2025 Nagasaki Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

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My visit to Megane Bridge in Nagasaki was so cool! The bridge, built over 400 years ago, is shaped like a pair of glasses when you see its reflection in the water. That’s how it got its fun nickname, “Spectacles Bridge”! I loved the beautiful, curved stone design and how strong and well-built it looked even after so many centuries. Walking across the bridge felt like stepping into history, imagining the people who crossed it long ago. It was so fun to snap pictures and try to capture the perfect “glasses” reflection. Megane Bridge is a must-see—full of charm, history, and great photo! #100WaysOfTravel #meganebridge #travel #japantrip #thingstodo

On a whim, I came up with a one-day trip to Nagasaki. I started from Saga and walked the whole way after arriving in Nagasaki. Because I saw the Atomic Bomb Museum in Hiroshima, I didn’t take the time to see it in Nagasaki. 🚞Transportation: 4,100 yen one way 1⃣️ Go to: (section) Saga-Takeo; (Shinkansen) Takeo-Nagasaki 2⃣️Reply: (Shinkansen) Nagasaki-Takeo; (Intersection) Takeo-Saga 🚶🏽‍♀️ Route 1⃣️ おFood Office Jiumeien (This building is the thinnest!) The restaurant is closed on Sundays, so you can only take a photo and check in before leaving. 10 minutes walk from the station 📍 1-36 Nakamachi, Nagasaki 2⃣️ Suwa Shrine A shrine for weddings/celebrations in the Nagasaki area. It happened that September 1st happened to be an event that might be preparing for the October event, and I saw a very traditional Japanese festival. The guardian is very beautiful. I have been to so many shrines, but I only saw the guardian here. Behind the main hall is Inari Shrine and a large tree. It is recommended to go up and have a look. You need to walk up a long flight of stairs to reach the shrine, so remember to save your energy! It takes 10 minutes to walk to the thinnest building 💰 Free 📍 18-15 Kaminishiyama-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 3⃣️ Glasses Bridge + Love Stone The main idea is to refer to the sightseeing map. On the stones on both sides of the bridge, there is a heart. See if you are lucky enough to find it? It takes 20 minutes to walk to the shrine 💰 Free 📍 Uno Town, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 4⃣️ Nagasaki Chinatown I checked in when passing by and there were a lot of Chinese food. Walking from Spectacle Bridge, you will pass by Hamamachi, where there is Yoshimune Tea Bowl, a long-established shop from the Edo period! You can try it. A set meal (rice + steamed egg) costs 1,500+ yen, which is very filling. 📍 10-13 Shinchicho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 5⃣️ Holland Street & Sihai Tower & Oura Cathedral The buildings on Holland Street are very European-style, and check out Conan in Sihai Tower. There are some specialty shops along the road, a world heritage site 💰 1,000 yen 📍 5-3 Minami-Yamate-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 6⃣️ Glover Garden It takes 40 minutes to complete the whole tour. After leaving the Catholic Church, you will see the street sign to the left. 💰 680 yen 📍 8-1 Minami-Yamate-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 7⃣️ Observation Deck 💰 Free 📍 Turn right when you come out of the church. After three minutes, you will see an uphill slope with road signs. If you continue going up, you will see the observatory. At this time, keep walking forward and you will see an elevator that can go directly to the ground. 🍰 Eat and drink 1⃣️ The Nagasaki cake is not to be missed. It’s delicious with or without ice cream at any store. 2⃣️ Yoshimune Chawan, very smooth steamed egg + a bowl of unique rice, a set meal for one person will definitely satisfy you 3⃣️ McDonald's... happens to have a Chikawa co-branded product! Download the app decisively and get the discount code to buy children’s meals! I feel very good about Nagasaki, and the walk along the beach is also very comfortable. I will come back next time!

