Features Nagasaki City sightseeing information

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City with a glimpse of foreign emotions

Easy-to-see map separated by area included

To Former Nagasaki Penguin AquariumNagasaki Institute of Applied Science

KTNCentral Post Office

Tourist Information Center(In station)

（Ropeway Entrance）Matsuyama-Machi Car Park

Ropeway

Inasadake Ropeway Station

Nagasaki PortOhato TerminalBig Bitt

Dejima Wharf(Convention Association)

Yumesaito

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Nagasaki Seihi Agricultural Cooperative

Nagasaki Brick Hall

Nagasaki Newspaper Cultural Hall

Nagasaki Sports Finder(Kabutogani Arena)

Nagasaki Municipal Swimming Pool

Nagasaki MunicipalRugby-Soccer Stadium

Big N Stadium

Nagasaki Pharmaceutical Association

Nagasaki Prefectural General Welfare Center

Nagasaki Municipal Athletic Sports Stadium

Peace MuseumPeace Memorial Museum

Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum

Chitosepia Hall

Nagasaki Prefectural Medical Association

NCC & Studio

Ark building

Fisheries Cooperative’s Association of Nagasaki

JA Nagasaki SeihiKozenmachi Building

Nagasaki Prefectural Municiapl Hall

Nagasaki Civic Hall

Nagasaki Public AuditoriumNagasaki Prefectural Library

Nagasaki Prefectural Women’s Association

Nagasaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Nagasaki Prefectural Labor Welfare Bureau

Merca Tsukimachi

JR Urakami Station

JR Nishiurakami Station

JR Nagasaki Station

Hamano-Machi Arcade Kanko Dori

Arcade

Sanno Shrine

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Ltd.

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Nagasaki Prefectural Office Prefectural Police Headquarters

Nagasaki University School of Economics

Fire BrigadeNagasaki Central Fire Department

Nagasaki City Library

Nagasaki City Hall

Customs Office

Nagasaki Marine Observatory

Nagasaki Tax Office

Oura Police Station

Nagasaki Bus Terminal

YossoFukusaya

Hamakatsu Shippoku

Bunmeido

Kenei Bus Terminal

Nagasaki Seiyokan

Lucky Motors

Yamasa Kaiun Co.,Ltd.

Former British Consulate

Kaisei Gakuen School

Kwassui Gakuin SchoolCity Hospital

Tokiwa Warf No.2

Motofuna Pier

Nagasaki University Hospital

Museum of History and Folklore

Nagasaki University School of Medicine

Peace Park Car Park

Kenei Baseball Stadium Car Park

Tenshu Park

Cocowalk

Urakami-gawa

Inasabashi

Asahi-ohashiNagasaki Port

Yanagawa Park

Central Park

Minato Park

Maruyama Park

Mitsubishi Ball Park

Nagasaki Science Museum

Nagasaki University

Genbaku Hospital

Kita Post Office

Amu Plaza Nagasaki

Hollander (Dutch) Slope

Nagasaki Dejima Road

Oura Cathedral

Oura International Cemetry

Bekko Crafts Museum

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum

Former Honｇkong & Shanghai Bank Nagasaki Branch Museum

Matsugae International TerminalNagasaki Seaside Park(Nagasaki Mizubenomori Park)Peace Museum

Glover Garden

Chuo-bashi Bridge

Uoichi-bashi Bridge

Fukuro-bashi Bridge

Higashi-Shinbashi BridgeSusukihara-bashi Bridge

Ichiran-bashi BridgeFurumachi-bashi Bridge

Amikasa-bashi BridgeOide-bashi BridgeMomotani-bashi Bridge

Inasa International Cemetry

Sanno Shrine(One legged Tori Arch)

Kazagashira Park

Statue of Sakamoto Ryoma Nagasaki cityKameyama Shachu Memorial Museum

Siebold Memorial Museum

Suwa Shrine

Confucian Shrine ・ Historical Museum of China

Western Style Houses at Higashi Yamate

Shinchi Chinatown

Megane-bashi (Spectacles Bridge)

Sofuku-ji Temple Kofuku-ji Temple

Tojinyasikiato (Site of the former Chinese Quarter)

