Scenic Japan from the Water

Lush Yamanouchi cedar in the forest of illusions, to stem the branching of multiple books from one of the root, is characterized by large there is a Cobb and twist

Dolphins and men are both part of nature. Amakusa is one of the rare areas in the world where dolphins and men coexist.

Bridge No. 5 is a pipe-arch bridge with attractive red piers. It is spectacular to travel underneath it.

Increasing number of schools are including dolphin watching in their school trips. It is a great opportunity to get to know the local natural environment and culture.

The dolphins in Amakusa are very friendly. Sometimes they come swimming toward the ships.

Blue sea, clear sky, and green islands. Cruising around the islands and the bridges. A sure recipe for refreshing and relaxing time.

Spring to Summer is breeding season for dolphins, a great opportunity to see baby dolphins swimming with their mothers!

Dolphins sometimes come so close that you could almost touch them.

All the five bridges of Amakusa Gokyo have different shapes and structures. The road that includes the bridges is called the Amakusa Pearl Line.

Let’s go see dolphins on our very popular “Kumamon” ship!

With luck, you may see the dolphins jump.

Amakusa Gokyo Cruise takes you around the scenic ocean route in the Unzen-Amakusa National Park in approximately 30 minutes.

There are about 60 islands of various sizes around the Five Bridges of Amakusa. The cruise takes you between and around these islands.