Battleship Island@yuandya Gunkanjima, located in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, is a small island that used to be a settlement for coal mining. During the heyday of coal mining, the population density was extremely high, forming a unique landscape with towering buildings. However, with the decline of the coal industry, the island became abandoned and uninhabited in the 1980s. It is now registered as a World Heritage Site, attracting many visitors as a tourist destination. The island still retains abandoned buildings and tunnels, captivating visitors with its historical value and eerie atmosphere. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kannon of the Waterfall@しずくいし "Taki no Kannon" in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, is one of the Japan's three great Fudo Myo-o statues, known for its unique Fudo Myo-o statue located within a waterfall, making it a powerful spot. Visitors can pay their respects while being showered by the waterfall's splashes, creating a refreshing and serene atmosphere. Additionally, "Taki no Kannon" is unique in that it can be worshipped from behind the waterfall. The surrounding area offers a rich natural environment, providing visitors with healing and tranquility. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Nagasaki Chinatown@しずくいし Nagasaki Chinatown, known as the oldest Chinatown in Japan, is located in Nagasaki City. Historical buildings, gates, shrines, and other traditional Chinese elements are scattered throughout, allowing visitors to experience an authentic Chinese atmosphere. Various Chinese restaurants, souvenir shops, teahouses, and more line the streets, offering a wide range of culinary delights and products. Traditional Chinese events such as the Spring Festival and Dragon Boat Festival are also celebrated enthusiastically, making it a popular spot for tourists. Loved by both tourists and locals, Nagasaki Chinatown is a charming area where history and culture come alive. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Yuhigaoka Sotome (Roadside Station) Yuhigaoka Sotome (Roadside Station) is a quaint stopover point known for its spectacular sunset views overlooking the sea. Positioned in the coastal area of Nagasaki, this roadside station uniquely blends the enchanting beauty of Japanese landscape and culture. Rooted in the charming Sotome area of Nagasaki prefecture, it bears witness to Japan's western connections, famously known for its historical associations with Christianity. In addition to an array of products that are locally sourced, including fresh seafood and agricultural produce, visitors can also indulge in delicious local cuisine at the onsite restaurant. Varied facilities such as an observatory and park further enhance the appeal of Yuhigaoka Sotome. This roadside station is not just a pit stop, but an enriching Japanese cultural experience nestled amidst arresting scenic beauty. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Nagasaki Station (West Kyushu Shinkansen) The station building has a modern design and barrier-free facilities. Nagasaki Station is conveniently located for Shinkansen as well as limited express and local trains to and from Kyushu and other regions. The station also serves as an information center for tourists, with a tourist information center and a travel agency office located within the station. As the gateway to the historical tourist destination of Nagasaki, Nagasaki Station is characterized by its convenient transportation and excellent services for tourists. It is one of the important hubs of Kyushu Railway Company, and is an important center for comfortable rail travel and sightseeing for tourists and locals alike.