Nagasaki Tourism! "The town where carp swim" - a spring water that is one of Japan's 100 famous waters

#DomesticTravelRecord During my trip to Nagasaki, I visited Shimabara's tourist spot, "The Town Where Carp Swim." The "Town Where Carp Swim" is a not-so-wide stretch of road called Koi no Mizube-ji, one block east of Shinmachi-dori, with a waterway that uses Shimabara's abundant spring water. This is a tourist spot that makes the most of Shimabara's abundant spring water. The area around Shinmachi in Shimabara City is an area with an abundance of spring water. Local residents have come together to use the spring water to make Nishikigoi swim in the waterway along the road. Along the road in front of Seiryutei, which is the base for Shimabara tourism, you can see many carp, which is a soothing place for tourists. In 1985, it was designated as one of Japan's 100 Best Places, Shimabara Spring Water Group, "The Town Where Carp Swim." It's definitely worth a visit when traveling to Nagasaki!