Shimabara City, Nagasaki Prefecture, borders Unzen City and Minamishimabara City. Located in the southeastern part of the prefecture, it is blessed with abundant nature, including rivers, oceans, and lakes. Ferries provide easy access to cities like Kumamoto, providing strong ties with these destinations. Agriculture is thriving in the city, producing abundant crops of rice, daikon radishes, and carrots. Fishing is also thriving, with products such as kuruma shrimp and wakame seaweed. Tourist attractions include the historic Shimabara Castle, the beautifully blooming Ariake Forest Flower Park, and the Mount Unzen Disaster Memorial Museum, where you can learn about the region's history. The Shimabara Springs have been selected as one of Japan's 100 best springs.