[2025 Hirado Attraction] Travel Guide for Hirado Bridge (Updated Apr)

I love Nagasaki's combination of Japanese and Western styles, which reminds me of both Japan and overseas, and it feels so mysterious. Hirado is also a wonderful place with a mix of churches and temples, and the sea and mountains. 1. #Hirado Xavier Memorial Church 2. A view of the temple and church 3. #Kawachi Pass 4.5. #Ashiya Main Branch 6. #Hirado Dutch Trading Post 7. #Hirado Bridge 8. Kikka Hirado I recommend Kawachi Pass, which is full of Japanese pampas grass in the fall, so you can enjoy it in all seasons. I had cassudos at the eat-in. It's also recommended as a souvenir. #Road Trip #Nagasaki Trip #Hirado

#FukuokaItinerary Wakato Bridge is an important bridge connecting Wakamatsu District and Tobata District in Kitakyushu. It is also the first large suspension bridge in Japan. It is 628 meters long and has become a local landmark with its bright red appearance. This bridge is not only an important transportation route, but also a unique tourist attraction. From the bridge, you can overlook the harbor scenery of Wakamatsu and Tobata, especially at sunset, when the setting sun shines on the sea and the bridge, the scene is very magnificent. The nearby "Takatayama Park" is the best place to enjoy the night view of Wakato Bridge. When night falls, the lights on the bridge are reflected on the sea, and the scenery is like a dream, attracting many photography enthusiasts to come and take pictures. In addition, there is the Wakamatsu Historical Folk Museum near the Wakato Bridge, which displays the port development and industrial history of Kitakyushu, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the city's changes. Wakato-Ohashi Bridge is not only a functional bridge, but also a fascinating attraction that combines history, architecture and beautiful scenery. It is recommended for travelers who like photography and night views!

Drive to Nagasaki & Sleep in the Car The course I'm introducing this time is to leave Saga City by car, go to Hirado Bridge → Ikitsuki Bridge → Ikitsuki Island, watch the sunset, sleep in the car, and return. First, to get to Hirado Bridge, you can go via Imari or Sasebo. This time, I went via Sasebo. There are many large ships in Sasebo Port, and I continued on while looking at rare ships. When I arrived at Hirado Bridge, there was an observation deck and a shop. The color of Hirado Bridge is red, so it stands out against the blue sky. There is an observation deck and a rest area, so I took a break. Then, I headed to Ikitsuki Island. There is Ikitsuki Island Bridge connecting Hirado Island and Ikitsuki Island, and as soon as you cross the bridge, there is a road station (Ikitsuki Bridge). From there, you can see Ikitsuki Bridge. The color of the bridge is light blue. It's quite beautiful when you see it up close. To the north of the island, there is the Obae Lighthouse. I watched the sunset near it. We also parked our car in a square along the island's seafront and spent the night in it on the way home.