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Shimabara

  • Shimabara Castle

    The construction of the Shimabara Castle began in the year of 1618. It took seven years before it was finally finished.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Castle

    The construction of the Shimabara Castle began in the year of 1618. It took seven years before it was finally finished.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Castle

    The construction of the Shimabara Castle began in the year of 1618. It took seven years before it was finally finished.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara water Festival

    light was turned on of coarse oil-paper umbrella

    ©Shimabara City

  • Bukeyashiki (Samurai House)

    The west of Shimabara City had seven ancient town in the past.But only the Shitanocho has been preserved as Bukeyashiki preservation district by residents' fights.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Heisei Shinzan

    the newest mountain of Heisei Shinzan with its lava dome, the cliff of Mayuyama created by a volacanic landslide, beautiful scenery created by ground movements of the Chijiwa fault and so on.

    ©Shimabara City

  • "Shimei-Sou"　Spring Garden

    The tranquil and beautiful "Shimei-Sou" spring garden is located nearby Carp road in Shimabara. The garden has three ponds.

    ©Shimabara City

  • "Shimei-Sou"　Spring Garden

    The tranquil and beautiful "Shimei-Sou" spring garden is located nearby Carp road in Shimabara. The garden has three ponds.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Castle

    ©Shimabara City

  • Heisei Shinzan

    ©Shimabara City

  • Sakamoto Ryoma Statue

    ©Shimabara City

  • Heisei Shinzan

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Hibaruyama Flower Park

    ©Shimabara City

  • Kaboku Park

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara viewed from the sea

    ©Shimabara City

  • The sunset viewed from the ship.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Ariake Sea viewed from the Chichibugaura Park

    ©Shimabara City

  • Tsukumojima

    ©Shimabara City

  • Sunrise from Shimabara Port

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Castle

    The construction of the Shimabara Castle began in the year of 1618. It took seven years before it was finally finished.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Castle

    The construction of the Shimabara Castle began in the year of 1618. It took seven years before it was finally finished.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Castle

    The construction of the Shimabara Castle began in the year of 1618. It took seven years before it was finally finished.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara water Festival

    light was turned on of coarse oil-paper umbrella

    ©Shimabara City

  • Bukeyashiki (Samurai House)

    The west of Shimabara City had seven ancient town in the past.But only the Shitanocho has been preserved as Bukeyashiki preservation district by residents' fights.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Heisei Shinzan

    the newest mountain of Heisei Shinzan with its lava dome, the cliff of Mayuyama created by a volacanic landslide, beautiful scenery created by ground movements of the Chijiwa fault and so on.

    ©Shimabara City

  • "Shimei-Sou"　Spring Garden

    The tranquil and beautiful "Shimei-Sou" spring garden is located nearby Carp road in Shimabara. The garden has three ponds.

    ©Shimabara City

  • "Shimei-Sou"　Spring Garden

    The tranquil and beautiful "Shimei-Sou" spring garden is located nearby Carp road in Shimabara. The garden has three ponds.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Castle

    ©Shimabara City

  • Heisei Shinzan

    ©Shimabara City

  • Sakamoto Ryoma Statue

    ©Shimabara City

  • Heisei Shinzan

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara Hibaruyama Flower Park

    ©Shimabara City

  • Kaboku Park

    ©Shimabara City

  • Shimabara viewed from the sea

    ©Shimabara City

  • The sunset viewed from the ship.

    ©Shimabara City

  • Ariake Sea viewed from the Chichibugaura Park

    ©Shimabara City

  • Tsukumojima

    ©Shimabara City

  • Sunrise from Shimabara Port

    ©Shimabara City

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