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I Okinawa
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Hokkaido
I Nikko I Hakone I Takayama I Nara |
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Many
peninsulas,
971
islands
and
exotic
streets.
A
diverse,
exciting
and
throbbing
area
of
varied
cultural
and
topographic
differences. |
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 Nagasaki
Prefecture
lies
in
the
northwestern
part
of
Kyushu,
and
consists
of
five
peninsulas
and
many
islands.
With
the
sea
in
between,
it
stands
face-to-face
with
a
continent,
part
of
which
is
China,
and
the
Korean
Peninsula.
It
has
therefore
long
been
an
important
transportation
point
facing
the
continent.
Since
the
17th
century,
ports
for
trade
with
Portugal
and
Holland
were
established.
In
addition,
since
it
was
once
the
center
of
Christianity
propagation,
there
are
many
exotic,
historical
ruins
and
buildings
left
within
the
prefecture. |
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Almost
half
of
the
prefectural
land
area
is
occupied
by
971
inhabited
and
uninhabited
islands,
and
it
has
scenic
spots
such
as
Kujuku-shima
Islands
of
the
Saikai
National
Park,
and
the
main
peak
Fugen-dake
of
the
volcano
Unzen-dake
is
situated
right
in
the
center
of
the
Shimabara-hanto
Peninsula.
Huis
Ten
Bosch,
a
theme
park
established
and
named
in
association
with
Holland,
is
also
known
as a
popular
tourist
spot. |
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Nagasaki
City,
which
is
the
heart
of
Nagasaki-hanto
Peninsula,
is a
port
city
that
developed
itself
even
up
along
the
steep
slope
of a
mountain,
while
it
also
stretched
horizontally
to
hug
the
Nagasaki
Gulf.
The
line
of
visitors
attracted
to
its
many
tourist
spots
never
ends.
The
spots
include
the
Peace
Park
which
tells
of
facts
and
memories
of
horrible
damage
that
was
brought
about
by
the
atomic
bomb
and
continues
to
appeal
to
the
world
its
wish
for
peace,
and
the
Christian
church,
O-ura
Tenshudo,
which,
to
date,
exudes
an
exotic
atmosphere. |
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