New Kamigoshima Town Tourism Center

A cave where three Christian families in Satonoura lived in hiding in the early Meiji era during the repression of Christianity, which is said to be the "Goshima Collapse". At the southern tip of Wakamatsu Island, the cave is a T-shaped cave about 50m deep, about 5m high and about 5m wide, located on the back of a rugged escarpment that can only be reached by ship, and a good-looking hiding place not visible from the shore. But it said it was caught finding bonfire smoke and subjected to harsh poise and torture. A 4m high cross and a 3.6m Christ Rubber standing at the entrance of the cave were erected in 1967. Mass is held every November. Nearby there is also a "needle mend" in which a rock hole made of erosion looks like a statue of a Virgin and Child. For access, please book the Setari boat in advance.

A goods building on the seafront with views of Yagame Park, where a pyramid-shaped giant rock rises. It is attached to a refinery of 100g 260 yen ~, which is made to boil the clear seawater of Goshima in a large wood-burning kiln. In addition to this sea salt and bittern, Goshima udon is also sold. Salt soft cream is also recommended.

Goshima, which once flourished as a base for whaling; you can still buy whale meat for research whaling; Goshima udon noodles, camellia oil, Goshima salt and many more.