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 connected from Aso-city to Aso Five mountains.   Aso Five mountain area, Mount Naka Aso Five mountain area, Kusasenri-ga-hama Go down to Aso-city Aso-city      

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 connected from Minami-Aso to Aso Five mountains area.   Go up to Aso Five mountain area from South Aso       Aso Five mountain area, Kusasenri-ga-hama Aso Five mountain area, Mount Naka      

Aso South Panorama line…の続きを読む

  After the ban on Christianity lifted in 1873, Burnside who was the British Church Missionary created a cram school at his home to teach the English Bible. In 1877, the school was moved to the Dejima English-Japanese School building at Dejima, and St. Andrew’s Seminary was opened. It was then used as the Seminary until 1886.        

St. Andrew’s Seminary at Dejima, in Naga…の続きを読む

  Sanno Shrine is located approximately 800 meters away from the ground zero of Atomic bomb. The Shrine was instantly obliterated by the explosion and the 4000 degrees Celsius heat wave vaporized nearby trees. The only thing that remained is the Torii gate standing on a single column, reminding us of the tragedy that took place.     The surviving trees of Sanno Shrine have become another living demonstration of destruction and re-growth. Two large camphor trees were scorched, burned and stripped of all leaves by the Atomic bomb’s shock wave; and yet, despite everything, the trees survived. The surviving camphor trees are now a symbol of World Peace.        

Sanno Shrine…の続きを読む

  The Church is dedicated to Antonio Ishida and others who were martyred in the Unzen jigoku from 1627 to 1632 and was built in 1982 to commemorate Pope John Paul II’s visit to Nagasaki.       The number of believers in the church is small, but many pilgrims visit, since it is also a place of martyrdom.    

Unzen Church…の続きを読む

  The site where Christian Gaspar Nishi Genka was martyred in 1609, located on Kurose Hill overlooking Nakae no shima between Hirado and Ikitsuki. The tomb facing the sea is called Gaspar-sama and is a revered place for Ikitsuki’s Hidden Christians. The cross-shaped “Kurose no Tsuji Martyrdom Monument” was erected by Catholics in 1991, and Mass is held every year around November 14th.      Gaspar Nishi Genka was the first martyr of Ikitsuki and the father of Thomas Rokuzaemon Nishi who was one of the 16 Saint of Nagasaki, dedicated in Nakamachi Church in Nagasaki.    

Kurose no Tsuji, martyrdom site of Gaspa…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.       Experience a soak like no other at Aso Onsen, nestled within one of the world’s largest volcanic calderas. Surrounded by the majestic ‘Aso Gogaku’ (the five peaks of Aso) and vast emerald grasslands, these natural hot springs offer a profound connection with the earth’s energy. In addition to famous spots like Kurokawa and Uchimaki, the Aso region is dotted with numerous hidden gems. Around this massive caldera, you have a wealth of choices— from nostalgic village baths to secluded mountain retreats.       Experience a ‘Caldera Feast’ at Aso’s Japanese-style hotel (Ryokan), where the menu celebrates the region’s volcanic bounty. Savor the lean, tender umami of Aso Akaushi beef, raised on lush grasslands, alongside vibrant seasonal vegetables grown in mineral-rich soil. From river trout to rustic hearth-grilled ‘Dengaku,’ every dish offers an authentic taste of Aso’s pristine waters and rich agricultural heritage.           

Aso Onsen resort…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.        

Seishin girls' School…の続きを読む

  “Traditional Japanese alcohol brewing,” such as Sake and Shochu, has been registered as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO. There are many alcohols brewer in Kyushu which can be included in your Itinerary. There is a tasting corner at each brewery.  Let’s sample sake.   Beniotome Shuzo, in Kurume   Yatsushima Shuzo, in Kokonoe Asahimatsu Shuzo, in Yame Suginoya, in Itoshima Katsuya Shuzo, in Munakata Kamenoo Shuzo, in Munakata            

Japanese Alcohol brewery visiting…の続きを読む

  In this breathtaking landscape, you will find the “Sky Stage,” where you can experience a dynamic performance by DRUM TAO, a world-renowned Japanese taiko group . With no roof or walls, this special stage uses the stunning natural scenery as its backdrop. It is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience you can only have here.          

Open-air Theater Tao-no-oka…の続きを読む