Hamanoura Rice Terraces
Terraced paddies in Genkai, facing the Genkai Sea rather than the Ariake, their water shining at sunset.
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Terraced paddies in Genkai, facing the Genkai Sea rather than the Ariake, their water shining at sunset.
A 518-metre mountain on the border of Arita and Takeo, with a run of rock peaks.
A 333-metre hill in Nagasaki City, with the night view of the harbour and the hills that ring the city.
A stone-paved slope at Higashiyamate in Nagasaki City, left from the foreign settlement.
A ropeway to the summit of Mount Inasa, its cabins designed by an industrial designer.
Two bridges joining Saikai with Sasebo. Whirlpools form in the Hario Strait below.
The remains of a naval torpedo range in Sasebo, concrete structures still standing by the water.
A white lighthouse at the northern tip of Ikitsukijima in Hirado, on the clifftop.
Terraced paddies in Hirado, their water coloured by the sun setting into the Genkai Sea.
A road along the west coast of Ikitsukijima in Hirado, running between cliffs and sea.
A waterfall in Saikai, chosen among the hundred views of Nagasaki.
A gorge in Isahaya, fed by springs of the Tara range and chosen among Japan's hundred fine waters.
Uplands in Isahaya partway up Mount Gokahara, looking out to the Ariake Sea and Mount Unzen.
A 1,359-metre mountain at the centre of the Shimabara peninsula. The eruptions from 1990 formed the new peak Heisei-shinzan.
A street in Shimabara where carp swim in channels fed by springs.
A cave in Shinkamigoto where believers hid during the ban on Christianity.
An observatory on Mount Onidake in Goto, known for how well the stars show.