Located at the northernmost tip of Kyushu, Tsushima is the closest Japan to South Korea. Belonging to Nagasaki Prefecture, Tsushima has a history unique to a border island and a great natural beauty with mountain forests covering about 90% of the island. It is also the stage of the Genko Incursion, which was depicted in the masterpiece game “Ghost of Tsushima. In this article, as the first part of Tsushima, we will report on a solo trip to the southern part of the island.
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📍Stores featured in the video
Inoshikacho
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Restaurant Senryo
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Tsushima Tourist Center
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Kushiage Senkinban
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⌛️Timeline
00:00 Opening
01:08 Board Kyushu Yusen Ferry Chikushi
03:04 Arrive at Itsukuba Port
03:47 Isaribi Park
05:03 Himegamiyama Forest Ruins
08:26 Kaneda Castle
13:30 Restaurant Inoshikacho
15:38 Banshoin Temple
16:57 The Remains of "Ofunae"
17:35 Komodahana Beach
19:10 Stone roof of Shiine
19:48 Ayu-modosi Nature Park
20:37 Tsutsuzaki
21:57 Restaurant Senryo
23:00 Guesthouse Shimabiyori
23:30 Start of 2nd day in Tsushima