Bukeyashiki-dori Furusato Museum
A centre in Goto on the stone-walled samurai street, where you can paint a kite.
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A centre in Goto on the stone-walled samurai street, where you can paint a kite.
A port terminal in Shinkamigoto, with sailings to the mainland.
A megalith on Nozakijima in Ojika, the sacred body of a shrine, with a view over the island.
A shrine in Iki. At low tide the approach appears and you can walk out to the island.
A burial mound in Iki, whose 17-metre chamber is the longest in the prefecture.
A swimming beach on an uninhabited island off Iki, reached by ferry.
A lookout in Tsushima, from which Korea, some 50 kilometres away, can be seen on clear days.
An ancient mountain fortress in Tsushima, built for defence after the defeat at Baekgang; a special national historic site.
A temple in Tsushima, mortuary temple of the So lords of the domain; a national historic site.
A lookout in Tsushima, taking in the whole of the indented Aso Bay.
A swimming beach in Tsushima, chosen among Japan's hundred finest shores, with a hot spring nearby.
A hot spring in Tsushima, with baths looking out over the sea.
A castle site in Tsushima, the residence of the So from 1468, when Sadakuni moved his seat to Izuhara.