2025 Isahaya Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Do you know this place? ☺️ This is r e i n a, who searches for photogenic things while traveling📷 This time, I will introduce the "Fruit Bus Stop" in Konagai-cho, Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture🍓🍈 As the name suggests, the "Fruit Bus Stop" is a bus stop shaped like a fruit! There are 16 bus stops in total, 5 types, such as strawberries, mandarins, and watermelons, and they are so cute, like something out of a picture book💕 It seems that it was first built to entertain visitors to the Nagasaki Travel Expo held in 1990☺️🌸 The idea was inspired by the pumpkin carriage that appears in the Grimm fairy tale "Cinderella"🎃 The road where the fruit bus stop is located is named "Tokimeki Fruit Bus Stop Street" and is gaining popularity as a spot that looks good on social media☺️💡 🔹There are 5 types of fruit bus stops! 🍉🍅 ✔ Strawberries (4 locations)🍓 ✔ Mandarin oranges (4 locations)🍊 ✔ Watermelons (3 locations)🍉 ✔ Melons (3 locations)🍈 ✔ Tomatoes (2 locations)🍅 Please look for them and take photos📷 ………………………………………………………………………… 🔖 Fruit bus stop 📍 Address: On National Route 207, Konagai-cho, Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture 🚗 Access: From the center of Isahaya City, take National Route 207 towards Saga #Nagasaki #Nagasaki Trip #Fruit Bus Stop #Tokimeki Fruit Bus Stop Street #0 Yen Trip February 2025

The Shimabara Railway is a local railway connecting Isahaya City and Shimabara City in Nagasaki Prefecture, spanning approximately 43 kilometers. Known for its unique yellow trains and beautiful scenery along the route, it is a beloved mode of transportation for both locals and tourists. The Shimabara Railway is not just a means of transport but also a sightseeing route rich in history and culture. The yellow trains of the Shimabara Railway are particularly appealing to children. These trains have bright exteriors and playful interior designs that make the ride exciting and enjoyable for kids. Additionally, the railway line offers beautiful natural scenery and sightings of adorable animals, ensuring that children never feel bored during the journey. The railway company also occasionally organizes various parent-child activities and special trains, such as Christmas trains and Halloween trains, adding to the fun of the ride. Children are always thrilled to see the yellow trains and eagerly pose for photos with them. There are many attractions and photo spots worth visiting along the Shimabara Railway line. Starting from Isahaya Station, you can visit Isahaya Park, which features beautiful flowers and a tranquil lake, making it a great place to relax. Moving forward, near Aino Station, you can visit Aino Park, which is especially enchanting during the cherry blossom season and is an excellent spot for photography. Continuing further, you can reach the Ariake Coast, where the sea view is spectacular, especially at sunset when the golden sunlight reflects on the sea, creating a picturesque scene. Finally, arriving at Shimabara Station, you can visit Shimabara Castle, a historic castle with magnificent architecture and rich historical exhibits that captivate visitors.

#NagasakiTrip ⛩Isahaya Shrine 1-12 Utsumachi, Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture Isahaya Shrine, the guardian of Kyushu⛩ There is a camphor tree designated as a natural monument, and the sacred large camphor tree is said to be a power spot. The stepping stones of the Honmyo River are said to actually serve as the feet of local citizens.

A lovely view from Nagasaki island So peaceful Getting There - Nagasaki Attractions - Nagasaki ilozima Hotels - where there is onsen Food & Restaurants - Indian restaurant Dilu Isahaya Shopping - Nagasaki cocowalk

Fruit bus stops you'll want to visit in spring This time, we'll introduce you to some super cute bus stops. Many of you have probably seen the super popular fruit bus stops on social media at least once. In addition to melons and strawberries, there are plenty of other cute fruits ♡ There are 16 fruit stands of 5 different kinds. 📍National Route 207, Konagai-cho, Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture Why don't you all go and enter the fairy tale world? ! ? ? ! ⚠️There is a parking lot nearby, so be sure not to park on the street when taking photos! ! ! ! It's super cute to include flowers at a low angle from the flower bed in the foreground, so it's a recommended way to take photos! ! ! ! Please try it. The underwater torii gate of Oo-Uo Shrine in Saga Prefecture is also nearby, so it's recommended to take photos of them together♪ #FreeHongKongAirTicket

#NagasakiTrip ⛩ Mitateyama Inari Shrine Uto-cho, Isahaya City, Nagasaki Prefecture It's on high ground, so the view is great. The limited edition goshuin is wonderful. Apparently Mitateyama was named after Minamoto no Tametomo, who built a mansion here when he was young, and it's a place where the legend of the bow and arrow remains. He was said to have been a rowdy boy. Pillars and offering boxes used at Ise Grand Shrine were on display. I've only been to Ise Shrine once for the first visit of the year when I was young, so I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to see it.

📍 4 minutes from JR Nagasaki Station on the streetcar bound for Hotaru-chaya 3 minutes walk from the "Meganebashi" tram stop ⭐️ Meganebashi is famous for being Japan's first arched stone bridge, with a length of 22m, width of 3.65m, and height of 5.46m to the river surface.✨It is said that the name was given to the bridge because the shadow reflected on the river surface forms a double circle, resembling "glasses," and it is one of the three most famous bridges in Japan, along with Nihonbashi and Kintaibashi.🌉