Christian Pilgrimage tours in Nagasaki region
Nagasaki / Oura Cathedral
Japan’s indigenous religion is Shinto. It is an ethnic religion that has continued from
Japan’s ancient times to the present day, and has permeated all aspects of Japanese
life and culture, and has the energy to accept foreign cultures including religions and
transform them into a Japanese style.
Japanese Buddhism was introduced through China in the 5th century and is a religion
that has now been incorporated into Japanese life along with Shinto.
Christian history in Japan was started when St. Francis Xavier came to Japan as a
first Christian missionary in 1549.
And Japanese Christianity has a unique history of continuing faith while coexisting
with Japanese Religion Shinto and General society.
The tour visits Christian Pilgrimage sites including Martyrdom sites while
introducing the following:
How did Japan, whose main religion is Shinto, accept Christianity?
Why did Christianity spread in and around Nagasaki?
Why did Japan ban Christianity even though once accepted it?
How did Christians continue their faith during the ban period?
What kind of oppression and martyrdom took place during the ban on Christianity?
We have model Iineraries of Nagasaki Pilgrimage tours for making the customized tours.
Please select the most favorite plan and contact us by sending an Enquiry.
26 Saints Martyrs of Japan Pilgrimage tour
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26 Saints are the first martyrs in Japan. 26 Christians arrested in Kyoto who were consisted of 20 Japanese, 4 Spaniards, 1 Mexican, and 1 Portuguese. They walked from Kyoto to Nagasaki in January and February 1597. How great were the physical and mental suffering of those 26 men who were forced to march all the way from Kyoto to Nagasaki during these cold winter days, and they all ascended to heaven at Nishizaka Hill on Februay 05. |
4 days Nagasaki Pilgrimage tour
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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 : Hirado Day 2 : Hirado → Nagasaki |
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Day 3 : Nagasaki Day 4 : Nagasaki → drive to Fukuoka |
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9 days Nagasaki and Amakusa Pilgrimage tour
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Introduce how Christians have been continued their faith Start from Fukuoka Day 1 : Hirado, stay Hirado Day 2 : Hirado, stay Nagasaki Day 3 : Nagasaki, stay Nagasaki |
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Day 4 : Nagasaki and Sotome, stay Nagasaki Day 5 : Unzen and Shimabara, Shimabara Day 6 : Amakusa, stay Amakusa Day 7 : Amakusa and Kumamoto, stay Kumamoto Day 8 : Fukuoak, Fukuoka Day 9 : Return to Home |
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Christian history in Japan was started when St. Francis Xavier came to Japan as a first Christian missionary in 1549. Then Christianity 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, people secretly continued to faith while surviving in the midst of the conventional society and Japanese religions. Since ban on the Christianity was lifted in 1873, new Christian history in Japan has begun. |
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Golf tour in Fukuoka & Kyushu
Fukuoka and Kyushu are Paradises of Golf. Kyushu has about 250 golf courses
and you can play golf comfortably throughout the year because it is warmer
than other areas in Japan.
Our Service
Our Golf tour is the Package tour customized tour as per requirement.
The Package tour is included golf courses, transportation and accommodation.
The type of transportation is organized as per number of persons
Further more, any other extras you may need such as sightseeing and meals,
we can organize as well.
Where to play golf
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Fukuoka-prefecture
Where to play : Fukuoka-city, Kitakyushu-city, Itoshima, Dazaifu, Chikugo, Munakata,
Fukuoka-prefecture has 60 golf courses that the large number of courses in Kyushu.
There are many champion courses with long history and a lot of Professional Golf
Tournament have been held here in Fukuoka-prefecture.
Access to almost all the golf courses are within one and half hours from Fukuoka-city.
You can enjoy playing golf and sightseeing while staying Fukuoka-city
Nagasaki-prefecture
Where to play :Unzen, Shimabara, Nagasaki, Sasebo, Omura
Nagasaki-prefecture is located in the west side of Kyushu and it is a popular area for golf
due to warm climate through the year. There are a lot of beautiful seaside challenging courses.
And Nagasaki-prefecture is a popular tourist destination such as Nagasaki-city,
Sasebo, Shimabara and Unzen ; you can enjoy golf and sightseeing.
