Todoroki Gorge
A gorge in Isahaya, fed by springs of the Tara range and chosen among Japan's hundred fine waters.
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A gorge in Isahaya, fed by springs of the Tara range and chosen among Japan's hundred fine waters.
A swimming beach in Isahaya, with calm water and tended sand.
About seven kilometres of embankment road created by the Isahaya Bay reclamation works.
A farm on the shore of Lake Nodake in Omura, with a cafe serving its own sweets.
Uplands in Isahaya partway up Mount Gokahara, looking out to the Ariake Sea and Mount Unzen.
A park in Isahaya at about 450 metres, with a herb garden.
A 1,359-metre mountain at the centre of the Shimabara peninsula. The eruptions from 1990 formed the new peak Heisei-shinzan.
A hot spring in Unzen, within the area designated in 1934 as Japan's first national park.
A footbath at Obama in Unzen, 105 metres long — the longest in Japan.
A street in Shimabara where carp swim in channels fed by springs.
A park in Minamishimabara preserving nine houses buried by the debris flows from 1991.
A garden in Shimabara, where abundant spring water is led into its pond.
A shrine in Minamishimabara, its hall set in a cleft of rock in the forest.
A church in Goto, built of brick in 1908; a prefectural cultural property.
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.
A lighthouse at the western tip of Fukuejima in Goto, above the cliffs over the East China Sea.
A 315-metre hill in Goto, grassed over throughout and the emblem of Fukuejima.