During Japan's Edo period of isolation, Nagasaki was the only city permitted to engage in foreign trade. To this day, Nagasaki retains a rich foreign influence, inviting visitors to uncover its mysterious charm. The city boasts numerous tourist attractions, including unique offshore islands, vibrant shopping streets with an oriental flair, million-dollar night views from mountaintops, ancient shrines and hot spring resorts, and enchanting theme parks and aquariums, all contributing to Nagasaki's unique allure. The Megane Bridge, spanning the Nakashima River, is said to be Japan's oldest stone arch bridge and is one of Nagasaki's most popular tourist spots. It is called the 'Megane Bridge' because the reflection of its two arches in the water resembles a pair of glasses.

Here are the top places to visit in Nagasaki City in one day! ① Oura Church (Photos 1-2) The Oura Church, part of the World Heritage Site 'Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region,' is an adorable white church⛪️ ② Glover Garden (Photos 3-5) Just a short walk from Oura Church, Glover Garden offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Nagasaki! ③ Children's Bookstore Fairy Tale Museum (Photo 6) Also near Oura Church, this museum allows you to enjoy picture books as art📚 The entrance is super cute🩷 ④ Alleyway Stroll (Photo 7) The alleyways near Glover Garden have a great atmosphere and are fun to explore😃 ⑤ Megane Bridge (Photo 8) When you think of Nagasaki, you think of Megane Bridge! The reflection on a sunny day is absolutely stunning, so it's best to visit when the weather is nice✨ ⑥ Tsuru-chan Main Store (Photos 9-10) If you want to try Nagasaki's famous Turkish Rice, this is the place! The portions are generous and the Turkish Rice is delicious♪

The Former Glover Residence is located within Glover Garden, which is recognized as a World Heritage Site. In Glover Garden, you can see 9 historic buildings. Among them, the Former Glover Residence is a very valuable building that was constructed over 150 years ago. It was a very lovely place that I thought was beautiful even in this era. Information Facility Name📍 Former Glover Residence Address📍 8-1 Minamiyamate-machi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture (inside Glover Garden) Access📍 About a 7-minute walk from the Oura Catholic Church tram stop Business Hours📍 8:00 to 18:00 *There may be night-time operations depending on the season Admission Fee📍 Adults 620 yen / High School Students 310 yen / Elementary and Junior High School Students 180 yen

The Megami Bridge (also known as the Wings of Venus) is a cable-stayed bridge located in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. It was officially opened on December 11, 2005. The bridge has a total length of 1,289 meters, spanning the Nagasaki Port waterway within Nagasaki Bay, connecting Ohama-cho and Shin-Kamigoto-cho. The bridge has earned the nickname 'Wings of Venus' for its elegant wing-like shape and has become a landmark of Nagasaki City. Design Features 🔆Bridge Type: The Megami Bridge is a three-span continuous girder steel cable-stayed bridge, with the main bridge being 880 meters long and the span arrangement being 200+480+200 meters. The main span is 480 meters, ranking it the sixth longest cable-stayed bridge in Japan. 🔆Bridge Towers: The H-shaped bridge towers reach a height of 170 meters. 🔆Navigational Clearance: The clearance below the bridge is 65 meters high. If you're visiting Nagasaki, don't miss the chance to admire the beautiful Megami Bridge and experience its unique charm as a landmark of Nagasaki City! 🌉 📍Address: 6 Nishitomachi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture

#NagasakiTrip #NagasakiTourism #MeganeBridge #HeartRock I tried really hard to find the ♡stone on the MeganeBridge, one of Nagasaki's famous sites, but I just couldn't find it. Looking around, I saw that the kindergarteners were on a field trip to visit MeganeBridge. The teacher said, "Come on, everyone, watch your step and let's go find the ♡stone." I heard him clearly... Okay! There was no way to find the ♡stone other than to follow behind. I was embarrassed, but I followed the kindergarteners and finally reached the ♡stone. "Thank you, kindergarteners. Thank you, teacher." I waited my turn while muttering to myself... It seemed like everyone had big dreams, so it took a while for my turn to come. I waited at a distance, and finally it was my turn! . Apparently there were a few ♡stones, but the ♡stone was in a low place where the little kindergarteners could see it. Looking back, I wondered what they'd placed there, when I noticed a cute toy, resting on some coins in a gap between the stones below. Smiling to myself, I made a wish to match them. I heard that this ♡ stone was embedded in the stone walls when Meganebashi and other bridges were restored after many bridges, including Meganebashi, were washed away during the Nagasaki flood, but I haven't looked into it clearly so I don't know the details, but there are a lot of couples who go there! I walked from the Shianbashi tram stop along the route, and in addition to Meganebashi, there were many other stone bridges, and all the bridges were beautiful, the weather was fine, and the autumn breeze was pleasant, so it was fun. The blue sky and white clouds reflected on the surface of the river were very beautiful.