Dejima

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Inasayama Observatory

Inasayama ParkOutdoor stage

Shiroyama Elementary School

Yamazato Elementary School

Urakami Cathedral

Fuchi Shrine Ropeway Station

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Shokaku-ji Temple

Shokakuji-Sita

Nigiwai-bashi

Kokaido-Mae

Ishibashi

Dejima Ohato

Goto-Machi

Tsuki-Machi

Kanko-Dori

Shianbashi

Sakura-Machi

Yachiyo-Machi

Takara-Machi

Urakami Eki-Mae

Matsuyama-Machi IwayabashiWakaba-Machi

Chitose-MachiShowa-Machi Dori

Urakamishako-MaeNagasaki daigaku-Mae

Daigaku Byoin-Mae

Zenza-Machi

Mori-Machi

Ohashi

Hamaguchi-Machi

Suwajinja-Mae

Shindaiku-machi

Shinnakagawa-Machi

Hotarujaya

Ouratenshudo-ShitaOurakaigan-Dori Nagasaki Eki-Mae

Shiminbyoin-Mae

Nishihamano-Machi

Nishihamano-Machi

Kiyomizu TempleYasaka shrine

Wakamiya Inari Shrine

Matsunomori Tenmangu Shrine

Hosshin-ji Temple

Daion-ji Temple Kotai-ji TempleChosho-ji Temple

Enmei-ji Temple

Honren-ji Temple

Fukusai-ji Temple

Shofuku-ji Temple

Joan-ji TempleSanpo-ji TempleJinso-ji Temple

Zenrin-ji Temple

Kogen-ji Temple

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To bypass

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Koei-ji Temple

Daiko-ji Temple

Ryoma Dori

Nagasaki Minato Meguri

Gunkanjima Joriku Cruise

Shanghai Ferry Route

Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture

Site of the Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan

Sakamoto International Cemetry

Memorial at Hypocenter of the Atomic Bomb Explosion

Noguchi Yataro Art MuseumNyokodo

Nagaitakashi Memorial Museum

Peace Park

Peace StatueNagasaki ‒ Iojima ‒ Takashima

Nagasaki ‒ Fukue ‒ Narao ‒ Narushima

Nagasaki Electric Tramway Co. Ltd

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Lane 4

Lane 5

Akasako ⇔ Shokakuji-Shita (Transit at Ohato) Estimated time: 31 minutes

Akasako ⇔ Hotarujaya (Transit at Sakura-Machi) Estimated time: 29 minutes

Shokakuji-Shita ⇔ Hotarujaya (Transit at Nishihamano-Machi) Estimated time: 13 minutes

Ishibashi ⇔ Hotarujaya (Transit at Nishihamano-Machi) Estimated time: 18 minutes

On foot

Glover Sky Road

Glover Sky Road

Observatory Area

Fee: 500yen (adult) 250yen (child)Purchase at: Tourist Information Center, Hotel etc…Purchasing inside the train is not available.

★Train one day pass

★Transfer ticket

120yen (adult) 60yen (child)

★Boarding fee (flat rate / tax included)

For more details please contact

TEL095-845-4111

Kokaido-Mae

Suwajinja-Mae

Shindaiku-Machi

Shin Nakagawa-Machi

Hotarujaya

Ouratenshudo-Shita

Ishibashi

Kanko-Dori

Shianbashi

Shokakuji-Shita

大浦天主堂

Stops only at Akasako

Exotic Area●Oura Zone

Energetic and Historic Area●Central Zone

Observatory Area●Zone around the station

Love and Peace Area●Urakami Zone

Nature and Entertainment Area●Nomo Peninsula Zone●Iojima・Takashima Zone

Devotion・Culture Area●Sotome・Kinkai Zone

Information on Nagasaki eventsEvent Calendar

Information on IlluminationsIntroduction of Illuminated facilities

It began in Nagasaki...Japan’s firsts

Collection of Nagasaki specialty productsGourmet and Gifts

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Park and Ride Car ParkPublic Transport Transit Car Park

Standard vehicle parked for more than 2 hours: 600yen per parking

For more details, TEL.095-829-1170 (Nagasaki Traffic Planning Division)

Peace Park Car Park (AM7:00～PM8:00) / space for 93 standard vehicles, 32 busesMatsuyama-Machi Car Park (AM7:30～PM10:00) / space for 288 standard vehicles, 10 busesKenei Baseball Stadium Car Park (AM7:30～PM10:00) / space for 149 standard vehicles, 5 buses

A car park where you can park your vehicle on the outskirts of Nagasaki and travel to the city by bus or train. You can now enjoy sightseeing without being concerned with traffic jams. The map for the car park can be found at the Tourist Information Center.

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Delivery ProcedureReservation Place: JR Nagasaki Station Tourist Information CenterTEL. 095-823-3631Order Time: AM8:00～PM2:00(Delivery will be completed to the lodging facility by 5p.m.)Fee: 200yen per packageDuration: Until 31st March 2013

Luggage delivery is provided from JR Nagasaki Station to your place of lodging. Reservations will be received only within the delivery coverage area. Please consult prior to your reservation.

