Takashima
高島
A former coal mining island near Nagasaki featuring a UNESCO World Heritage shaft and a dedicated industrial history museum.
What it is
- An island off the Nagasaki Peninsula developed for coal mining by Thomas Glover.
- A site of industrial heritage where the coal mine operated until November 1986.
- A small island community now known for greenhouse tomato cultivation.
What to see
- The Hokkei Well Shaft which is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site.
- The Nagasaki City Takashima Coal Museum documenting the island's mining history.
- Mount Gongen which serves as the highest peak at 114 meters.
- Greenhouses used for the local cultivation of tomatoes.
Getting there
- High-speed boats reach the island from Nagasaki Port in 35 minutes.
- The Nagasaki City Community Bus provides transportation once you arrive on the island.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Takashima Open in Google Maps
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