RV Park smart Natural Hot Spring Peacock Manor

Open-air bath facing the sea
The restaurant offers a variety of dishes made with the finest ingredients.

Dedicated Site

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RV Park smart Natural Hot Spring Peacock Manor and surroundings

Osaki Nature Park

The entire peninsula! A vast leisure spot with ocean and greenery

This prefectural nature park extends over the entire Osaki Peninsula, which juts out into Omura Bay. In fact, "Peacock Manor" is part of the park. The park is dotted with a "peacock garden" where approximately 200 peacocks, ponies, and rabbits are kept, leisure facilities with go-carts and playground equipment, a "Shiosai no Yu" hot spring facility, a "Osaki Beach" facing Omura Bay, and a well-equipped "Osaki Campsite". From spring to early summer, the area is also a famous flower spot, with cherry blossoms, azaleas, and hydrangeas blooming in sequence.

Katashima Park (former site of Kawatana Torpedo Firing Test Site)

Remnants from the Pacific War still exist today. Secret torpedo firing tests conducted in secret.

The small peninsula of Katashima is located east of the Osaki Peninsula. This used to be a small island, but in 1917 the Katashima Torpedo Test Site was completed, and in 1942 it was reclaimed and connected to land. The island was reclaimed in 1942 to make way for the establishment of the Kawatana Naval Arsenal. The former Imperial Japanese Navy conducted top-secret torpedo performance tests and delivered the torpedoes to the Sasebo township.
The "Air Compression Pumping Station," completed in 1917, is the most majestic of all. The pump was used to compress air and oxygen into the air chamber inside the torpedo. The "torpedo launching site" at the end of the pier is now off-limits due to the danger of collapse. (Photo courtesy of the Nagasaki Prefectural Tourism Federation)

Kiba Tanada Dan Festival

Uribo running through terraced rice fields? Fire festival at night creates a fantastic scene

Located halfway up the "Kokuzozan" mountain, the "Hyuga Terraced Rice Paddies (Kiba Hyuga no Tanada)" have been selected as one of the 100 best terraced rice paddies in Japan. Here, the "Kiba Tanada Dan Festival" is held every year in late October, after the fall harvest. Shishi-nabe (pots of shishi-nabe) are distributed free of charge to visitors, and a wild boar (Uribo) race is held. Other events include a walk rally, Kiba Ukidate, a traditional performing art, and concerts. At night, handmade candles are lit in a fire festival show, creating a fantastic night view of the terraced rice paddies. Around this time, cosmos and buckwheat flowers bloom around the terraced rice paddies, creating a beautiful scene. (Photo courtesy of Nagasaki Prefectural Tourism Federation)

Iwaya Gongen

Iwaya Gongen-sama in a rock hole in the cliff! Please let me pass through your buttocks!

It takes about 15 minutes from RV Park Smart "Kujaku-so". Because some of the roads are narrow, park in the plaza along the prefectural road at the end of the "Kiya Course" except for light campers, following the road signs. From there, take the "Iwaya Course" along the Ishiki River to reach the "Iwaya Shrine" in 20 minutes on foot.
Shugendo's Iwaya Gongen, which is said to have been founded by Kobo Daishi, is a stone staircase beyond the torii gate and a rock pit in the cliff further up the staircase. When the stone steps end, they lead to a paved road. At Iwaya Gongen, a small rock hole connects the worship hall and the inner temple. This hole is called the "ear hole," and it is said that filial piety will not be able to pass through it because their lower stomachs and buttocks will be caught. If your lower stomach or buttocks get caught... you should go on a diet!

Huis Ten Bosch

Exciting and relaxing with flowers and lights The largest entertainment park in Japan

European-like streets and cobblestones, canals leading to the sea, and flowers in full bloom from season to season. The park boasts a beautiful landscape in which the city and nature are in harmony, and its grounds are the same size as the Principality of Monaco. Beautiful flowers adorn the grounds throughout the year, and at night, the world's largest illumination of 13 million bulbs creates a "Kingdom of Light" that is like being in a dream. The park also offers a full lineup of entertainment, including show-up performances and digital attractions. There are plenty of tricks to entertain men and women of all ages. (Photo courtesy of Nagasaki Prefectural Tourism Federation)

Pet hospitals in the area

Nagasaki Animal Hospital

hirota dog and cat clinic

Tsuruno Animal Hospital

Miwa Animal Hospital

Dog cafes in the area

Pet House Through Love Osaki Store

BUCO cafe

Dog Hill (with dock run)