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Goto Islands 3-Day Tour | Stay at Minshuku Ebiya! Enjoy spiny lobster and Goto beef Italian cuisine. Goto Islands Gourmet Trip 3 Days [Departing from Hakata]
・This is a high-quality, reliable Japan tour planned by 'Club Tourism International Inc', a major Japanese travel agency with over 70 years of history. Our tour guides are well-regarded for their hospitality and have received high praise from international guests.
・While the tour is conducted in Japanese, many guests from Taiwan and Hong Kong participate, so first-time visitors can join with peace of mind.
・Stay at the minshuku 'Ebiya', founded by a former fisherman in Kamigoto. Dinner features the 'Kaiseki Tairyo-bata' (including spiny lobster) filled with the bounty of the sea!
・Stay at the resort hotel 'GOTO TSUBAKI HOTEL'. Dinner includes a full-course meal featuring Goto beef steak and seasonal seafood caught in the waters near the Goto Islands!
・Fully enjoy the island! We will guide you to famous spots!
Narao Shrine, Kiri Church, Kujira Bin-kan Museum, sites related to Ryoma Sakamoto, Kashiragashima Church
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【Accommodation】
Night 1: Stay at Minshuku Ebiya, founded by a former fisherman in Kamigoto! Dinner features the 'Tairyo-ki Kaiseki' (with spiny lobster)! *If spiny lobster is unavailable, alternative ingredients will be provided.
Night 2: Stay at our A-rank resort hotel, GOTO TSUBAKI HOTEL.
Enjoy a full-course dinner featuring Goto beef steak and seasonal seafood caught in the local waters!
【Enjoy the Islands! Sightseeing】
◆ Narao Shrine: Famous for its giant Ako tree.
◆ Kiri Church: Established in 1897 as the first parish in Nakagoto.
◆ Kujira-bin-kan Museum
◆ Sites related to Sakamoto Ryoma
◆ Kashiragashima Church: Designated as a National Important Cultural Property in 2001. A stone church located in the 'Kashiragashima Settlement,' a component of the World Heritage site 'Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region.'
● This product is a 'Request Booking,' and it takes time to confirm your reservation. Bookings are handled on a first-come, first-served basis; depending on availability, you may be placed on a waiting list or your booking may not be accepted. The final booking status is confirmed upon the issuance of your voucher. If the tour cannot proceed due to being fully booked, we will notify you within the specified timeframe. Please note that if you do not wish to be on the waiting list, cancellation (with a refund) is possible.
- This tour is conducted in Japanese only.
Please note that all guidance from the tour conductor during the trip will be provided in Japanese only. However, to ensure the smooth operation and safety of the tour, we will provide information via translation apps where possible (meeting points, departure times, etc.).
Please observe the following when participating:
・Please book with your correct name and email address.
・Please adhere to the meeting times during the tour. The tour will depart as scheduled even if you are late.
Day 1 Dinner: Kaiseki Tairyo-bata, Spiny Lobster Sashimi (Image) *Spiny lobster sashimi *The boat platter in the photo is for approximately 6 people. *If spiny lobster is unavailable, other ingredients will be provided.
Day 2 Dinner: Western-style Full Course (Image)
Kashiragashima Church (Image / (c) Nagasaki Prefecture Tourism Association) *Photography permission granted by the Catholic Archdiocese of Nagasaki
Narao Ako Tree (Image)
Kiri Church
Kujira-bin-kan Museum (Image)
Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Plaza (Image)
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【Travel Conditions】
Departure/Destination: Hakata/Nagasaki
Duration: 3 days, 2 nights
Transportation: Chartered bus
Bus Operator: Days 1 & 3: Goto Jidosha or equivalent, Day 2: Kamigoto Kanko Kotsu or equivalent
Meals: Breakfast: 2 / Lunch: 2 / Dinner: 2
Accommodation:
Night 1: Shinkamigoto Town, Minshuku Ebiya, Japanese/Western-style room (Single/Twin), no private bath/toilet
Night 2: Fukue Island, GOTO TSUBAKI HOTEL, Western-style room (Double/Twin/Triple), with private bath/toilet
Minimum Participants: 15
Tour Escort: 1
Bus Guide: 1 (Partially on board, island only. Guidance in Japanese) *No interpreter-guide will accompany the tour
【Travel Planning/Implementation】
Company Name: Club Tourism International Inc
Address: 1-9-6 Edagawa, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Registration Number: Japan Tourism Agency Registered Travel Agency No. 1693
Affiliated Travel Association: Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA) Regular Member
【Entrusted Sales】
KKDAY JAPAN Co., Ltd.
WESTALL Yotsuya Bldg. 2F, 1-22-5 Yotsuya, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0004
Japan Tourism Agency Registered Travel Agency No. 2045
Affiliated Organization: Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA)
Reminders
A minimum of 15 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 21 day(s) before the departure date
A fee of 1,500 yen per meal will be charged for changes to meal content due to food allergies or religious reasons, and any price difference will be charged at cost. In principle, please notify us at least 14 days before the departure date.
Lunch on the first day of the trip is not included in the tour. Please prepare your own meal and enjoy it on the boat during travel.
Please note that due to masses, church events, or the absence of a church caretaker, you may only be able to view the exterior of the churches.
