・Enjoy a guided walk along the charming paths of Ojika Island ・Explore the narrow alleys and traditional streets of the Fuefuki district ・Visit Shinkosha Printing, the island’s only printing company ・Experience traditional letterpress printing in a workshop with over 100 years of history ・Create and take home your own original printed item

Located on a remote island in Nagasaki, Ojika Island offers a unique glimpse into traditional island life.

In this experience, you will explore the Fuefuki district—the heart of the island—on a guided walking tour, discovering the history and daily life of Ojika as you stroll along its quiet paths.

Fuefuki serves as both the gateway and the center of local life, with a history dating back to the Jomon period. During the Edo period, it prospered through whaling, and later through abalone trade in the Meiji and Taisho eras. Traces of this rich past remain today in its traditional wooden houses, narrow alleys, and nostalgic streetscapes.

Rather than simply visiting tourist spots, this tour invites you to walk through the everyday life of the island. As you move through local paths and settlements, you will experience the rhythm of life and the passage of time unique to Ojika.

Along the way, you will visit Shinkosha Printing, the island’s only printing company. In this workshop, which has supported the community for over 100 years, you will experience traditional letterpress printing and create your own original piece using authentic tools and type.

By walking through the town, meeting local people, and engaging in hands-on craftsmanship, you will gain a deeper appreciation of Ojika’s culture and way of life.

This is more than a sightseeing tour—it is a meaningful journey into the living traditions of the island.