Oita-prefecture
Where to play : Beppu, Yufuin, Oita
Oita-prefecture is one of most famous Onsen resort in Japan, where has Beppu and Yufuin,
and has about 20 golf courses. You can enjoy sightseeing and golf here.
Kumamoto-prefecture
Where to play :Kumamoto, Aso
Kumamoto-prefecture has about 40 golf courses that is 2nd largest number in Kyushu.
Golf courses are located in Aso Kuju National Park, there are many courses where you can
see beautiful scenery of Mount Aso while playing golf.
Miyazaki-prefecture
Where to play : Phoenix Resort, Miyazaki
Miyazaki-prefecture has 30 golf courses and it is warm climate you can enjoy playing
golf throughout the year.
Most popular courses are Phoenix Country Club and Tom Watson Golf Course.
located in Phoenix Resort, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery while playing.
Kagoshima-prefecture
Where to play : Kagoshima, Ibusuki
Kagoshima-prefecture is one of the best place for golf in Kyushu and has
about 30 golf courses. You can play comfortably in winter season as well, because
it is warn climate with 18 degree Celsius average temperature in the year.
Location of Golf Courses
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Study tours in Kyushu
Nagasaki / UNESCO Industrial Revolution One-day tour
We are providing the Study tours in Kitakyushu and Nagasaki from the viewpoint
of SDGs.
SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals), otherwise known as the Global Goals, are
a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people
enjoy peace and prosperity and which is a collection of 17 Global Goals.
The Goals to be achieved vary by country and region and the solutions and difficulty
to reach the Goals also differ. Kitakyushu and Nagasaki are the best places of SDGs.
Because the histories, current environmental leadership and further plans of those
areas are related to all 17 Goals, therefore the solutions for each participant can
be found.
What to learn
Solid waste management & Recycling / Kitakyushu-city
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Kitakyushu-city is the advanced city of Solid waste management in Japan. Comprehensive solid waste management system can be learned from waste colleting procedure at household to the final stage of waste treatment such as incineration, landfill and recycling. |
Low Carbon Society / Kitakyushu-city
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The city is promoting the Low Carbon Society in Asia while taking leadership as the Environmental Future city. The new generation technologies and the activities cooperated with Citizen to achieve Low Carbon Society can be learned. |
Industrial modernization & KAIZEN strategy / Kitakyushu-city
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Japanese industry at the end of 19th century was 200 years behind. Since Japan’s modern Steel Industry operation commenced in 1901 in Kitakyushu, Japan became the world’s leading industrialized country in only 100 years. There is the KAIZEN strategy in the background to Japan becoming an industrialized country at a rapid speed. |
UNSCO World Herigate / Japan’s Meiji Industrial Revolution
Steel Industry Heritages in Kitakyushu-city and Ship building and Coal Industry Heritages in
Nagasaki ; those Heritages show the history of Japan’s Industrial modernization.
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The unique testimony to the tradition of people and their communities who secretly
transmitted their faith in Christianity while surviving in the midst of the conventional
society and its religions during the time of prohibition.
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Solid waste management tour in Kitakyushu
Kitakyushu-city is the advanced city of solid waste management in Japan. The comprehensive
Solid waste management system and Recycling technologies can be learned from waste
collecting procedure at household to the final stage of waste treatment such as incineration,
landfill and recycling.
What to learn
Comprehensive Solid waste management system and Recycling technologies
Tour conditions
The tour is the tailor-made study tour exclusively for your group
Number of participant : from 5 to 40
Tour duration : 2 days ( one-day tour can be arranged if required )
Study tour planning and arrangement :
Tour guide and interpreter (English ) : Japan KYUSHU Tourist
Transportation : a chartered vehicle
Itinerary
Day 1
8:30 leave hotel in Kitakyushu
Hiagari Recycling Center for waste cans and bottles
lunch
Plastic PET Bottle recycling / Nishi-Nippon PET Recycling
Citizen community Center
17:30 arrive Hotel in Kitakyushu
Day 2
8:30 leave hotel in Kitakyushu
Waste paper recycling / Kyushu Seishi
Lunch
Melting Furnace / Sin-Moji Plant
Sightseeing Mojiko Retro
17:30 arrive Hotel in Kitakyushu
Option : the following sites can be arranged as an option.
