Peace Park (Peace Statue and Fountain of Peace)
A park in memory of those killed by the atomic bomb, with the Peace Statue, where a ceremony is held each 9 August.
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A park in memory of those killed by the atomic bomb, with the Peace Statue, where a ceremony is held each 9 August.
The point above which the atomic bomb burst on 9 August 1945, marked by a black stone pillar.
A park in Sasebo at the westernmost point of mainland Japan, with a monument to mark it.
A park in Sasebo, looking out over the Kujukushima islands from a grassy hill.
A swimming beach in Hirado, its white sand continuing from Neshiko beach.
A roadside station in Saikai, in mandarin country, doubling as a place for activities and meeting.
A park in Saikai, held to be the smallest in Japan, looking out on the Goto Sea.
A swimming beach in Isahaya, with calm water and tended sand.
A hot spring in Unzen, within the area designated in 1934 as Japan's first national park.
A park in Minamishimabara preserving nine houses buried by the debris flows from 1991.
A centre in Goto on the stone-walled samurai street, where you can paint a kite.
A swimming beach on an uninhabited island off Iki, reached by ferry.
A swimming beach in Tsushima, chosen among Japan's hundred finest shores, with a hot spring nearby.
Riding at Kusasenrigahama, walking the grassland with Mount Nakadake in view.
An activity off Itsuwa in Amakusa, where some 200 wild dolphins live.
A park in Amakusa where some 20,000 wild camellias grow.
A swimming beach at Ushibuka in Amakusa, sand and rock mixed together.
A park in Yamaga on the Iwano River, with fountains running in summer.
A forest at Kahoku in Yamaga, with a campsite and dining beside the Iwano River.
An international cruise terminal in Yatsushiro, lined with statues of the prefecture's mascot.