Walking Tour ー Path of the 26 Martyrs Walking Experience
Inspiration: Sample Itinerary
This itinerary is a curated glimpse into our bespoke experiences.
Use it as a starting point, and allow us to tailor every detail to your personal
interests and pace.
The Actual route of the 26 Martyrs’ Walk to Nagasaki
Day 2: Walking Pilgrimage (12km). Experience the original route from Togitsu Port
Day 3: Nagasaki City Tour. Visit sacred sites related to the 26 Saints and Nagasaki’s
Day 1 Hakata to Sonogi Pilgrimage route
The tour travels the 120km route from Hakata to Sonogi by private vehicle
in a single day, retracing the path that took the martyrs four days to walk.
Travelimg route
The tour will commence at the designated location in Fukuoka
Follow the footsteps of the 26 Saints along the route shown below:
・February 01 : Hakata port → Itoshima → Karatsu →Yamamoto ; 58km
stay in Yamamoto
・February 02 : Yamamoto → Tokusue ; 5km
stay in Tokusue
・February 03 : Tokusue → Takeo ; 31km
stay in Takeo
・February 04 : Takao → Ureshino → Sonogi port : 26km
Sonogi Port to Tokitsu port by a boat, and stay on the boat
Travel to Nagasaki via expressway after retracing the path
Check in at the hotel
Dinner at your hotel
Stay in Nagasaki
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Day 2 Tokitsu to Nishizaka Pilgrimage route
Breakfast at the hotel
=== Drive to Tokitsu port ===
A Walk of Faith to the Hallowed Hill of Nishizaka
Retracing the final steps of the 26 Saints
Step 1: The Arrival
Tokitsu Port: The First Step of Faith.
The 26 Martyrs landed at dawn on February 5th, after a grueling, frozen
night at sea.
Step 2: The Path
The 12km Pilgrimage Path: Retracing the Footsteps.
(Uchisako → Michinoo → Akasako → Nyokodo → Urakami Cathedral → Sanno Shrine → Sakamoto International Cemetery)
Step 3: The Destination
Nishizaka: The Hallowed Hill.
A Walk of Faith to the final steps of the 26 Saints.
Return to the hotel
Dinner at your hotel
Stay in Nagasaki
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Day 3 Nagasaki Pilgrimage sites
After breakfast, check out of the hotel
Exploring Nagasaki
Discover the roots of Japan’s international history.
Lunch at a restaurant at Dejima Warf
Visiting the Atomic Bombing site to offer prayers for world peace
・Peace Park ; Peace Statue, Peace Fountain
=== Drive to Fukuoka via the expressway ===
Arrive in Fukuoka; tour concludes
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Nagasaki UNESCO World Heritage / Industrial Revolution
The origin of Japan’s modernization is here. Under the growing sense of crisis over a foreign
menace, Nagasaki supported the introduction of Western countries technology, which started
during the last years of Japan’s National isolation period. With “ Dejima ” as the only window
to West during the period of National isolation. Nagasaki has contributed to Japan’s modernization
by serving as a place to acquire knowledge from oversea.
Nagasaki contributed for Shipbuilding and Coal Mining and 7 sites have been
registered on the UNESCO World Heritage, Sites of Japan’s Meiji Industrial Revolution.
Located on Minami-Yamate hill in Nagasaki-city, Glover Garden has nine Western style buildings
including the Glover’s Residence built in 1863 by Japanese carpenter Koyama Hidenoshin. The
Glover Residence is Japan’s oldest wooden Western-style building.
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Former Pattern Shop / Shipyard History Museum
The Former Pattern Shop was built in 1898 to produce wooden patterns for castings and is the
oldest factory building in the shipyard. It is a two-storied brick building with a timber roof truss.
There is a U-shaped rail on the ceiling to transport materials. The building was refurbished to the
Shipyard History Museum in 1985 and is open to the public.
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Giant Cantilever Crane
The Giant Cantilever Crane is the first electric-powered crane of its type in Japan, imported from
Scotland in 1909, which is the oldest surviving one in operation in the world. It can still lift a load
of 150 tons and is used to ship heavy goods.
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Hashima Coal Mine / Gunkan-jima island
Hashima coal mining island is an artificial reclaimed island and the site of Japan’s first major
undersea coal exploitation (1890) pioneered by Mitsubishi – and host to one of the world’s
most extraordinary former mining communities. Hashima Island is located 3 km southwest of
Takashima, and it was the success of Takashima that led Mitsubishi to purchase this island – both
islands giving access to the same undersea coal deposit. Now Hashima is a ruin called “Gunkanjima”,
so called after its resemblance to the silhouette of a battleship.
