Christian Pilgrimage tours in Nagasaki region

Japanese Christianity has a unique history of continuing faith while coexisting with

Japanese Religion Shinto and General society.

The Churches and Christian Sites in Nagasaki has been designated on the UNESCO

World Heritage.

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Nagasaki Pilgrimage one-day tour

Nagasaki is a sacred place of Christianity where Pope and Saint Mother

Teresa officially visited. Start from Fukuoka

Drive to Nagasaki

Exploring Sotome Pilgrimage sites

Shitsu Church, Former Shitsu Aid Center, and Endo Shusaku

Literary Museum

Exploring Peace Park where the Atomic Bomb dropped in 1945, visit Atmic Bomb Museum,

Ground Zero and Peace Statue

Visit Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan and Oura Cathedral

Return to Fukuoka

Nagasaki-prefecture has arduous and sacrifice histories during the ban

on Christianity, such as Shimabara Rebellion and many religious

persecutions. Start from Fkuoka

Day 1 : Exploring Christian sites in Nagasaki : Sotome, Martyrdom of the

26 Saints of Japan and Oura Cathedral, Exploring Glover Garden,

stay Nagasaki

Day 2 : Exploring Peace Park where the Atomic Bomb dropped in 1945

Exploring Unzen, stay Unzen

Day 3 : Visit Harajo Castle ruins, exploring Shimabara

drive to Fukuoka

Introduce how Christians have been continued their faith

Start from Fukuoka

Day 1 : Sotome and Nagasaki, stay Nagasaki

Day 2 : Nagasaki and Unzen, stay Unzen

Day 3 : Shimabara and Amakusa, stay Amakusa

Day 4 : Amakusa and Kumamoto, stay Kumamoto

Day 5 : Hirado, stay Hirado

Day 6 : Hirado, return to Fukuoka, stay Fukuoka

Christian history in Japan was started when St. Francis Xavier came

to Japan in 1549. Then Christianity was spread in Nagasaki region.