🇯🇵Nagasaki｜A historical district where koi fish accompany you for a stroll

In the center of Shimabara City, Nagasaki, there is a 100-meter-long waterway with colorful koi fish. There are also several Japanese garden rest stops along the way. The Koi Waterway is a healing roaming route. ⭐️Tourism Exchange Center－Seiryu-tei There are several springs in Qingliu Pavilion. Although the spring water here is not drinkable, it is very cool and great for cooling off. The children had a lot of fun! In addition to tourist guides and rest areas, Seiryu-tei also has an area selling local products. There are also glass floors where you can enjoy watching the large koi fish swimming beneath your feet. If you want to go to Simingzhuang, you can buy tickets here first. ⭐️Shimabara Springs Museum Shimabara Yusuikan is a house built in the early Showa period and is a national registered tangible cultural property. It now serves as the center of Liyu Street and provides a free rest stop for tourists to replenish their energy. As soon as you enter, the staff will greet you very warmly and politely, making you feel as warm as home. The interior also retains ancient Japanese-style decorations such as sliding doors and tatami mats. Many people will sit in the small corridor and spend a leisurely afternoon looking at the garden. If you like indoors, you can also find a place in the room to rest. There is also a workshop for making Shimabara's traditional dessert "Kan Tangyuan" at Yuuchikan. Friends who are interested can make a reservation in advance. ⭐️Simingzhuang Simingzhuang is a residential garden built using spring water that can spray 3,000 tons a day, and has been listed as a national registered tangible cultural heritage. Admission costs 300 yen and tickets can be purchased at Seiryu-tei. ⭐️There are also koi fish to accompany you for a walk! Because a good belt-shaped water layer of volcanic ash and gravel was formed underground in the urban area of ​​Shimabara, the water layer was sandwiched between the Meishan Mountains. Under the strong pressure, the groundwater surged to the ground. The groundwater is clear and clean, so people release carp into the waterways to embellish this ancient street and add life and vitality. 📍Shimabara Koi Water Street Many people will walk or take a car directly there after visiting attractions such as Shimabara Castle. If you take the Shima Railway directly, you can reach the Nishikigawa Kaido in an 8-minute walk from the Shima Railway Honsha-mae Station. #globaltravel #nagasaki #shimabara #japan #japantravel