Attractions

Dozaki Church

Goto’s symbolic church, designated significant cultural property by Nagasaki Prefecture

Miiraku Church

A church with beautiful stained glass

Imochiura Church and Lourdes Grotto

The first Lourdes grotto in Japan, built with stones gathered by appealing to the local believers.

Osezaki Lighthouse

Selected as one of the “Top 50 lighthouses” in Japan.

Daihoji Temple

A temple nicknamed "Western Japan's mount Koya" since the famous buddhist monk Kukai stayed here on his way back from China.

Former Gorin Church

An important building from early Meiji era, registered as Important National Heritage.

Mizunoura Church

A lilywhite wooden church, masterful blend of Romanesque, Gothic and Japanese architecture.

Hexagonal Well

An unusual six-sided well

The Former Goto Lord's Residence and Garden

A nationally designated tourist attraction; the construction of this hidden palace of the Goto Family took almost 2 years to complete.

Kaitsu Church

A white-walled church with striking stained glass windows

Fuchinomoto Catholic Graveyard

A Catholic graveyard facing the East China Sea

Egami Church

Registered as UNESCO World Heritage as part of “Egami Village on Naru Island”. Important cultural property of Japan.

Handomari Church

A church constructed beside a cove in the Handomari area.

Fukue Castle (Ishida Castle)

The only castle in Japan which directly faced the sea.

Fukue Church

The closest church to Fukue Port

Bukeyashiki Furusatokan（Street of the Samurai Quarter Town Museum)

A historic samurai's house which exhibit Japanese garden, Goto surviner, and food.