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8-Day: Echoes of Faith ー The Grand Pilgrimage of Nagasaki & Amakusa
Starting with the mission of Francis Xavier, Christianity expanded throughout the country,
with Nagasaki at its heart. Even during the prohibition of Christianity, faith remained
strong in Hirado, Sotome, Shimabara, Unzen, and Amakusa.
This legacy, however, is inseparable from a profound and solemn history of martyrdom.
Inspiration: Sample Itinerary
This itinerary is a curated glimpse into our bespoke experiences.
Use it as a starting point, and allow us to tailor every detail to your personal
interests and pace.
Traveling route
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Day 1 : Depart from Fukuoka → Hirado Day 2 : Hirado Day 3 : Nagasaki Day 6 : Amakusa Day 8 : Fukuoka |
Day 1 Hirado
Welcome to Fukuoka. You will be greeted by tour guide.
=== Drive to Hitado via the expressway ===
Lunch at a local restaurant in Hirado
Exploring Hirado
Step back in time to the roots of Christian Japan
・St Francis Xavier Memorial Church
A unique blend of Samurai spirit and European heritage
Dinner at your hotel
Stay in Hirado
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Day 2 Hirado
After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Hirado
Exploring Hirado
The spirit of the Hidden Christians endures in Hirado
・Kurose no Tsuji, martyrdom site of Gaspar Nishi Genka
・Nakae no Shima Island Martyrdom site observatory place
Lunch at a restaurant in Hirado
=== Drive to Nagasaki via Expressway ===
Dinner on your own in Nagasaki
Stay in Nagasaki
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Day 3 Nagasaki
Breakfast at the hotel
Visiting historical sites associated with the 26 Martyrs of Japan
・Martyrdom of 26 Saints of Japan
Lunch at a local restaurant in Nagasaki
Exploring the sites to discover the roots of Japan’s international history
Dinner on your own in Nagasaki
Stay in Nagasaki
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Breakfast at the hotel
Visiting the Atomic Bombing sites to offer prayers for world peace
・Peace Park ; Peace Statue, Peace Fountain
Visiting East Asia’s Historic Red-Brick Cathedral
=== Drive to Sotome ===
Lunch at a restaurant in Sotome
Exploring Sotome: Discovering Father de Rotz’s Legacy in the Land of Silence and Light
=== Drive to Nagasaki ===
Dinner on your own in Nagasaki
Stay in Nagasaki
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After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Nagasaki
=== Drive to Shimabara ===
Exploring Shimabara :Experience the enduring spirit of Shimabara’s Hidden Christians.
・Holy Mary-Kannon of Harajo Castle
Lunch, at a local restaurant in Shimabara
=== Drive to Unzen ===
Exploring Unzen
Experience the breathtaking 360° panorama of Unzen
Follow the footsteps of the Unzen martyrs
Dinner at your hotel
Stay in Unzen
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Day 6 Amakusa
After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Unzen
Drive to Minami-shimabara
Transfer from Kuchinotsu to Amakusa by a ferry
Lunch at a restaurant in Amakusa
Exploring Amakusa
A sacred archipelago of hidden prayers.
・Sakitsu Village / UNESCO World Heritage
Dinner at your hotel
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After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Amakusa
Discover the soul of Amakusa through its legendary leader
・Amakusa Shiro Memorial Museum
Lunch at a restaurant in Amakusa
Enjoy a scenic drive to Kumamoto along the Pearl Line, crossing the iconic Amakusa Gokyo
Exploring Kumamoto
A captivating experience where history and nature live in harmony
・Sakurano-baba Josaien including lunch
Dinner on your own in Kumamoto
Stay in Kumamoto
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Day 8 Fukuoka
After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Kumamoto
=== Drive to Fukuoka via the expressway ===
Arrive in Fukuoka
Explore Fukuoka on Your Own
Dinner on your own in Fukuoka
Stay in Fukuoka
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6-Day: Echoes of Faith ー A Deep Journey Across the Nagasaki Region
The history of Christianity in Japan began in 1549, yet it was soon met with a
centuries-long ban by the Shogunate. Despite fierce persecution and the tragedy of
martyrdom, many believers secretly preserved their faith in the shadows for over 250
years.
