Nagasaki Prefecture is located in the northwestern part of Kyushu and is known for having the largest number of islands among the 47 prefectures. It is divided into seven regions: Nagasaki, North, Central, Shimabara, Goto, Iki, and Tsushima. Located on the northwestern tip of Kyushu, Nagasaki Prefecture has a maritime climate with generally warm and cold temperatures. Winters in the northern part of the prefecture are monsoon-like, and the climate is similar to that of the Sea of Japan type climate. Inland areas and the Shimabara Peninsula have large temperature differences between day and night, with very hot summers and cold winters. Tsushima and Iki are directly affected by the monsoon from the continent and have low temperatures, and there is a marked difference in temperature between the northwestern and southeastern areas. It is said that Nagasaki Champon, a Nagasaki specialty, was invented to provide many poor Chinese students with a cheap and nutritious meal. Compared to Tokyo, Nagasaki's sponge cake is sweeter, richer in flavor, and more moist on the tongue. Among them, you can strongly feel the crunchy texture of the coarse lime. In addition, Nagasaki's tourist attractions include "Huis Ten Bosch," the largest and most famous theme park in Japan, and "Gunkanjima" (Battleship Island).