Nagasaki Lucky Tour Hidden Christian Village with Local Food

ooden architecture and its connection to the hidden Christian heritage of the region.

den Christian communities of Nagasaki, and the Father de Rotz Memorial Museum, which introduces the life and achievements of Father Marc Marie de Rotz, who supported the local community through social welfare and industry development. Afterward, enjoy a hands-on Kankoro mochi–making experience using locally grown sweet potatoes, learning the traditional pounding process from start to finish. Freshly made mochi can be enjoyed on the spot and taken home as a souvenir, and the experience includes a special Sotome-style lunch featuring creative and delicious dishes made with Kankoro mochi.

n Christian heritage of the region, known for its simple architecture and its role as a place of faith quietly preserved over generations.

usaku Endo, best known for his novel 'Silence,' which depicts the history and spiritual struggles of hidden Christians in Nagasaki. Located on a hill overlooking the coast, the museum offers insight into Endo’s life, works, and deep connection to this region, along with sweeping panoramic views of the open sea stretching to the horizon.

you can browse and shop for regional products. The station offers a wide selection of local produce and processed goods, with jams made from locally grown agricultural products being especially popular as souvenirs.