Goto / Tsushima / Iki

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• Watazumi Shrine

  4.0

  112 Reviews

  Nagasaki Pref. Tsushimashi Toyotamamachini Wanomiya 55

  This shrine is located in Nii, Toyotama-cho, Tsushima City. It is dedicated to Hikohohodemi no Mikoto and the ocean goddess Toyotamahime no Mikoto. In front of the main shrine, there are five torii gates including in the sea, making it a mysterious shrine with Dragon King's Palace legends from long ago.

• Iki City Ikikoku Museum

  4.5

  93 Reviews

  Nagasaki Iki Ashibecho Fukaetsurukifure 515-1

  "A museum located in Fukaetsurukifure Ashibe-cho, Iki City. The musem contains exhibits on Iki Province, which is discussed in the ancient ""Gishiwa Jinden"" and which played a vital role in connecting Japan to the continent. Via exhibits on the over 270 tumuli dotting the island, dioramas depicting the ancient ships which traveled between here and the Korean Peninsula, and other exhibits, visitors can learn about the history of Iki Province."

• Ikesu-kappo Shinsei

  4.0

  77 Reviews

  Nagasaki Pref. Gotoushi Fukuechou 10-51F

  This local cuisine restaurant is located in Fukue-cho, Goto City. It offers mainly food using fresh seafood caught in the waters of Goto. For lunch, you can enjoy Kamameshi (rice, meat and vegetable dish served in a small pot), set meals and rice bowls, and for dinner their rich menu of nigiri sushi, sashimi, meat dishes, hot pots and a la carte items.

• Harahoge Jizo

  3.5

  71 Reviews

  Nagasaki Iki Ashibecho Moroyoshihonmurafure 1342-102

  "A row of Jizo (Kshitigarbha) statues located in Moroyoshihonmurafure, Ashibe-cho, Iki City. It is said the six statues, jutting out over the sea, are there to provide salvation of all living things in the six realms, and at high tide they become immersed in the water. ""Harahoge"" literally translates to ""belly hole,"" a name derived from the round depressions carved out of the statues' bellies, and there are various theories as to the true reason behind why they were placed here."

• Aosagaura Church

  4.5

  52 Reviews

  Nagasaki Pref. Minamimatsuragunshinkamigotouchou Namagou 1241

  This cathedral is located in Namago, Shinkamigoto Town, Minami-matsuura County. The first church building was built around 1878, and the current third generation building was built in 1910. Designed by Yosuke Tetsukawa, known for helping with the construction of many churches in Nagasaki, believers are said to have made and carried the bricks from the coast. It has been designated a nationally important cultural property.

• Iki Dolphin Park & Resort

  3.5

  37 Reviews

  Nagasaki Iki Katsumotocho Higashifure 2668-3

  A seaside park located in Higashifure Katsumoto-cho, Iki City. Bottlenose dolphins are raised in a natural bay in the park. Each day during designated times, visitors can get close to and interact with the dolphins via play and feeding activities. The park also has a variety of playground equipment.

• Nagisa no Yu

  4.5

  30 Reviews

  Nagasaki Pref. Tsushimashi Kamitsushimamachinishidomari 1217-8

  A day trip hot spring bathhouse located in Nishidomari, Kamitsushima-machi, Tsushima City. The waters of the bathhouse mildly alkaline simple hot spring are said to treat such ailments as nerve pain, muscle soreness, and joint pain, in addition to easing fatigue. Since it is situated above the Miuda Beach coast, selected for inclusion in a list of Japan's 100 Best Beaches, customers can enjoy a soak along with majestic scenery. The bathhouse also has a seasonal outdoor bath.

• Hamagurihama Beach

  4.5

  27 Reviews

  Nagasaki Minamimatsuura-gun Shinkamigoto Cho Nanamego Hamaguri

  A swimming beach located in Nanamego, Shinkamigoto Town, Minami-Matsuura County, Nagasaki Prefecture. The beach has white sands and shallow, clear azure waters. Visitors can enjoy marine activities and the beach is also adjoined by facilities such as the Arikawa Youth Travel Village campground; and Hamaguri Deck, which has a cafe. When the beach is opened each year, a variety of fun events and a sand castle art festival are held.

• Tourist Information Center Fureai Dokoro Tsushima

  4.0

  23 Reviews

  Nagasaki Pref. Tsushimashi Iduharamachimayashiki 672-1

  "This tourist information center located along Prefectural Road 24 is located in Imayashiki, Izuhara-machi, Tsushima City. It has an exhibition facility about the history and nature of Tsushima, shop for special products such as processed marine goods from Tsushima, and multipurpose plaza. Tsushima boasts the nation's largest catch of conger eel, and the restaurant offers menu items using ingredients from Tsushima including ""anago katsu teishoku"" using the boiled conger eel, and Tsushima's traditional ""Taishu soba."""