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Shiodawara Cliffs

Tourists are flocking to Ikitsuki's Shiodawara Cliffs because the massive rock formation gives the impression that it is a man-made structure, giving honeycomb-like walls and caves. The Obae Lighthouse at Ikitsuki's northernmost tip offers viewers a unique vantage point for taking in its panoramic views of the pristine ocean scenery as though one is standing at the edge of the Earth!

Unzen Onsen

When you're visiting the beautiful town of Unzen, it's impossible not to notice all the unique tastes, smells and sounds. And as one of Japan's designated national parks, you'll also appreciate Unzen for its various sights that truly embody the uniqueness of this area. Start your day with a refreshing glass of sulfur-smelling Unzen Lemonade, which is made from 100% pure underground spring water. Most notably, the waters in this territory possess healing and beautifying qualities - all from the antibacterial minerals that are rich in potassium and sodium!

Hashima Island

Given the nickname for its battleship-like silhouette, Hashima Island and its former coal mine are one of Japan's most unlikely tourist attractions. It was once the most densely populated place on Earth, so you cannot visit this eerie island without a tour operator who will accompany you. You have to sign an agreement which includes detailed warnings about not putting yourself in danger when visiting Hashima Island .

Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum

This museum is considered one of the top tourist attractions in the world, and is ranked third in North America. It's intended design to educate visitors on ways to aid peace throughout the world serves as a foundation for peace talks amongst nations that are nuclear capable. However, without essential components like funding and time, this may be difficult to achieve. When visiting museums - especially ones with historically significant virtues - you have a chance to learn about wartime efforts and might find yourself surrounded by large groups of school children who are interested in learning of such things as well.

Kōka Ninja Village

Go behind enemy lines at the expansive Koka Ninja Village where you can experience being a ninja. This "Ninja Land" is filled full of activities to test your skills. Trying on the clothing is interesting and will give you camaraderie with the "spider" technique that helps you walk on water and throwing shuriken stars for target practice. On this journey, you'll also see how ninja villages are set up with secret escapes and traps incorporated into the buildings themselves.