The Oura Church in Nagasaki City is one of the 12 sites related to the history of Christianity in Japan. The group of churches and Christian sites were recognized as a World Heritage Site in 2018. This particular church is located in the southern part of Nagasaki City, while some of the other in the list are located in other parts of the Nagasaki Prefecture. To get to the Oura Church, it is possible to walk 15-20 min from city center. The area is in fact part of the Foreign Settlement area of Nagasaki in the 19th century. Therefore you can also visit Glover Garden and Chinese Confucius Shrine nearby. The Church was built by French missionaries in 1864 and is the oldest church in Japan. It was also designated as a National treasure in 1933 by the Japanese Government. Entrance fee is ¥1000 for adult and 400 for high school students which I thought was a little expensive. Aside the main church, you can also visit the Christian Museum next to it. It will take about 30 -45 minutes to visit the entire premise. #urbanexplorer #nagasaki #kyushu #unescoheritage #japan

Mount Inasa indeed captures the best view of Nagasaki City from above. It is just a short 10 minutes drive up the curvy road in the western part of the city. There are several ways to reach the observatory, including ropeway (1250 yen round trip), bus and of course by car . If you drive, parking spaces are available at the summit. Once at the top, go up to the rooftop of the observatory building for a 360 degrees view. The west side faces the ocean and is absolutely stunning at sunset. The other side overlooks Nagasaki City on the two sides of the Uragami River. The observatory building also has a couple of fast food restaurants for light snacks and drinks. This is definitely a must go place in Nagasaki! #urbanexplorer #nagasaki #kyushu #Holidayinjapan

This is a very new hotel in Nagasaki and just across the street from Chinatown and the main shopping area. The location is excellent and there are plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. The room is small but sufficient for a Queen size bed. I love the long sofa by the window which is great for sitting and putting out the luggages. the SkySpa is on the top floor- 12th floor. It is free for hotel guests to use. The hotel has two affiliated parking- both are literally just next to the hotel. One cost 1200 yen from 12-12. Park the car first and get the 1200yen ticket from the reception desk . Then pay directly at the parking lot. There are also many small parking lots nearby and only cost 500-700 yen overnight (ie 7 pm - 8am). #urbanexplorer #hotelinjapan #hotels #Nagasaki

Glover Garden was built for Scottish merchant Thomas Glover, who lived and helped in the industrialization of Japan in the late 19th century. Glover was involved in many businesses including ship building, coal mining, and beer brewing. The houses in the garden are the oldest western - style houses in Japan. They sit on top of the hill and has a beautiful view of the city and the harbor. Entrance fee is 620yen for adult, and you will also get a ticket for a free photo shoot in front of Glover’s House. #urbanexplorer #glovergarden #nagasaki #kyushu

Today arranged a day trip to Nagasaki Prefecture to enjoy the integration into the purposeful Nagasaki Prefecture with my family In addition to beef good food, specialty Nagasaki cake, Nagasaki Prefecture actually has many famous attractions and specialties This day trip I specially booked a special express train directly to Nagasaki Prefecture The first stop is Li arrived The most representative of Nagasaki Prefecture is probably the Eyeglass Bridge Because it looks like a pair of glasses, it is called the bridge of glasses😂 Usually you have to take pictures based on the angle Then we set off for the main purpose of this time Glover Garden, which combines European and American styles with Japanese style In fact, once you enter, you will see a very large garden The architectural features are more elegant, European and American Many locations are suitable for photography and check-in, and there are many Japanese people traveling with us The highlight is also a huge platform to see the scenery of the whole Nagasaki Prefecture, it is really beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ Photography downhill, the garden is very large, and lots of resting spots Very suitable for families, couples together #japanattractions #familygoodplaces #foodie #japan #family outings #japantravel #touristattractions #nagasaki #garden

