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The fan-shaped artificial island that was Japan's only opening to the West; buried by landfill, and now being excavated and rebuilt.
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長崎県 · Art & museums
長崎市 長崎
The fan-shaped artificial island that was Japan's only opening to the West; buried by landfill, and now being excavated and rebuilt.
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Japan's oldest stone arch bridge, built by a Chinese monk; its two arches and their reflection make the spectacles.
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Its gate was cut in China, shipped in pieces and assembled here - a rare surviving example of Ming architecture in Japan.
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Where the Obaku Zen school entered Japan; its window lattices imitate cracking ice in the Chinese manner.
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One hand raised toward the bomb, the other held level for peace - a decade's work and, at the time, among the largest bronzes cast in Japan.
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Beside the hypocentre, built around the objects themselves - including a wall moved from the ruined cathedral.
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Once called the greatest church in the East, destroyed by the bomb and rebuilt; its scorched statues remain on site.
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A coal island whose 1916 concrete apartment blocks are among Japan's oldest; abandoned in 1974 and left as a whole ruined city.
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Imported from Scotland in 1909 and still lifting - an industrial machine that has worked for over a century.
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Japan's first Western-style repair dock, hauling ships up rails onto land; the brick slipway survives intact.
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Western houses on the old settlement hills, their cobbled slopes and retaining walls still marking the original plots.
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A French priest designed and built these with the villagers, keeping them low against the wind.
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A tiny chapel of local basalt bound with mortar, built for a congregation of twenty-six.
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新上五島町 五島
One of Japan's few all-stone churches, whose congregation quarried the sandstone themselves and took ten years to build it.
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五島市 五島
A plain farmhouse outside and a Gothic church within - the memory of persecution built into the form.
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小値賀町 五島
A brick church alone on a now-uninhabited island, paid for out of the fishing income of the families who settled there.
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佐世保市 佐世保・県北
Its congregation fired 400,000 bricks themselves, and laid the floor with Arita porcelain tiles.
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平戸市 佐世保・県北
The masterwork of Tetsukawa Yosuke, a carpenter who built dozens of churches; his congregation carried the bricks.
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南島原市 島原半島
Thirty-seven thousand people were besieged here and killed; excavation turned up crosses and medals in the soil.
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島原市 島原半島
The cost of building it helped cause the rebellion; the keep is now a museum of the persecution that followed.
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島原市 島原半島
A water channel runs down the centre of the street - a quarter laid out for the musket corps.
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波佐見町 佐世保・県北
Porcelain made cheap enough for ordinary households - the ware that put porcelain on the Japanese table.
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波佐見町 佐世保・県北
The remains of a 160-metre climbing kiln of 33 chambers - among the largest ever built anywhere.
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佐世保市 佐世保・県北
The Hirado domain kiln, known for Chinese children painted in blue and for pierced openwork carved into the body.
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