This immersive 6-day tour takes you deep into these sacred sites, offering a profound
insight into the resilience and enduring spirit of Japan’s Hidden Christians.
Inspiration: Sample Itinerary
This itinerary is a curated glimpse into our bespoke experiences.
Use it as a starting point, and allow us to tailor every detail to your personal interests
and pace.
Tour traveling route
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Day 1 : Depart from Fukuoka → Nagasaki Day 2 : Nagasaki Day 5 : Hirado |
Day 1 Nagasaki
Welcome to Fukuoka, you will be greeted by our representative.
=== Drive to Nagasaki via the expressway ===
Walking in the Footsteps of Saint Maximilian Kolbe
・Hongouchi Lourdes Grotto
・Saint Kolbe Memorial Museum
Lunch at a local restaurant in Nagasaki
Enjoying a panoramic view of Nagasaki from 333-meter summit
・Mount Inasa : go to the 333-meter summit using the slope car
Dinner on your own in Nagasaki
Stay in Nagasaki
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Day 2 Nagasaki
Breakfast at the hotel
Visiting historical sites associated with the 26 Martyrs of Japan
・Martyrdom of 26 Saints of Japan
Lunch at a local restaurant in Nagasaki
Exploring the sites to discover the roots of Japan’s international history
Dinner on your own in Nagasaki
Stay in Nagasaki
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Breakfast at the hotel
Visiting the Atomic Bombing sites to offer prayers for world peace
・Peace Park ; Peace Statue, Peace Fountain
Visiting East Asia’s Historic Red-Brick Cathedral
=== Drive to Sotome ===
Lunch at a restaurant in Sotome
Exploring Sotome: Discovering Father de Rotz’s Legacy in the Land of Silence and Light
=== Drive to Nagasaki ===
Dinner on your own in Nagasaki
Stay in Nagasaki
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After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Nagasaki
=== Drive to Shimabara ===
Exploring Shimabara :Experience the enduring spirit of Shimabara’s Hidden Christians.
・Holy Mary-Kannon of Harajo Castle
Lunch, at a local restaurant in Shimabara
=== Drive to Unzen ===
Exploring Unzen
Experience the breathtaking 360° panorama of Unzen
Follow the footsteps of the Unzen martyrs
Dinner at your hotel
Stay in Unzen
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Day 5 Hirado
After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Unzen
=== Drive to Hirado ===
Lunch at a local restaurant in Hirado
Exploring Hirado
Step back in time to the roots of Christian Japan
・St Francis Xavier Memorial Church
A unique blend of Samurai spirit and European heritage
Dinner at your hotel
Stay in Hirado
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After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Hirado
Exploring Hirado
The spirit of the Hidden Christians endures in Hirado
・Kurose no Tsuji, martyrdom site of Gaspar Nishi Genka
・Nakae no Shima Island Martyrdom site observatory place
Lunch at a restaurant in Hirado
=== Drive to Fukuoka via the expressway ===
Arrive in Fukuoka; tour concludes
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2-Day: Echoes of Faith ー The Sacred Sites of Nagasaki
The history of Christianity in Japan is deeply rooted in Nagasaki, beginning
with the opening of its port to the world in 1571. Throughout the centuries,
numerous churches have graced this city, and it has come to embody the
enduring legacy of the Japanese Christian faith. This tour invites you to
trace this profound history through a curated journey to the most significant
historical sites in Nagasaki.
Inspiration: Sample Itinerary
This itinerary is a curated glimpse into our bespoke experiences. Use it as a starting point,
and allow us to tailor every detail to your personal interests and pace.
Traveling area
Day 1 Nagasaki
Welcome to Fukuoka, you will be greeted by our representative.