#JapanTravel #Nagasaki #Orandazaka #NagasakiTravel 📍Japan Nagasaki, Orandazaka Orandazaka is a Dutch-style street near Gassui Women's University. Inside the blue-colored Higashiyamate, they sell tea and cake. There are decorations everywhere in Orandazaka, and whenever the wind blows, a refreshing sound resonates. As it is an old European-style building, the traces of time remain intact. Oranda is the Japanese word for 'Netherlands', but since the Dutch settled in Nagasaki, and the Portuguese and British settled there, they called them 'Oranda-san', so it can be said that Orandazaka is a place where many Europeans, including the Dutch, lived :)

Nagasaki is a Japanese city located in the south of Fukuoka where there are alot ofnhistort and educational knowledge here relating to the 1945 world war 2 that happened between Japan and the world. The few top attractions here to visit is the Nagasaki Peace Park where you will see several huge statue to remind the world how important it is to have world peace, there are several private tours that you can go for which makes this much more educational. Also foe a great view of the nagasaki city, you can head towards the Inasa Yama Park which is actually a lookout point on the peak of Mount Inasa. The view here is astonishing especially on a clear day, and its where chair friendly too since you are able to drive all the way to the top of the peak. #celebratewithtrip #japan #nagasaki #educational #vacation #lookout #lookoutpoint #scenic #memorial

In Nagasaki city centre, there is a well known bridge called Meganebashi, or Spectacles Bridge built over Nakashima River. The bridge is named this way, because it has two arches under it, and the reflections of both arches in the water make it appear to have a pair of round framed spectacles. Along the canal, there are also lush trees that also change colour with the seasons, and you may spot a tree or two either in yellow, orange or red during the autumn season. Occasionally, there may be passers-by that walk along the stone pathway created in the waterway for a stroll, and to get closer to the “pair of spectacles”. Near the canal, there are shops lining both sides of the canal, and Chinatown shopping area for locals and tourists to shop and dine. #fallingforfall #tripblazers

As many of us will know, Hiroshima and Nagasaki had been bombed when an atomic bomb was dropped onto each city during World War II, leading to devastating consequences. In memory of this historic event and the lives lost, Nagasaki Peace Park was built. This is also a must go place for locals, especially for students, as evident from the many school trips that are organised to this place. For tour groups who visit Nagasaki, this will also be one of the places of attraction to visit. There is a museum that depict the timeline of events in World War II and the dropping of the atomic bomb which ended the war. There is also a life size model of how the atomic bomb looks like on the inside, and the actual size of the bombs. For the outdoor park, there is the Peace Statue representing the hope for peace, and other monuments and memorials are also set up in memory of the victims who suffered and died from the bombing. This place is a sombre reminder that peace, stability and harmony should not be taken for granted, and everyone plays an important role in maintaining peace and harmony among ourselves. #fallingforfall #tripblazers

Nagasaki has an exotic atmosphere and is perfect for solo travelers! I especially recommend Nagasaki Port and the area along the Nakajima River where Megane Bridge is built.

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With thousands of lights from buildings and boats shimmering below, you’ll see why Mt. Inasa is said to possess a ‘10 million dollar view’. We were a bit sceptical of its claims as one of the 3 great nightime city views but it is amazing. Sunset is best time but there are long queues then, so allow extra time if you want to capture the sun setting. Entrance is free at the observatory. Plenty of people at night but the platform is quite spacious. Highly recommend if your in Nagasaki. You don't realise how big Nagasaki is until you come up here. #givethanks #givethanks

