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Nagasaki: Quiet Islands where Cultures Collide
Nagasaki, part of Kyushu and located on the Southwestern tip of Japan, has been a center for cultural exchange for centuries. From the historical architecture that dots the miles of coastline to the flavors of everyday life, Nagasaki has been molded and defined by its connection to the world outside Japan.
Walk the Town with a Local Hero—–. To truly understand a town’s charms, ask those who bring it to life! In this article we’ll be introducing history and culture known only to those who are deeply rooted in the community. In this edition, we will be introducing Kumamoto Castle, which is being rebuilt in the wake …
Relax in a park known for its calming waterscape
Feel the passionate spirit of Hakata! A shrine with a dedicated traditional festival
When you hear “Fukuoka,” food stands come to mind!
The symbol of Kumamoto, the “Land of Fire”
A hot-spring town that stands in the middle of one of the world’s largest calderas
Enjoy an open-air experience surrounded by the foothills of a great natural world.
A resort train that travels down Miyazaki Prefecture, the land of myth
A mysterious shrine located on an island in the south of Miyazaki
A well-known shrine popular with the locals
The “Little Kyoto in Kyushu”
A bento sold at Hitoyoshi Station by an old-fashioned street vendor
Prized Western-style residences and gardens with an unbroken view of Nagasaki Port
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