Scenic Japan from the Water

A view of the sun rising from the ocean is a privilege of night ferry.

Along this walking path, visitors can take in their fill of the sights of Omijima, and it's great rocks, ocean-carved pieces of art.

With approximately including sheer cliffs, and the ocean-carved, monolithic rocks that have earned it the nickname the "Alps of the Sea," Omijima Island is a grand display of nature's art.

Omijima Island boasts of breathtaking coastline with sheer cliffs, located in the middle of the Kita Nagato Coast National Park.

In the summertime, the sun aligns between the two rock pillars that rise from the bay, making for an exotically beautiful sight when it sets just between them.

Take a pleasure cruise around Omijima Island to see up close the tunnels and stone pillars of this island's natural art. Sail through tunnels in the cliffs, and explore hidden grottos.

In the summertime, the sun aligns between the two rock pillars that rise from the bay, making for an exotically beautiful sight when it sets just between them.

Along this walking path, visitors can take in their fill of the sights of Omijima, and it's great rocks, ocean-carved pieces of art.

Takabutoyama Mountain is ranked for having one of the 100 most beautiful sunsets in Japan.

An island in the Ariake Kai inland sea where government officials negotiated peace during the Amakusa-Shimabara war. The island is nicknamed“Dangojima”which means 'collusion island'.

Ryugatake Mountaintop is 420 meters high and has been designated as a cultural treasure. The view of the starry night sky will satisfy your soul.

Ryugatake Mountaintop is 420 meters high and has been designated as a cultural treasure. The view of the starry night sky will satisfy your soul.

The longest bridge of the five bridges (Amakusa Gokyo). It is a low bridge that sits just above the sea, so you can soak up the scenery from a different perspective.