Places of Interest

The Nagasaki Kōshibyō is a Confucian shrine and museum complex located in the Ōura district of Nagasaki, near the former foreign settlement. It’s one of the most distinctive Chinese heritage sites in the city.

Daisetsuzan National Park is Japan’s largest national park, spanning over 2,200 square kilometres across the volcanic interior of central Hokkaidō.

Learn about the feudal lords of Uwajima at their museum.

Dejima is a historic trading post in Nagasaki Bay that served as Japan’s sole official point of direct contact with the Western world for more than two centuries.

While the ranks of sake-lovers around the world are growing, few people yet know much about doburoku, the raw and rustic progenitor of today’s refined sake.

A historic area of Matsuyama, known for Dōgo Onsen, the oldest onsen in Japan.

A lively, covered shopping street running from Dōgo Station to Dōgo Onsen Honkan.

A fantastic collection of decorative glass in Dōgo.

The oldest hot spring in Japan, with a history going back over 1,000 years.