craft your dream journey.

	A concise spiritual journey through the heart of Japan’s Christian history. This tour invites you to trace a profound heritage through a curated itinerary to the most significant historical sites in Nagasaki.
Price: From JPY 45,000 per person (Min. 6 guests) Inclusions: Custom itinerary, private car & English-speaking driver Exclusions: Accommodations, meals, entrance fees

	Uncover the secrets of the Hidden Christians across Nagasaki and its coastal villages. This immersive 6-day tour takes you deep into these sacred sites, offering profound insight into the resilience and enduring spirit of Japan’s Hidden Christians.
Price: From JPY 135,000 per person (Min. 6 guests) Inclusions: Custom itinerary, private car & English-speaking driver Exclusions: Accommodations, meals, entrance fees

The ultimate pilgrimage tracing the complete 450-year

legacy of faith across two regions. This comprehensive

8-day journey spans the historic landscapes of Nagasaki

and Amakusa, offering an unparalleled exploration

of Japan’s Christian heritage.

From the early missions to the long years of hidden faith, this tour reveals the full,

awe-inspiring story of a devotion that survived against all odds.

Price: From JPY 174,000 per person (Min. 6 guests)

Inclusions: Custom itinerary, private car & English-speaking driver

Exclusions: Accommodations, meals, entrance fees

The 26 Martyrs of Japan, the nation’s first Christian

martyrs who were later canonized as saints, left

behind a legacy of unwavering faith. This tour traces

their historic pilgrimage route from Fukuoka to Nishizaka

by private transport. The highlight of the itinerary is a

guided walking experience from Tokitsu Port to Nishizaka

Hill—the very path the martyrs traveled on their final

journey.