Nagasaki Peace Park is a park located in Nagasaki, Japan, commemorating the atomic bombing of the city during World War II. This is a nice park area that was quiet when I was there and I felt more like I was there than in Hiroshima. It is important to get the feel there imagining the sorrow, pain, ... the bomb caused. It is vital to realize the ground level elevation and its reason. A must visit location when in Nagasaki as the Nagasaki Bomb Epicenter sits in a lovely park adjacent to the main Peace Park and only a short distance to the Nagasaki Peace Park Museum. #givethanks #givethanks

Nagasaki is located in Kitakyushu, Japan, and is a famous port and tourist city. There are three places around the mountain, a great location facing the sea and a unique view of the mountains and seas. You can enjoy the dreamy night scene on Inasayama, which also makes Nagasaki win the latest "Japan III". The big night view and the "three big night scenes of the world" double title. This time I came here and went to the restaurant on the Observatory to enjoy dinner and enjoy the night view... definitely one of the most romantic dinners in my heart.

What kind of Chinese cuisine can't be found in China? There is a mixture of shredded noodles Japanese ramen noodles in Japan. There is a mixture of shredded pork, vegetables and seafood. It originated and was famous in Nagasaki. It first appeared in the Meiji period. It is said to be an improved dish of the Four Seas Building in Fujian Restaurant (still in operation today). The name of this kind of face is also said to mean eaten in Fujian. I don't know if you still remember the Chinese chef's home, is he the episode of the special chef exam? The title is face. The alkali stone that the small family carried with was forgotten by the female host and had to ride back to take the stone. One of the most important features of this Chinese assorted noodle in Nagasaki is that it must use an alkaline water surface. Second, the side dish is the fried noodles. In addition to noodle soup, there is also a kind of crispy noodles in Nagasaki's signature Chinese cuisine called Dish, which is like the two sides of Shanghai. The soul of this bowl is the white soup, the pork bones, chicken bones and seafood that are slowly stewed for a few hours. Just need a bite to understand why the Japanese who come to Nagasaki have to line up to eat a bowl. The store with the highest score on tabelog is located in Zhonghua Street [Jiangshan Building], and Figure 9 is the birthplace of Chinese cuisine, which affects Japan [Sihai Building]. An average of 1,500 yen / a bowl, there will be a small amount of shark fin.

Kanazawa cuisine | Japan's Haizhuang Japan has a lot of izakayas on the street, and the three or five Japanese people meet in the wine. We have chosen one, seafood, barbecue, and a variety of staple foods, which are quite complete. Seafood platter is generally fresh, there are many types, all kinds of fish sashimi, snails, shellfish, sweet shrimp, sea urchin. Because I don't eat fresh, but I personally think that sea urchin is not as good as I eat in the black door market in Osaka. Throat blackfish has not been eaten before, it is also the characteristics of Kanazawa, not bad, the meat is full of tenderness. Beef is better than beef tongue. The so-called Sendai beef tongue is completely different from the local one in Sendai. Teppanyaki chicken is a bit old, but the sauce is very good, it is a black pepper sauce with a bit of grapefruit. yellow mustard shrimp balls are also very recommended, delicious.

When I went out for a trip, I rarely ate lunch at the hotel, but Nagasakis noon package at Monterey was intended to kill anyone? ... 1680 yen set menu, including salad, chef's pasta, chicken dishes, ice cream, coffee, bread or renewable... Great noon to the violent, the problem is that the taste is still very good! Environment is also very good, the service is very authentic, that is the kind of a British butler station, ask you "May I help you", every dish is finished to introduce what is inside ... this Lunch is really good value! ( )