Chin-Chin Densha (train)

A transfer ticket is required when traveling between Akasako and Ishibashi. Please transfer at Sakura-Mahci. Please make sure to receive a transfer ticket by saying ｢Nori tsugimasu｣ to the driver when you get off.

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Urakami Eki-Mae

Sanno Shrine Second Arch (One legged Tori Arch)

Daigaku Byoin-Mae

Hamaguchi-Machi

Matsuyama-Machi

Urakamishako-Mae

Nagasaki daigaku-Mae

Iwayabashi

Wakaba-Machi

Chitose-Machi

Sumiyoshi

Akasako

Showa-Machi Dori

Nagasaki Eki-Mae

Ourakaigan-Dori

Tsuki-Machi

Nigiwaibashi

Kokaido-Mae

Shiminbyoin-Mae

Nishihamano-Machi

Nishihamano-Machi

Streetcar Stop with transfer dispenser

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum

Nagasaki Seaside Park(Nagasaki Mizubenomori Park)

Hollander (Dutch) Slope

Confucian Shrine

Shinchi Chinatown

Oura CathedralGlover Garden

Megane-bashi (Spectacles Bridge)

Sofuku-ji Temple

Kofuku-ji Temple

Siebold Memorial Museum

Suwa Shrine

Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture

Site of the Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan

Sakamoto International Cemetry

Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum

Nagasaki Seiyokan

Urakami Cathedral

Memorial at Hypocenter of the Atomic Bomb Explosion

NyokodoNagaitakashi Memorial Museum

Peace Park

Nagasaki Electric Tramway Co. Ltd

Naminohira-Machi

Higashikotohira 2 Chome

Ueda-Machi

Aioi-Machi

Izumo 1 Chome

Kozone-Machi

Matsugae-MachiTokiwa-Machi

Oura-Machi

Shita-Machi

Oura Higashi-Machi

Higashiyama-Machi

Higashi Yamate-Machi

UmegasakiMachi

Kago-Machi

Dejima-Machi

ShinchiMachi Doza-Machi

Junin-MachiKannai-Machi

Nishikoshima 1 Chome

Nakashin-Machi

Minami Yamate-Machi

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Nagasaki Tax Office

Kozone Park

Yuzuriha Hospital

Former Steele Memorial Academy

Marine Observatory

Former Glover Residence

Oura ChurchFormer Latin Seminario

Myogyo-ji Temple

NTT West JapanNagasaki Hospital

Oranda-Zaka

Maizou MuseumHigashi Yamate District Preservation Center

GymnasiumKwassui Gakuin DormitoryShowa Kai

Hospital

Jiyu-Tei

Former Walker House

Former Ringer House

Former Alt House

Former Mitsubishi No.2 Dock House

Oura ShudoinMatsugae Park

The Eighteenth Bank (18Bank)

Kaisei Gakuen Dormitory

Kaisei Gakuen School

Oura Kindergarten

Jokoin

Koshashin-Shiryokan (Museum of Vintage Photographs)

Minami Yamate Rest House

Nagasaki Traditional Performing Art Museum

Maria Park

Oura Police Station

Nagasaki Bus Mastugae Branch

Minami Yamate District Preservation Center

ANA Clown Plaza Hotel Nagasaki Glover Hill

Hotel Majestic

Hotel Monterey Nagasaki

Umegasaki Junior High school

Kwassui Gakuin School

Higashi YamateNo.13 Hall

Higashiyamate neighborhood in the former Oura European quarter

Former Site of the Nagasaki Minato Harbor Office

Former British Consulate

New Tanda Hotel

Nagasaki Seaside Park

Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum

NTT Nagasaki

Nagasaki Bus Terminal Hotel

Victroia Inn Nagasaki

Dormy Inn Nagasaki

Shinchi Park

Hotel JAL City Nagasaki

Juzenkai Hospital

Dojindo

Tenkodo

Kannondo

Umegasaki Shrine

Daitoku-ji Temple Park

Fukken Kaikan Hall

Nagasaki Washington Hotel

Nagasaki Customs Office

Captian’s Room

Former Stone Depository (Ishikura)

Dejima Tree (Dejimanoki)Miniature Dejima

Dejima Entrance (East Side)

Eighteenth Bank Main BranchFukumoto Inn

Former Dejima Protestant Seminary

ChokyubashiChuobashi

First Officer’s Quarters

Nagasaki Dejima Wharf

Nagasaki International Tourism and Convention Association

Hotel Belleview NagasakiComfort Hotel Nagasaki

Nagasaki Prefectural Office

Civic Hospital

Nagasaki Dejima Road Minato Park

Shinwa Bank

Nagasaki Matsugae International Terminal Building

Site of Japan's first international telegraph stationSite of the Nagasaki Telegraph Company・Site of the former Minamiyamate foreign settlement