=== Drive to Nagasaki via the expressway ===
Enjoying a panoramic view of Nagasaki from 333-meter summit
・Mount Inasa : go to the 333-meter summit using the slope car
Lunch at a local restaurant in Nagasaki
Visiting the Atomic Bombing sites to offer prayers for world peace
・Peace Park ; Peace Statue, Peace Fountain
Visiting East Asia’s Historic Red-Brick Cathedral
Dinner on your own in Nagasaki
Stay in Nagasaki
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Day 2 Nagasaki
After breakfast, check out of the hotel in Nagasaki
Visiting historical sites associated with the 26 Martyrs of Japan
・Martyrdom of 26 Saints of Japan
Lunch at a local restaurant in Nagasaki
Exploring the sites to discover the roots of Japan’s international history
=== Drive to Fukuoka via the expressway ===
Arrive in Fukuoka; tour concludes
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Off the beaten path
Fukuoka-pretectuer
| Food stalls Yatai | Nakasu | Kawabata-dori Shopping street |
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| Uminonakamichi Seaside park | Nokonoshima Island | Hiraidai Karst Plateau & Caves |
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| THE OUTLETS Kitakyushu | Kanmon pedestrian tunnel | Nanzoin temple |
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| Ukiha Inari shrine | Yame Central Tea Plantation | |
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九州の観光情報
九州は日本列島の南西に位置する島です。
その大きさは、南北（鹿児島県～福岡県）が330km、東西（大分県～長崎県）が240kmで、
7の県から（福岡、佐賀、長崎、大分、熊本、宮崎、鹿児島）構成されています。
九州は旅をする人にとって地上の楽園です。
日本の他の地域にない、１つの島の中に、旅の楽しみ醍醐味である「未知への遭遇」を
演出する、様々な種類の観光素材を沢山持っているところです。
各県や地域の自然が創りだす風景や生活様式や食文化が、それぞれの地域の魅力を
創り出しています。九州での旅は、各観光地をスポット的に訪問するだけでなく、
移動する旅程のなかで観る景色、訪れるところの地域の文化にも触れる楽しみができます。
そうです九州は、自然、食、買物、温泉、日本の文化、ローカルの体験や学びなど、
あなたのお好みにあった「あなただけの旅」が楽しめるところです。
魅力溢れる九州の旅行を楽しんでもらうために、旅の情報を発信しています。
常に旬を提供することに心がけ、新たな感動のツアーを創るため、自らが現地に足を運んで
情報収集を行っています。食事等も自らが体験し、お勧めするようにしています。
福岡県は九州北部に位置し、人口510万人と九州で最も多い県です。県庁所在地の福岡市と
北九州市の2つの政令指定都市があります。北部は響灘（玄界灘）、東部は周防灘、
筑後地方は有明海に面しています。県の中心部を筑紫山地が連なっており、筑後川・矢部川・
遠賀川流域、宗像地域、京築地域では平野が広がっており水田地帯が多くあります。
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九州の北西部に位置する、人口約８０万人の県で、県庁所在地は佐賀市です。唐津・伊万里・
有田などは古くから陶磁器の産地として有名で、玄界灘と有明海の2つの海に接しています。
有明海沿岸から筑後川沿いには県の面積の3割を占める佐賀平野が広がり、玄界灘から
佐賀平野西部までは杵島丘陵などの丘陵地帯です。北東部に脊振山地、南西部に多良岳山系
といういずれも1,000m級の山地があって丘陵地帯を挟んでいます。
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長崎県は東側も佐賀県に接する、人口約１３０万人の県で、
県庁所在地は長崎市です。対馬、壱岐、五島列島などの島嶼が971あり、その数は日本一です。
また、海岸線の長さは、北海道に次いで国内2位です。
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大分県は、九州の北東部に位置する、人口１１０万人の県で、県庁所在地は大分市です。別府温泉や、
湯布院温泉をはじめとする多くの温泉を有し、源泉数（4,538ヶ所）、湧出量（291,340L/分）ともに
日本一であり、「日本一のおんせん県おおいた」をキャッチフレーズに温泉をアピールしています。
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中津 & 耶馬渓
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熊本県は九州の中央部に位置する、人口約１７０万人の県で、県庁所在地は熊本市です。東部阿蘇
カルデラを持つ阿蘇山や九州山地の山々が聳え、西部は熊本平野が有明海に、八代平野および芦北地方
のリアス式海岸が不知火海に面し、その間に宇土半島が突き出し天草諸島に続いています。
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阿 蘇
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宮崎県は九州の東南端に位置し南北に長い、人口約１０６万人の県で、県庁所在地は宮崎市です。
県木である「フェニックス」に代緒豊かな気候です。また、阿蘇の南側に位置する高千穂は、
大自然のもと日本人のこころに触れられるお勧めの場所の一つです。
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鹿児島県は九州の南側に位置する、人口約１５９万人の県で、県庁所在地は鹿児島市です。
古くから活火山として知られる桜島をはじめ、噴火活動の頻度の高い火山が多くあります。
温泉の数も多く、泉源数は約2,730で、大分県に次いで全国2位で、県内の入浴施設のほとんどが
温泉です。
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九州全体の地図
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Nature in Kyushu
Hiraodai Karst Plateau & Caves, in Fukuoka-prefecture
Hiraodai Karst Plateau & Caves is located in Kitakyushu-city, Fukuoka-prefecture.
