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Christianity was first propagated in #Amakusa in 1569, followed by a period of strict religious prohibition. In 1934, a Japanese architect built a Gothic-style church in #Sakitsu, which faces a quiet inlet. The interior of the church, lit by light streaming ...
... constituent properties, the only registered one in Amakusa is "Sakitsu Village in Amakusa".
Thank you for your interest in traveling in #Kyushu, Japan. Although the pace of #INAKAdventure posts will slow down a bit starting in #April, we will continue to offer unique ...
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Surrounded by three oceans, #Amakusa is a treasure trove of marine products. In summer, dried octopuses can be seen swaying in the wind along the road, giving it the name "Amakusa Ariake #Octopus Road. Along the road, visitors can taste “#TakoHachiRyori" ...
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To the west of central #Kyushu, in an area surrounded by open and inland seas, there is the #Amakusa Islands which consists of countless islands. Among them are the large #AmakusaKamijima and #AmakusaShimojima, which can also go to the surrounding islands and ...
... trove of seafood. The local specialty tiger #prawns, #octopus, and various other #seafood will grace your dinner table.
Why don't you take your time touring the islands of Amakusa, an exotic and fascinating place, while thinking about the lives of people 500 years ago?