Where to visit and what to learn
Day 1
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Eco Project information center that supports the Eco-town. It introduces initiatives and activities implemented in Eco-town to encourage people to proactively used the facility for such activities as environmental study sessions and interaction amongst visitors. |
Hiagari Recycling Center for waste cans and bottles
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The Recycling Center where separates cans, bottles and PET bottles collected in Kitakyushu-city for recycling. And also paper containers and Styrofoam food packs are separated at this facility. |
Plastic PET Bottle recycling / Nishi-Nippon PET Recycling
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PET (polyethylene terephthalate) bottles are sorted by municipalities and recycled into pellets and flakes, which can be used as raw materials for polyester fibers and egg cartons. |
Citizen community Center
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Introduce the Duties of Citizen and Self-government organization for recycling & waste management. |
Day 2
Waste paper recycling / Kyushu Seishi
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Refined waste papers is recycled into toilet papers. Sludge generated during the toilet paper production process is used to produce a foaming inhibitor used by steel works.
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Only the Blast Furnace in the world which preserved as it was and here
is. It contributed greatly to the development of the Japanese steel industry
and was used until 1972, and has been preserved just as it was.
Equipment and tools which were actually used are exhibited in the square,
and you can see the iron-making process from the raw material
(ore and coke）to production of pig iron.
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Melting Furnace / Sin-Moji Plant
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The collected waste including metals is melted at over 1,700 degree Celsius in the Melting Furnace and then the melted slag and metals are discharged. The slag is used as raw materials for pavement and bricks and the metals are re-used for other steel products. The process and technology of the Melting Furnace can be learned. |
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Dr. Albert Einstein awarded Nobel Prize in Physic visited Moji in 1922, and he acclaimed that everything could see were Arts. The exotic district of Mojiko Retro is visited by more than 2 million tourists a year. Moji-ko Port flourished following its 889 designation as a Special National Port for exporting coal and other products. |
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Japan’s largest Biotope, the Paradise of creatures made over the year in the waste disposal site. 237 kind of birds including circus spinouts listed on the Japan’s endangered species and 284 kind of vegetation have been confirmed in the Biotope of 41 hectares. |
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World’s first hydrogen station for vehicle to utilize the wastewater treated in the Fukuoka Chubu Sewage Treatment Center. The process has been developed as a result of the verification testing of technology for hydrogen creation sourced from wastewater biogas. |
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The biomass recycling facility that started operations in November 2006. It takes kitchen waste from the town’s households and restaurants, along with septic tank sludge and raw sewage, and uses a methane fermentation process to turn it into a biomass that can be used for power generation. After the fermentation, the digestive fluids are used as liquid fertilizer. Furthermore, Oki Town was the second in the country to make a zero-waste declaration, which it officially announced in March 2008 with its Oki town Mottainai Declaration. |
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Kawachi Wisteria garden one-day tour
Kawachi Wisteria Garden is selected as a beautiful place of the real world 10 and is a private
garden at the Mountain foot of Sarakura in Kitakyushu-city and the garden is opened to the
public seasonally during the wisteria season which usually peaks around late April to
middle of May.
Tour date : April 28, 29, 30, May 2, 3, 4, 5, 2023
・English speaking guide escorts and guides you during the tour
・A private vehicle with 9 seats is utilized during the tour
・Start and end of the tour is JR Kokura station in Kitakyushu-city
・Number of person : 2 to 8
Itinerary
9:30 Depart JR Kokura station in Kitakyushu-city
15:00 Arrive JR Kokura station
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| 2 person | 18,000 JPY | |
| 3 person | 13,000 JPY | |
| 4 & 5 person | 10,000 JPY | |
| 6 to 8 person | 7,000 JPY |
Where to visit
The tour takes you Kawachi Wisteria garden and featured tourist destinations in Kitakyushu-city,
and operated during Kawachi Wisteria blossom period from late April to middle of May depending
on the Wisteria condition.
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Kawachi Wisteria Garden famous for its spectacularly presented, large numbers of wisteria flowers. The garden’s most prominent features are two, roughly 100 meter long tunnels made of wisteria trees of differing varieties and colors, ranging from white to dark purple. |
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The castle had a five fold and six layered donjon and it was built in the
architectural style called “Kara-zukuri”. Then, it served as a residence of the
Ogasawara clan. In 1866, it was burnt down by the Choshu War, and the
existing castle was reconstructed in 1959.
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Location of Kitakyushu-city
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