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Tabira Church
The congregation laid the brick themselves. An Important Cultural Property.
Dozaki Church
The first church built in the Goto Islands. It exhibits material on the hidden Christians.
Gunkanjima
An island that flourished on coal and then emptied. Part of the World Cultural Heritage Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution.
Heiwa Kinenzo
The right hand stands for the threat of the bomb, the left for peace, and the closed eyes for the repose of the dead.
Meganebashi
One of the oldest stone arch bridges in Japan, crossing the Nakashima river.
Shimabara Yusui
Groundwater from Unzen rises all over the town. Carp swim in the channels.
Nagasaki Kunchi
Dragon dances and Dutch ships are dedicated here. The memory of overseas trade became a festival.
Glover Garden
The former Glover House is the oldest Western-style wooden building in Japan. A component of the World Cultural Heritage site.
Nagasaki Peace Park
The right hand of the Peace Statue stands for the threat of the bomb, the left for peace.
Huis Ten Bosch
A Dutch town recreated at full size. One of the largest theme parks in Japan.
Lantern Festival
Fifteen thousand Chinese lanterns. A Lunar New Year observance of the Chinese community became a festival for the whole city.
Goto Churches
The islands to which the hidden Christians moved. Each village has its church.
Shimabara Springs
Underground water from Unzen wells up throughout the town. Carp swim in the waterways.
Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum
Two blocks straddling a canal, joined by a bridge, holding Japan's foremost collection of Spanish art.
Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture
The shogunal magistrate's office rebuilt in timber, housing the record of Japan's one open window on the world.