Walking in the footsteps of history—we recently conducted a Christian Pilgrimage Tour for our guests from Singapore. They took on the profound experience of walking from Togitsu Port to Nagasaki. This follows the exact historical path of the 26 Martyrs of Japan, who made the long, sacred journey from Kyoto to Nagasaki to become the country’s first saints. We are incredibly grateful to have received a wonderful follow-up message from them expressing their joy and deep impressions. Here is what they had to say about their unforgettable journey:       Feedback from Guests  Everything went smoothly from the time Shuji-san met us at Fukuoka Airport.  He took really good care of us and explained a lot about the history of Nagasaki. We had great weather on our Walk of the Martyrs on Friday, 5 June. It was the only day without rain (it rained on Thursday and on Saturday). It must be divine intervention.  However, it became hot around 1.00 pm so we only walked about 7-8 km and the rest was by car to Nishizaka Hill.  The Atomic Museum was just so so sad but my husband and I learnt a lot.   Our driver, Shimazu-san, was also very good and drove us safely to all our destinations and to Nagasaki Airport. By the way, Rouran also had …

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  The route connecting Aso and Takachiho offers a breathtaking transition from volcanic landscapes to mystical deep gorges.                      

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  Mount Naka is part of Mount Aso. Mount Aso consists of five consecutive peaks located within a caldera that spans 25 km north to south and 18 km east to west. The most exciting peak is Mount Naka, standing at an altitude of 1,506 meters, which is one of Japan’s most active volcanoes. Depending on weather conditions, you can see inside the active crater from the top.                                           Design Your Kyushu Trip We arrange tailor-made Kyushu private tours. Connect below via your preferred method:

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