One of the three largest karst plateau in Japan. At altitudes between 400 and 600
meters above sea level and stretching 6 km from north to south and 2 km from
east to west.
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Yougunbaru, which was so names because of the limestone which stands in row like a flock
of sheep in a vast meadow, dolines (conical hollows) and limestone caves create distinctive
scenery. The Plateau offers a different views in each of the four seasons, resembling a burnt
field in the spring, appearing fresh and green in the early summer, and similar to a dry plain
in the fall.
Limestone Caves
There are three limestone Caves in Hiraodai Karst and each cave has different unique
features.
Senbutsu limestone Cave
The largest limestone caves in Hiraodai Karst Plateau
extending about 900 m while meandering toward the northeast. The shape of the cave is
narrow, narrow ceiling ravine with a maximum width of 10 m and a maximum ceiling
height of 15 m.
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Mejiro limestone Cave
It is the longest cave in Hiraodai Karst, over 2 km in length. The highlight of this
cave is the monolithic ceiling which is a very unique structure as a limestone caves.
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Ojika Limestone Cave
The cave is called footfall of dinosaurs. It is the very rare cave in Japan; the entrance
is vertical pit with 25 meter, when getting down to the bottom, you follow the
underground horizontal cave and you can see the hidden aspects of Hiraodai Karst.
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Itoshima, in Fukuoka-prefecture
Itoshima is located next to Fukuoka-city, the north side is facing Genkai Sea and has intricate
coastline created by dynamic wave.
The plain and several low mountains between the coastline in the north and Seburu mountain
range in the south create beautiful landscape.
The main industries are fishery and agriculture, including rice, fruits and flowers.
Sake rice is also cultivated and there are also Sake Breweries.
You can enjoy various cuisines such as sea food dish, oyster Barbecue, Sushi as well
as Ramen.
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Oshima Island, in Fukuoka-prefecture
Oshima Island located 11 km from Konominato Port in Munakata-city, and is the largest
island in Fukuoka-prefecture. The population of the island is around 700.
It takes 25 minutes by Oshima ferry and 15 minutes by Shiokaze ferry.
There are two World Heritage Shrines, Munakata Shrine Nakatsu-gu and Munakata Shrine
Okitsu-gu Yohaishho, those Shrines are registered as Sacred Island Okinoshiam and
Associated site in the Munakata Region.
You can enjoy beautiful nature at any places where you visit including Windmil Observatory
and Mitake Observatory.
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福岡県の観光情報
福岡県は九州北部に位置し、人口510万人と九州で最も多い県です。県庁所在地である
福岡市と北九州市の2つの政令指定都市があります。
北部は響灘 (玄界灘）、東部は瀬戸内海（周防灘）、筑後地方は有明海に面しています。
県の中心部を筑紫山地が連なっており、筑後川・矢部川・遠賀川流域、宗像地域、
京築地域では平野が広がっており水田地帯が多くあります。
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福岡県の西部に位置する、九州の行政・経済・交通の中心地で、 人口160万人の政令指定都市。 観光、買物や食文化など様々な楽しみができる場所です。 また九州の旅の出発地でもあります。 |
