Nagasaki Peace Park
The right hand of the Peace Statue stands for the threat of the bomb, the left for peace.
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The right hand of the Peace Statue stands for the threat of the bomb, the left for peace.
A Dutch town recreated at full size. One of the largest theme parks in Japan.
Fifteen thousand Chinese lanterns. A Lunar New Year observance of the Chinese community became a festival for the whole city.
The islands to which the hidden Christians moved. Each village has its church.
Underground water from Unzen wells up throughout the town. Carp swim in the waterways.
Bundles of thatch are set alight and swung about, in celebration of a marriage of the gods.
A procession in white robes goes round the fields. An agricultural rite said to have run for two thousand years.
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. The gamedaa, a creature part turtle and part snake, parades through the town.
The Sagara ruled here for 700 years. Kuma shochu holds a geographical indication.
Stone walls in the musha-gaeshi form. Restoration continues after the 2016 earthquake.
A stroll garden modelled on the fifty-three stations of the Tokaido. Groundwater from Aso rises here.
Dancers balance lanterns made only of washi and paste on their heads. They are dedicated at Omiya Jinja.
One bathing pass lets you visit three baths. The whole town was conceived as a single inn.