The Koi Fish Village Lives Under The Gully In Japan

Coming to Shimabara city, many visitors are surprised to see many flocks of koi fish swimming under clear waterways.
The koi fish village lives under the gully in Japan
Shimabara is a city in Nagasaki Prefecture. During the Edo period (1603-1868), this was a bustling town with trading activities. Thanks to the pure water, the town also attracts many tourists thanks to the "carp paths" that appear here.
In 1978, the Neighborhood Association started planning an inland waterway system about 100 meters long with clean water for koi farming

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Currently, it has become a famous tourist destination, dubbed the "city of water" or "city of Koi fish".
Although it is only a groove on the side of the road, the water here is still clear, making it easy to observe the colorful koi fish. Koi fish is a fish that can only live in pure water Therefore, their survival in the trenches has confirmed the water quality here.




Shimabara is also on the list of "100 famous water sources of Japan". The best way to explore the koi fish village is on foot. Koi fish is also one of the symbols of the city.
The Shimamaso Spring Water Garden is the most popular attraction in the village. Here, guests can enjoy a cup of tea and relax watching the beautiful spring water around. An estimated 1,000 tons of spring water flows into the lake here a day.
Explore Shimabara, you can visit the samurai houses built in the Meiji period open to visitors Here, there are statues that simulate the life of the people in the past.




Shimabara Castle is a must-visit here. Works famous for the surrounding moat system. Today, Shimabara is a museum and venue for exhibitions on local culture. Photo: Pinterest
According to Linh Chi / Vnexpress
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