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九州の最北端に位置し、関門海峡を介して本州・山口県を繋がって いる交通の要所です。門司、小倉、若松、八幡、戸畑の5市が合併 してできた人口94万人の政令指定都市。1889年に門司港が日本で 初めて国際貿易港に指定され、1901年に八幡で近代製鉄所が誕生 して以来、日本の産業近代化を牽引してきたまちです。 そして現在は世界の環境をリードする環境未来都市です。 |
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福岡市の南東約16キロメートルに位置した人口約7万人の都市です。 約1300年前、九州全体を管轄する「大宰府」という大きな役所が 置かれ、約500年の長い間、その役割を果たしてきたところです。 宇美は太宰府に隣接するまちで、神功皇后が応神天皇を出産されと される宇美八幡宮があります。 |
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旧前原市、二丈町と志摩町が合併して誕生した人口9万8千人の 糸島市。玄界灘に面した沿岸一帯は玄海国定公園に指定されており、 白砂青松の松原が広がっています。他にも三大玄武洞とも謳われる 芥屋大門や、日本の渚百選・日本の夕陽百選に選ばれた二見ヶ浦 など多くの景勝地があります。豊かな自然環境のなかで、グルメや 様々な楽しみができる福岡市から一番近い観光・リゾート地です。 |
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福岡県の南部、筑後地方の南西部に位置する人口６万4千人の 都市です。市内を掘割が縦横に流れることから水の都と呼ばれ、 筑後地方南西部における商業の中心地であるとともに、鰻料理、 掘割を使った川下り、旧藩主立花氏の別邸「御花」が全国的 にも有名。このほかにも干拓地を中心にい草、有明海で海苔の 養殖なども盛んな都市です。 |
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福岡県の中央部に位置し、久留米市とうきは市に隣接する人口 約5万人の都市です。朝倉も東峰村と同様に、2017年の九州北部 豪雨で甚大な被害を受けたところです。筑前の小京都・秋月、 美人の湯として知られる原鶴温泉、230年前から変わらぬ三連水車 による田んぼへの揚水、中村哲医師によるアフガニスタンの 復興支援の灌漑用水モデルとして活用された山田堰などお勧めの 場所です。 |
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福岡県の南東部に属し、大分県の日田市と隣接する村で、陶器の 産地である小石原村と農業が主体の宝珠山村が合併して誕生した 人口約2000人の村です。 2017年の九州北部豪雨で甚大な被害を受け、現在も復興に向け 頑張っています。 |
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うきは市は、筑後川と耳納の山々の間の筑後平野に広がる市で、浮羽町と吉井町が合併して誕生した人口約2万７千人の都市です。 久留米市はうきは市に隣接した築紫平野で最大の都市で、市町村合併 で、2005年に北野町・三潴町・城島町・田主丸町を編入し人口が 30万人を突破、2008年に中核市に移行しました。 |
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南西部に位置する地方都市で、上陽町、黒木町や星野村等との合併 で人口は約6万5千人です。八女丘陵には岩戸山古墳をはじめ多くの 古墳があります。また手すき和紙・仏壇・提灯などの伝統工芸品や 茶・電照菊・椎茸などの農産物も自慢のひとつです。また古くから 八女では、お茶が暮らし、文化、歴史、伝統の中に深く根付いて います。 |
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北九州市と福岡市のほぼ中間に位置、響灘・玄界灘に臨む都市で、 大島・地島・沖ノ島も市域に含まれる人口が約9万7千人です。 世界遺産に登録された、「神宿る島」宗像・沖ノ島と関連遺産群、 その中心が、宗像三女神を祀る辺津宮、中津宮、沖津宮から成る 宗像大社です。 |
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響灘と玄界灘の境界部に面する宗像市の人口約700人の有人島で、 宗像市本土側の神湊港から北西に約6.5km、フェリーで25分の場所 に位置しています。世界遺産の宗像大社・中津宮、沖津宮遙拝所が あり、「神守る島」大島です。 |
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福岡県の北西部に位置し、福岡市と北九州市のほぼ中間に位置する、 人口約6万5千人の都市です。東部から南部にかけては許斐山・ 本木山・飯盛山などに、北西部は玄界灘に囲まれている、海岸は 玄海国定公園にも指定されており、風光明媚な土地です。 また参道の先にある相島に夕陽が沈み、光り輝く道となる「光の道」 の神社としても知られている宮地嶽神社はお勧めです。 |
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「筑豊」という名称は、またがる地域の旧国名である筑前と豊前の 頭文字をとったもので、主に直方・飯塚・田川の3都市から構成 されています。由来は、多くの炭鉱がこの地域にあり、明治時代に 石炭協同組合の名前として使ったのが始まりです。 日本の近代産業の始まりは石炭産業から、全国石炭の半分以上を 掘り出したこともあり、戦前は国内最大の炭鉱地帯で、その歴史 と文化に触れましょう。 |
福岡県の地図
Karato Fish Market
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Karato Fish Market, is a fish market in Shimonoseki establish in 1933, and the blowfish trading volume is Japan’s highest. This market is not only the wholesale market of fresh fishes taken in the sea around Shimonoseki but also the retail market of fishes, marine products and sushi.
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You can eat various Sushi with a economical price. Address: 5-50 Karato-machi Shimonoseki Directions: A 5 minute taxi ride from JR Shimonoseki Station |
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