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 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

  The world’s tallest wooden Holy Mary-Kannon statue, with 10 meters in height. The statue is located in Minami-Shimabara-city, 10 minutes drive from Hara Castle Ruins,  where is the site of the Battle field o …

Holy Mary-Kannon of Harajo Castle, in Mi…の続きを読む

  Josaien is located in Sakurano-baba, at the foot of Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan’s three major castles. It is a popular tourist attraction designed to enhance the appeal of the old castle town and convey to visit …

Sakurano-baba Josaien…の続きを読む

  Discover the magic of Ibusuki, a unique hot spring resort at the southern tip of Kyushu. Famous for its world-renowned ‘Natural Sand Bath’ (Sunamushi), Ibusuki offers a rare wellness experience where y …

Ibusuki onsen…の続きを読む

  Christianity in Japan was spread in Nagasaki region. However, unparalleled hidden Cristian history was started from when Toyotomi Hideyoshi Shogunate proclaimed Christian ban in 1587. During ban on Christianity, p …

Christian sacred sites…の続きを読む

  Nagasaki Port was opened and the first Portuguese ship arrived in 1571. And development of the town of cape was started as Christian town in 1571 and many Churches were constructed in Nagasaki.  However, due to th …

Churches and Cathedrals…の続きを読む

  About Our Guides   Our team is comprised of government-licensed, multilingual guides specializing in English and Chinese. More than just translators, they are passionate storytellers and local experts who bri …

Certified Tour Guide…の続きを読む

  Experience the ultimate in rail travel with the Yufuin no Mori, one of Kyushu’s most iconic sightseeing trains running between Yufuin and Hakata. From the moment you see its elegant emerald green exterior, you’ll …

Yufuin-no-mori…の続きを読む

  As of 2024, its official name is “Phoenix Seagaia Resort.” The name is a combination of “Sea,” meaning the ocean, and “Gaia,” meaning the earth. It is home to the prestigious golf course “Phoenix Country Club” and …

Phoenix Seagaia Resort…の続きを読む