Attractions

Nakanoura Church is a charming 1925 wooden church with camellia paintings inside and a peaceful Lourdes grotto outside, set by a quiet inlet on Nakadori Island.

Myojoin Temple is the oldest temple on the Goto Islands. Explore peaceful grounds and see 121 beautiful flower and bird paintings on the main hall ceiling.

Chikurin-in Temple blends a peaceful ryokan stay with a stunning garden, cherry trees, and walking trails overlooking the mountains of Yoshino and Kinpusenji Temple.

Tsuzukiishi Stone is a giant rock said to be placed by warrior Benkei. Reach it with a 10–15 minute forest hike and enjoy this peaceful and legendary spot in nature.

Sezon Museum is a must-visit for art lovers, featuring a stunning collection of modern and contemporary art. Temporary exhibitions make each visit unique and exciting.

The Old British Consulate in Hakodate’s Motomachi district offers a glimpse into Japan’s history of foreign trade, with its preserved architecture and exhibitions on British-Japanese relations.

Ito Residence is a historic samurai home from the Edo Period, offering insight into the life of the family and their role as doctors to the Tsugaru feudal lord.

Umeda Residence offers a glimpse into samurai life during the Edo Period. Located near the Ito Residence, it highlights the role of the Umeda family in samurai history.

Kaminohama Observatory offers stunning coastal views of Zamami Island and neighboring uninhabited islands Gahi and Agenashiku, perfect for nature lovers and photographers.

Sakibaru Beach is a peaceful destination with long sandy shores, ideal for sunbathing. With few facilities and a small car park, it’s the perfect spot to unwind in the north of the island.