Goto: A Quiet and Scenic City in Japan
Goto, Japan is a city that is composed of numerous islands; some are inhabited and most are unoccupied. These islands form half of the southwest portion of the Goto Islands. In addition, these lands are known for their significance in the history of Japan regarding Christianity. Located near the city that provides air transport is the Fukue Airport (FUJ).
Best Time to Visit
Precipitation is high over the year in Goto, JPN, and is usually intense from April to September. Despite this, early April to early July can still be enjoyed as moderate to warm temperatures can be felt during this time, and the sun mostly comes out. You can even find affordable lodges in June and July. If you seek less rainfall and cool weather, the best time is winter, from December through February. But make sure to reserve accommodation at any Goto, Japan hotel before the peak season to avoid the crowd.
What to Do & Area Attractions
In one of the main islands of Goto, JPN, you will find an attraction called Shiraragahama Manyo Park that features hills and valleys. You should also make stops at Goto Kanko History Museum and Mizunoura Church. When you’re done exploring for the day, you can relax at the communal bathhouses or sauna in Kon'nehoteru, or perhaps go shopping in the nearby shops. And if you want, you can enjoy a drink of tea at the tea lounge or eat at the restaurant in Campana Hotel, or lay down on a comfy futon in the property’s furnished room and use the free WiFi.