Meal contents may change depending on ingredient availability.
Due to sea or weather conditions, it may not be possible to travel to or from the islands. In such cases, itinerary changes, substitutions, or extended stays may be necessary, and additional costs incurred may be charged.
The order of the island itinerary may be changed due to ferry schedules, weather, etc. *The ports of arrival and departure on the island may also change due to ferry schedules.
Ferry seating is non-reserved seating. Depending on congestion, you may have to stand.
Return times may be significantly delayed due to traffic conditions or local congestion.
Recommended items: Rain gear, sun protection (hat, sunscreen), personal medication, health insurance card, and motion sickness medication (if using ferries). Please wear comfortable shoes and clothing.
For safety and tour operation purposes, seats at the front of the bus are reserved for the tour conductor. The bus is shared, and depending on the number of participants, you may be seated with other passengers or separated. A medium or small bus may be used.
FAQ
1. When is the best time to visit the Goto Islands to experience its natural beauty and attractions like Kashiragashima Church?
The Goto Islands are enjoyable year-round, but spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer the most pleasant weather for exploring. During these seasons, temperatures are mild, making it ideal for visiting outdoor attractions such as Kashiragashima Church and enjoying scenic views. Summers (June to August) are warm, perfect for water activities, while winters (December to February) are cooler but still offer a unique tranquil beauty. Each season highlights different aspects of the islands' charm.
2. What is the recommended trip duration to fully experience the cultural sites and natural beauty of the Goto Islands, including Narao Shrine and Kiri Church?
A 3-day trip is highly recommended to comprehensively explore the Goto Islands, allowing ample time to visit key cultural sites and natural attractions. This duration typically includes visits to historical places like Narao Shrine and the beautiful Kiri Church, as well as experiencing the unique island atmosphere. A multi-day tour ensures you can fully immerse yourself in the local culture, cuisine, and diverse landscapes without feeling rushed, covering both major and hidden gems.
3. What are the must-try local specialties, such as Ise Ebi and Goto Beef, that are featured in the Goto Islands dining experiences?
The Goto Islands offer exquisite local cuisine, with Ise Ebi (Japanese spiny lobster) and Goto Beef being prime highlights. Ise Ebi is often served in lavish seafood feasts at accommodations like Minshuku Ebisuya, showcasing the island's rich marine bounty. Goto Beef, renowned for its quality, can be savored as a steak or in a full-course dinner, especially at resort hotels such as GOTO TSUBAKI HOTEL, alongside other fresh seasonal seafood caught in the nearby waters. These dishes provide a true taste of the islands' culinary heritage.
4. What are the main sightseeing attractions included when exploring the Goto Islands?
When exploring the Goto Islands, visitors can discover a wealth of historical and cultural attractions. Highlights include the serene Narao Shrine, the stunning Kiri Church known for its unique architecture, and the informative Whale House Museum. You can also visit Ryoma's historical sites, offering insights into Japan's past, and the iconic Kashiragashima Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site recognized for its beauty and history. These sites collectively offer a deep dive into the islands' rich heritage.
5. What makes Kashiragashima Church a unique and historically significant site to visit on the Goto Islands?
Kashiragashima Church stands out on the Goto Islands due to its unique stone construction and profound historical significance as part of the "Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region" UNESCO World Heritage designation. Built by Hidden Christians using locally sourced stone, its design reflects their resilience and faith. Visiting this church offers a rare glimpse into a unique chapter of Japanese religious history and an appreciation for its architectural beauty amidst a serene island setting.
6. What kind of unique accommodation and dining experiences can visitors expect on a Goto Islands trip, such as staying at Minshuku Ebisuya or GOTO TSUBAKI HOTEL?
On a Goto Islands trip, visitors can enjoy distinctive accommodation and dining experiences. Staying at Minshuku Ebisuya, originally started by a former fisherman, offers a charming guesthouse atmosphere with a lavish seafood banquet featuring Ise Ebi. Alternatively, a stay at the GOTO TSUBAKI HOTEL provides a resort experience, complete with a full-course dinner showcasing Goto Beef steak and fresh seasonal seafood. These options provide not just a place to rest, but also a deep dive into local hospitality and culinary traditions.
7. Can visitors learn about the history and culture of the Goto Islands at specific sites like the Whale House Museum?
Yes, visitors can certainly learn about the rich history and culture of the Goto Islands at specific sites like the Whale House Museum. This museum offers comprehensive exhibits detailing the islands' historical whaling industry and their relationship with the sea. Exploring the museum provides fascinating insights into the local maritime heritage, traditional livelihoods, and the cultural evolution of the Goto Islands, making it a valuable educational experience for anyone interested in the region's past.
8. What is the historical significance of Ryoma's historical sites for visitors exploring the Goto Islands?
Ryoma's historical sites on the Goto Islands are significant because they commemorate Sakamoto Ryoma, a pivotal figure in Japanese history during the late Edo period. These sites offer visitors a unique opportunity to trace his footsteps and understand his connections to the islands, particularly his role in maritime affairs and political reforms. Exploring these locations provides a tangible link to a transformative era in Japan, enriching the historical understanding of the Goto Islands' past.