Nagasaki Peace Park, the time here is quiet Japan Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two cities that were once destroyed by the US atomic bomb. Today, Hiroshima and Nagasaki have a Peace Park. The first thing I saw at the entrance to the park was the symbolic Peace of Peace in the Peace Park, a male peace god. On the right hand, the index finger is pointing to the sky, indicating that the atomic bomb has fallen. The right hand is flat and the palm is facing down, wishing the world Antai. World Peace. The peaceful spring on the side of the park means giving a glass of water to the tragic souls killed in the disaster and praying for their blessings. At the same time, in order to pray for a worldly peace. The ever-changing fountain takes the shape of a dove of peace and flies, and at the same time has the shape of a crane, symbolizing the Nagasaki Port, which is known as the crane port. It is said that many people died at the time because there was no water. There was a pool under the sculpture. There are various sculptures everywhere in the park, which are presented by governments to express their hope for peace and blessings for world peace. There are many in Europe, many in Asia and Africa, including a "peace" sculpture given by China. It is said that there is also the same paragraph in Fuxingmen, Beijing. On both sides of the statue, there is a thousand paper crane tower. There are thousands of paper cranes, water and prayers. There is an old legend in Japan. If someone folds a thousand paper cranes, the crane will fulfill his wish, like a long life, or recover from a serious illness. In Asia, people with a thousand paper cranes can think of a good wish, so the paper crane has become a special occasion gift. To Nagasaki, I always remembered that "Nagasaki is raining today." Nagasaki is a seaport city. The maritime climate caused time and rain. We even drenched a sun rain in Nagasaki. After a few minutes, it turned fine.

Soak in hot springs and enjoy beautiful scenery on a 6-day tour of Japan. Explore the hot spring towns and experience the unique Japanese style! Amazing experiences await you! -- 🎉 Itinerary: 🌸 Day 1: Yutoku Inari Shrine -> Oouo Shrine Visit ancient shrines and experience the mysterious religious atmosphere of Japan. The torii gate in the sea is a unique sight. Day 2: Arita Porcelain Park -> Kujukushima Cruise -> Fukue Samurai Residences -> Shimabara Port Experience ceramic art, take a cruise to enjoy the magnificent scenery of Kujukushima, stroll through historic streets, and finally arrive at Shimabara Port. Day 3: Kumamoto Castle -> Kusasenri (Kusasenri Beach) -> Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine -> Shirakawa Spring Explore the ancient Kumamoto Castle, admire the beautiful Kusasenri Beach, visit ancient shrines, and taste the clear water of Shirakawa Spring. Day 4: Yufuin Street -> Lake Kinrin -> Kamado Jigoku -> Mojiko Retro Stroll through the ancient streets of Yufuin, visit the picturesque Lake Kinrin, experience the unique Kamado Jigoku, and finally reminisce about the old days at Mojiko Retro. Day 5: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and experience the profound cultural heritage of Japan. Day 6: Saga - Shanghai End your wonderful trip to Japan and return to Shanghai from Saga. 🌟 -- Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: The source of academic success. Admire the ancient relics and colorful flowers by the heart-shaped pond, and feel the fusion of history and nature. 🏯 Kumamoto Castle: One of Japan's three famous castles. Explore the profound historical heritage and appreciate the ancient castle style. -- Travel tips: 🚗 Narita Express is more convenient for getting from the airport to the city! 🎁 Japanese specialties are cheaper at the airport, but there are more varieties in the city. 🍣 Sushi and ramen are must-try local delicacies! 👘 Experience wearing a kimono and feel the charm of traditional Japanese culture. 📸 Remember to keep quiet and respect local customs when taking photos! -- 🎉 We hope you have a wonderful trip to Japan and enjoy the unparalleled exotic atmosphere! 🌸

