Oura Cathedral
The oldest surviving church in Japan, built in 1864. A national treasure, known as the scene of the discovery of the hidden Christians.
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The oldest surviving church in Japan, built in 1864. A national treasure, known as the scene of the discovery of the hidden Christians.
A garden on the hill above Nagasaki harbour, with Meiji-era Western houses, the former Glover House among them, moved here.
The Chinatown of Nagasaki, enclosed by gates at four points, with shops along about 250 metres of crossing streets.
A shopping arcade in central Nagasaki, used by townspeople for everyday shopping.
An unstaffed station in Higashisonogi, its wooden building facing straight onto Omura Bay.
A 665-metre suspension bridge joining the mainland with Hirado Island.
A limestone cave in Saikai, formed in strata some 30 million years old; a national natural monument.
A park in Saikai built as a Dutch harbour, now closed while its equipment is inspected.
A zoo in Saikai, known for displays that bring you close to the animals.
A lookout in Saikai on the 33rd parallel, over the Goto Sea.
About seven kilometres of embankment road created by the Isahaya Bay reclamation works.
A footbath at Obama in Unzen, 105 metres long — the longest in Japan.
A garden in Shimabara, where abundant spring water is led into its pond.
A port terminal in Shinkamigoto, with sailings to the mainland.
A Yayoi-period site in Iki, held to be the royal capital of Iki as recorded in the Wei chronicles; a special national historic site.
A lookout in Tsushima, from which Korea, some 50 kilometres away, can be seen on clear days.