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Beppu and Yufuin driving road…の続きを読む

  The Aso Panorama line is the Aso mountain roads that leads to the summit of Mount Five mountains. There are three routes, and the most recommended are South and North Panorama lines. Aso North Panorama line is con …

Aso North Panorama line…の続きを読む

  The Aso Panorama line is the Aso mountain roads that leads to the summit of Mount Five mountains. There are three routes, and the most recommended are South and North Panorama lines. Aso South Panorama line is con …

Aso South Panorama line…の続きを読む

  Yamanami Highway is the Prefectural road Route 11 and one of the most beautiful scenic driving roads in Kyushu. The road is connected Yufuin in Oita-prefecture and Minamioguni town in Aso, Kumamoto-prefecture, the …

Yamanami Highway…の続きを読む

  Yamanami Highway is the Prefectural road Route 11 and one of the most beautiful scenic driving roads in Kyushu. The road is connected Yufuin in Oita-prefecture and Minamioguni town in Aso, Kumamoto-prefecture, the …

Yamanami Highway…の続きを読む

  The Arima Christian Heritage Memorial Museum is a guidance facility showcasing the history of Christianity in Minami-Shimabara, centered around the Hara Castle Ruins, a component of the “Hidden Christian Sit …

Arima Christian Heritage Memorial Museum…の続きを読む

  The Arima Christian Heritage Memorial Museum is a guidance facility showcasing the history of Christianity in Minami-Shimabara, centered around the Hara Castle Ruins, a component of the “Hidden Christian Sit …

Arima Christian Heritage Memorial Museum…の続きを読む

  This Cathedral is house of prayer for tens of thousands Christians who were martyred between 1612 and 1658 throughout the Shimabara Peninsula. t was built in 1997 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the martyr …

Shimabara Peninsula Martyrs Memorial Cat…の続きを読む

  Oppression against Christians began with the Tokugawa shogunate’s ban on Christianity.  The missionaries were expelled to oversea countries, and those who remained secretly in Japan were also captured and martyred …

Hidden Christian…の続きを読む

  The number of Christians in Japan continued to increase, and reaching 300,000 in 1614. Fearing the ever-increasing number of Christian rebellions, Tokugawa Shogunate finally issued a ban on Christianity in Nagasak …

Ban on Christianity…の続きを読む