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Things to do in Tsushimashi, Nagasaki
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Miutahama Beach
Extremely fine natural white shell-sand beach, one of Japan's 100 Beaches, near an onsen and campground.
Tsushima Hometown Tradition Hall
Facility introducing Tsushima tradition, culture, history, specialties, and local food, with soba, pearl, inkstone, and pottery experiences.
Kamitsushima Onsen Nagisa no Yu
Relax while viewing the deep-blue sea horizon; next to Miuda Beach and enjoyable for the whole family.
Komoda Beach
White-sand beach near the Sasu River where 30,000 Yuan troops arrived in 1274.
Komodahama Shrine Grand Festival
Honors soldiers killed in the 1274 Mongol attack. Festival on November's second Sunday includes a warrior procession.
Isaribi Park
Hilltop panorama of sky and sea. Tsushima fishing fires sparkle at night. Free foot bath from April to November.
Mogihama Beach
Tsushima's largest natural beach, over 400 m of shallow sand, and the island's last shore visited by sea turtles.
Agata no Sato Soba Dojo
Hands-on binder-free Taishu soba from stone-milled Tsushima flour, plus chicken-broth iriyaki soba.
Mitsushima Town Beach
Twin beaches joined by a 500-meter walkway rare in the prefecture, with first-ranked AA water quality.
Shinwa no Sato Nature Park
Nature park midway up Mt. Eboshi, with camping, a Japanese garden, and guided sea kayaking.
Meboro Dam Equestrian Park
Park in northern Tsushima where native Taishu horses can be viewed, fed, and ridden.
Aoshio no Sato (Oura Campground and Beach)
Nature-rich Oura campsite and beach with six-person bungalows, rental tents, and summer swimming.
Sago Birdwatching Park
Famous stopover where white-naped cranes rest in February-March and rare birds attract birdwatchers.
Nishidomari Beach
Artificial beach opened in 1995, with a rest house, beside Kamitsushima-so and a hill overlooking Korea.
Deai Juku Takumi
Make soba from 100 percent Tsushima buckwheat with local instructors, then eat it fresh.
Minatohama Beach
Natural sandy beach downstream on the Sago River, rare on Tsushima, shallow with calm waves.
Nagasaki Prefectural Tsushima Youth House
Training center in forested central Tsushima for activities building discipline, friendship, and cooperation.
Firefly Viewing
Genji fireflies fly along the Segawa from early June. Tsushima-only autumn fireflies are a prefectural natural monument.
Matsushima Park Beach
A swimming beach with a rest house, used as a place to relax.
Birdwatching
Tsushima, 49.5 km from Korea, records over 300 wild bird species, more than half of Japan's known birds.