Nagasaki 99 Islands

Offbeat tourism, Nagasaki's 99 islands. Take the boat ride for sure, it's a 40-minute loop. The scenery is really beautiful. You cannot disembark, but you can choose another small sailboat. There is also an option to pay extra to disembark and visit the uninhabited island. There are akoya pearls for sale on the boat. Everyone's favorite Japanese pearls are 90% produced here. So the prices are super cheap. A 9mm one that looks like it's less than 500 RMB. I bought it at Isetan Department Store in Tokyo for 2000 RMB. Sigh. Next to it is an aquarium, which is also worth visiting. It's suitable for children. It's a great place for both tourism and shopping. The last piece of sushi is handcrafted by skilled artisans, very fresh and delicious, just like the one Abe treated Obama to. It's very expensive in Tokyo, but here it's less than 200 RMB per person. Highly recommended. The owner is very nice. He knew we came from far away and kept chatting with me. The shop has a great Japanese atmosphere.