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Maritime Self-Defense Force Museum in Sasebo features a real submarine and exhibits on Japan’s naval history—perfect for families and military history fans. Free entry!

Yumiharidake Observatory offers sweeping views of the 99 Islands and Sasebo. A peaceful scenic spot, perfect for photos, sunset watching, and relaxing moments in nature.

Sasebo Burger is a must-try local treat—fresh, handmade burgers inspired by American Navy roots. Juicy, creative, and full of flavor, they're a tasty part of Sasebo's culture.

Takaoka Municipal Museum inside Takaoka Castle Park presents the city’s history through artifacts and crafts. A quiet spot to learn more about Takaoka's samurai, culture, and craftsmanship.

Takaoka Casting Museum shows how bronze casting shaped the city, with temple bells, tools, and crafts in a historic district known for metalwork traditions.

Takaoka Art Museum is a free-entry gallery near Takaoka Castle Park, known for its Doraemon creator display and rotating exhibits of modern and traditional Japanese art.

Sugano Residence is a historic merchant home in Takaoka with elegant rooms, a peaceful garden, and a stunning altar that shows the city’s cultural and religious traditions.

Takaoka Historic Districts feature charming old streets, the elegant Sugano Residence, and a museum that tells the story of the city’s renowned metal casting heritage.

Takaoka Castle Park offers cherry blossoms, boat rides in old moats, a shrine with a bronze torii, and museums showcasing local history and Doraemon’s famous creator.

Tonami Tulip Fair features 3 million tulips in all colors, floating gardens, a tulip tower, and an indoor gallery with exhibits about Japan’s top tulip-growing city.