Established in 1571, Nagasaki has long served as Japan’s primary gateway to the world. Its unique heritage spans the introduction of Christianity to the dawn of Japan’s industrial revolution. While honoring its tragic past as an atomic bomb site, Nagasaki has transformed into a vibrant symbol of peace, resilience, and cultural harmony     Inspiration: Sample Itinerary　 This sample itinerary is a starting point for crafting your bespoke private tour. By integrating your specific needs and preferences into every detail, we will meticulously plan a seamless journey perfectly tailored to you.   Day 1   Nagaasaki      The tour will commence at the designated location in Fukuoka === Drive to Nagasaki via the expressway === Exploring Nagasaki A historic gateway to Japan and a city of global peace. ・Mount Inasa：Take the Slope Car to the summit  ・Lunch at a restaurant in Dejima Wharf ・Dejima Dinner on your own in Nagasaki  Stay in Nagasaki     Day ２  Nagasaki      After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Nagasaki  Exploring Nagasaki Visiting the Atomic Bombing site to offer prayers for world peace ・Atomic Bomb Museum ・Ground Zero  ・Peace Park ;  Peace Statue, Peace Fountain Lunch at a restaurant in China town Discover the roots of Japan’s international history. ・Glover Garden    ・Oura Cathedral === Drive to Fukuoka via the expressway === Arrive at …

2-Day Nagasaki Tour: A Journey Through H…の続きを読む

  We are a travel agency in Fukuoka specializing in Kyushu, Japan. This information is provided by Japan KYUSHU Tourist to support your journey.                                          Japan’s first Catholic girls’ school opened in 1891. It was relocated to a site built in 1898. The building has now been renovated and is now Hotel Indigo Nagasaki. The red brick structure and arched window frames remain intact, creating a nostalgic Romanesque atmosphere.        

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Munakata Region is located in the west part of  Fukuoka Prefecture  and facing to Genkai Sea. The area are consist of Munakata, Fukutsu, Akama and Oshima Island.     Munakata     Munakata Shrine Hetsu-gu, UNESCO World Heritage Hetsu-gu is one of the three shrines that comprise Munakata Shrine and enshrines Ichikishimahime-no-Kami, one of the three female deities of Munakata.  Visitors passing through the torii gate and proceeding along the path will find the Main Hall, dedicated to Ichikishimahime-no-Kami, beyond the Shinmon gate.   Takamiya Saijo The steps lead to Takamiya Saijo (Ceremonial Site), where ancient rituals were performed. Takamiya Saijo is very important since the rituals currently observed at Hetsu-gu originated there. To the northwest of the ceremonial site, visitors can view the marine route linking Hetsu-gu with Okinoshima via the Tsurikawa River, Oshima.   Fukutsu   Shinbaru-Nuyama Mounted Tombs, UNESCO World Heritage​ The Tomb Group comprises the tombs of the Munakata clan, an ancient powerful family that led interactions with overseas countries. The Munakata clan also performed rituals on Okinoshima and nurtured the tradition of faith in in the sacred island.   Miyajidake Shrine The Shimenawa is the biggest in Japan. Surprisingly, weight is 3ton, with 2.6m diameter and 11m length. Shimenawa is the thick, twisted, straw rope. It was believed in ancient days that a Shimenawa had the power to keep off evil sprits, so many objects connected with Shinto …

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