Hashima Island

長崎県/長崎市
端島(軍艦島)

Description
世界遺産に登録されている、長崎市にある無人島です。江戸時代から海底炭鉱によって栄え、昭和時代には東京以上の人口密度を有する島でした。1974年に閉山してからは無人島となり、廃墟ブームの盛り上がりとともに多くの観光客を引き寄せています。


Address
850-0000
長崎県 長崎市 長崎県長崎市高島町 端島

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Ofuro Cafe Yumoriza
¥1,500
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Mie Prefecture Yokkaichi City Ikuwa Cho
4.1
(45)
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Moteamus Sangenjaya
¥2,222
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Tokyo Sangenjaya, Setagaya Ward
4.7
(20)
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(Power supply available/facilities for rain) Apples bonfire station Fruit Garden Kitazawa
¥2,500
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Nagano Oshima, Matsukawacho, Shimoina-gun
5.0
(9)
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The station entrance is in front of Star Home's main office with a red roof and in the back of the parking lot.
Hayama RV-SITE by Star Home
¥5,500
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Kanagawa Kamiyamaguchi, Hayama-cho, Miura-gun
4.8
(183)
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Shin Meishin Suzuka PA (inbound) RV Station Suzuka * With Power!
¥2,200
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Mie Yamamotocho, Suzuka-shi
4.4
(62)
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INAKA Backpacker House <1>
¥4,000
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Ishikawa Kawashiri, Anamizu-machi Hosu-gun
5.0
(49)
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salon pheasant
¥3,500
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千葉県 東金市大沼
4.7
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Nearby Drive Spots

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稲佐山
Mount Inasa
This is a 333 meter high mountain in Nagasaki city. There is an observation deck which offers splendid views of Nagasaki port below, but is mainly known as one of the top 3 night view spots in Japan. In fact, it is known as one of the top 3 night view spots in the world, along with places in Monaco and Hong Kong.
History
平和公園
Nagasaki Peace Park
This is the place where nuclear weapons were dropped in the Pacific War in 1945, three days after Hiroshima bombing. The bombing on August 9th destroyed an area of around 6.7 million square meters, with about 74,000 people dead. A park was built in 1950 for wishes of peace. In the center is a "Peace Prayer statue" that symbolizes the love of God and the mercy of Buddha, with the right hand representing the threat of the atomic bomb, the left hand representing peace, and the closed eyes praying for the victims' souls.
History
﨑津集落
Sakitsu Church
It is a village registered as a World Heritage Site, and was a town of "Kirishitan" (a Japanese catholic movement). Amakusa Shiro, the 16 year old supreme leader of the movement, led 40,000 oppressed Christians into battle, fighting the Tokugawa Shogunate in the "battle of Shimabara", which took place here. Even after the defeat of the Christian army, in Sakitsu, many Christians continued their faith in secret, whilst pretending to be buddhists on the outside.
Onsen
雲仙温泉
Unzen Onsen
This is a hot spring in Unzen city, built in 701 AD. From the Edo era(1603-1868) up until the Meiji era(1868-1912), it developed as a resort area for many foreigners who visited Nagasaki, with Sea Bolt being one of the first. The 30 Onsen have the smell of the naturally occurring sulphur and smoke, known as the "Unzen hell". It also has a sad history of being witness to Christian martyrdom.
Onsen
嬉野温泉
Ureshino Onsen
This is an area with a small hot natural hot spring in Southern Saga prefecture. It has 1900 years of history with several traditional Japanese inns along the Ureshino Rivers, making it one of Kyushu's largest Onsen towns. The Onsen is popular with women due to the water's skin enhancing properties. It also has a special local product known as Ureshino Onsen tofu.
History
大魚大明神
Ouo Shrine
This is a shrine built around 1700. There is a legend that says that an officer who was stranded on Okinoshima island was saved by a large fish, and built Torii gates in the water, which is now commemorates as a protective sea God. At low tide, it is possible to walk through the Torii gates along the sea path, but these are submerged at high tide.
History
大川内山
Okawa Uchiyama
This is a town known as the "Secret kilin town" from 1675. The Nabeshima clan, inhabitants of the town were the first to master porcelain production, and established the "clan kiln" as well as other technologies to improve the quality of their products, and it was said that steps were taken to ensure that these techniques were not known to others to copy. They maid luxury porcelain products for the Daimyo, Shogunate and imperial court up until 1871, but is still cherished today as a porcelain specialist town where traditional production kilns can still be viewed.
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Okoshiki Beach
This is a coastal area in the western part of Kumamoto prefecture. The name comes from a 2000 year old legend where an emperor on an expedition to Kyushu carrying an Omikoshi (portable shrine) is said to have stopped and stared in enchantment at the coastline. The beach has a beautiful coastline punctuated with the waves and wind.
History
熊本城
Kumamoto Castle
This is one of Japan's three most famous castles, built in 1607 by Kato Kiyomasa. The castle is famous for being the place where Miyamoto Musashi, the most famous Japanese sword warrior and author of the martial art "book of five rings" spent his later years, as well as being the scene to the Southwestern War, the final civil war in Japanese history. The main hall known as the "Shokun no Ma" represents the grandiose and opulent Daimyo culture. The castle was damaged by the Kumamoto earthquake of 2016, but has been restored.
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虹の松原
Niji no Matsubara
This is a pine grove in Karatsu bayside, Saga prefecture. With a width of 500 meters and a length of 4.5 km, there are around 1 million pine trees that line the forest, and is a rare sight due to their proximity to a coastal area. During the Edo era(1603-1868), it is believed that these pine trees were purposely planted here to act as a barrier to the coastal winds.
History
吉野ヶ里遺跡
Yoshinogari Historical Park
This is the largest ruins area from the Yayoi era (around 500 BC). The biggest characteristic is the collection of relics associated with the defense of the settlement, with about 2.5 km of outer bunkers and fences. In addition, as from excavation survey findings, pit dwellings, tall floor warehouses, observation towers, tombs, bronze ware, copper mirrors and the like have been discovered over an area of 36 hectares, making it a very important historical site which tells the story of the lives of people in ancient times.
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