Easy Japan tour: pray at Inari Shrine, stroll through the Ceramic Park, explore Kujukushima, taste Aso milk, enjoy hot springs, and more. The best choice for silver-haired travelers! -------------------- 🚩Itinerary: DAY 1: Yutoku Inari Shrine -> Oouo Shrine Torii Gate in the Sea Visit ancient shrines and experience Japan's mysterious religious culture. The torii gate in the sea is a unique sight. DAY 2: Arita Porcelain Park -> Kujukushima Cruise -> Bukeyashiki Street -> Shimabara Port A close combination of ceramic art and island scenery. Bukeyashiki Street takes you back in time. DAY 3: Kumamoto Castle -> Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) -> Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine -> Shirakawa Spring The history of Kumamoto Castle is profound, the natural scenery of Kusasenri is refreshing, and the shrine and spring add a touch of mystery. DAY 4: Yufuin Street -> Lake Kinrin -> Kamado Jigoku -> Mojiko Retro The unique style of Yufuin Street, the natural wonders of Lake Kinrin and Kamado Jigoku, and Mojiko Retro take you back in time. DAY 5: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Explore the temple of knowledge and experience the faith and devotion of the Japanese people. DAY 6: Saga - Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Japan and return home with a full load. See you next time! 👋 -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: A hidden gem in Fukuoka, with flowers blooming all year round and ancient sites to explore. Seniors can enjoy it easily. 🏯 Kumamoto Castle: 400 years of history, one of Japan's three famous castles. See the restoration project and feel the weight of history. 🌆 Mojiko Retro: A blend of European and Japanese-style architecture. A century of culture awaits you. A must-visit for seniors. 🎋 Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine: A multi-god shrine and anime scene. Walk through it and feel the mystery. 🌊 Lake Kinrin: The light of Yufuin, with a shimmering surface like fish scales. In winter, the mist makes it feel like a dream. -------------------- 🧳 Travel checklist: Must-have items for a trip to Japan 📞 Bring a SIM card for easy communication and internet access. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japanese plugs are different from ours. 🪪 Make sure you have all your documents, including your passport and visa, for smooth entry and exit. 👚 Bring warm and stylish clothes for January weather. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are also important for your phone and camera. -------------------- 🌟 Your trip to Japan is full of endless excitement. See you next time! 🌟

Planning a trip to Japan? Check out this 6-day itinerary! This practical guide will help you plan your romantic trip to Japan. -- 🌟Itinerary: Discover Japan in 6 Days🌟 Day 1: Yutoku Inari Shrine -> Oouo Shrine Visit ancient shrines and experience Japan's mysterious religious culture. The Oouo Shrine is a unique experience. Day 2: Arita Porcelain Park -> Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort -> Bukeyashiki Street -> Shimabara Port A combination of ceramic art and island scenery. Bukeyashiki Street will take you back in time. Day 3: Kumamoto Castle -> Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) -> Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine -> Shirakawa Springs The history of Kumamoto Castle, the tranquility of the grasslands and shrines, and the natural beauty of Shirakawa Springs are intoxicating. Day 4: Yufuin Street -> Lake Kinrin -> Kamado Jigoku -> Mojiko Retro The unique style of Yufuin Street, the shimmering Lake Kinrin, the unique hell landscape, and the nostalgic trip to Mojiko. Day 5: Dazaifu Tenmangu Pray for academic progress and feel the blessing of the Japanese god of learning. Day 6: Saga -> Shanghai End your wonderful trip to Japan and return home with memories. 🛫 -- 🎒 Travel Essentials: What to Bring to Japan 📞 💳 First, let's talk about SIM cards and credit cards. It's convenient to have a local SIM card in Japan, and you'll need a credit card for shopping and dining. 🔌 🔋 The sockets in Japan are different from ours, so remember to bring a plug adapter. Also, don't forget chargers and power banks for your phone and camera. 👕 👖 Japan is quite cold in December, so bring a thick coat, sweater, and thermal underwear. Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be walking a lot. 🪪 🇯🇵 Documents are very important! Prepare your passport, visa, and flight tickets in advance. Safety first when traveling! Don't forget! -- May your trip to Japan be full of beauty and surprises, and become an unforgettable journey in your heart. 🌸

Battleship Island, originally named Hashima, is located off the coast of Nagasaki. It was once one of Japan's most important underwater coal mines and one of the most densely populated places in the world. Since the 1970s, the coal mine ceased operations, and the island became an abandoned ghost island. Visiting Battleship Island requires a bit of luck because the ferry service is often suspended due to rough seas and high winds. Due to the dilapidated structures all over the island, for safety reasons, visitors must strictly follow the designated routes guided by the staff. On the island, you can see traces of the former coal mine, as well as the ruins of residential buildings, factories, and even a shrine, all exuding a heavy sense of history.