
![]() An important cultural property of Karatsu, this is a former whaling group leader’s home. ![]() ![]() Dedicated to three goddesses known for protecting people in business and sea navigation. ![]() ![]() On the hill across the bridge is Kaze no Mieru Oka Park, with a view of Ogawa Island, Kakara Island, and much more. ![]() ![]() The site where the Nagoya Castle once stood, used as the base from which Toyotomi Hideyoshi launched his invasions of Korea at the end of the 16th century. ![]() ![]() This public work of art and monument was completed in 2009, earning the spot the moniker of "Lover’s Sanctuary." ![]() ![]() A theme park where visitors can learn all about energy with a focus on nuclear energy, nature, and humankind. ![]() ![]() Commemorating a traditional festival that started with a tug-of-war contest using the mooring line of a warship. ![]() |
![]() Literally, "wind view hill park." The Genkai Sea spreads out to the north, and to the south one can see Yobuko Bay, Yobuko Ohashi Bridge and the site of Hizen Nagoya Castle. ![]() ![]() Held mornings from 7:30 to around 11:00, stalls sell fresh goods from the land and sea. It’s a "pedestrian’s paradise" for strolling around. ![]() ![]() Enjoy a ride on the Zeela glass-bottom boat in any season or take a cruise on the Ika Maru to see the Nanatsugama basalt sea caves. ![]() ![]() The tower stands at the end of a pier 86 meters from land at Hado Misaki. A staircase leads down seven meters underwater to view fish. ![]() ![]() This ancient tumulus is a well-known sightseeing spot in Yobuko. ![]() ![]() See with your own eyes magnificent scenery that is often shot for photo contests. ![]() |