Former site of St. John's Episcopal Church

Site of the first Protestant Episcopal Mission in Japan founded by C.M.Williams

Pierre Loti’s Place of temporary residence Stone Columns of Foreign Settlement Boundary

Site of the formerChinese Quarter

Site of Japan's first baloon launching

Site of Japan's first locomotive

Former Site of Unjosho

The Former Dejima Protestant Seminary

Site of the Former Hyomotsuyakusho (Edo Period Government Export Office)

Site of Japan’s first Bowling

Nagasaki Peace Museum

Matsugae International Tourism Pier

Nagasaki Port BayJoint Government Building

Glover Garden Entrance

Glover Garden Entrance

Vertical Elevator

Glover Sky Road

Nagasaki Bus Terminal

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To JR Nagasaki Station→

AIG Nagasaki Building

Streetcar Stop with transfer dispenser

Dejima Entrance (West Side)Suimon (Water Gate)

Edomachi Park

Nishihamano-MachiNo.1, No.5 Boarding spot

Nagasaki Port

Glover Garden

Oura Cathedral

Higashi Yamate No.12 Hall

Western Style Houses at Higashi Yamate

Hollander (Dutch) Slope

Nagasaki Ryoma Road

Dejima

Former Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Nagasaki Branch Museum

大浦海岸通り

Glover-Dori

Oranda-Dori

Tojinyashiki-Dori

Dejima Kaigan-Dori

Tsukimachi-Dori

Shinchi Chinatown

MatsugaeDori

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Suka Gogodo Art Museum

Ouratenshudo-Shita

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Tsuki-Machi

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Miniature DejimaThis is a model of one fifteenth of Dejima which was sculptured based on Kawahara Keiga’s illustration ‘Nagasaki Dejima’.

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For more than 200 years during the period of national isolation, this unique place was the window for foreign trade. During the 19th century the island consisted of 49 buildings including houses, restaurants, warehouses, guard stations, etc. 25 of them are currently under renovation. At present 5 buildings including the Captain’s room have been completed and opened to the public.

Megami Ohashi

●Toll fare: 100yen (standard and small vehicles) Free of charge for pedestrians

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Open since December 2005, Megami Ohashi is the longest cable-stayed bridge in Kyushu. The bridge is suspended 65 meters above the sea, enabling ships to pass below the bridge easily. This is a new landmark of Nagasaki, adding fantasy decoration with illuminations and strides.

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Exotic Area

Dejima

Originally used as a warehouse for the ferries, or ‘tosen’, this area has now become one of the three biggest Chinatowns in Japan. A 250 meter long red colored lane with‘Chukamon,’ or Chinese style gates, passersby aregreeted by the aroma of Chinese food.

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Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown

●Next to Dejima Streetcar Stop ●AM8:00～PM6:00 (Entrance is allowed until 20 minutes before closing time) Subjected to change according to the season (open 365 days a year) ●500yen (adult) 200yen (High School student) 100yen (Junior High・Elementary student) ●TEL. 095-821-7200

From the end of Edo period through to the Meiji Period, foreign colonies existed in the Higashi-Yamate / Minami-Yamate area, Westerners were called as ‘Oranda San’ and the road they use to walk around was called ‘Orandazaka’ or ‘Dutch Slope’. The inside sightseeing spot is Kassui Slope which continues the Dutch Slope towards Kassui Women’s University.

3 Dutch SlopeAfter viewing the Spanish Art collection and the arts related to Nagasaki, enjoy a cup of coffee with a view of the canal. Nagasaki Port is visible from the roof top garden.

5 Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum

●4 minutes’ walk from Shimin Byoin-Mae Streetcar Stop

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●8 minutes’ walk from Tsuki-Machi Streetcar Stop

●2 minutes’ walk from Tsuki-Machi Streetcar Stop.

Museum of Vintage Photographs ・Maizou MuseumPictures such as taken by Ueno Hikoma, the first business photographer in Japan and the then Nagasaki Port, etc. are exhibited.●4 minutes’ walk from Ishibashi Streetcar Stop●AM9:00～PM5:00 (Closed from Dec. 29～Jan.3)●Entrance fee: 100yen (Adult・High School student) 50yen (Junior High・Elementary student)●TEL. 095-820-3386

A Spot of Interest

●3 minutes’ walk from Dejima Streetcar Stop●AM10:00～PM8:00 (Closed on 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, Tuesday if Monday is a holiday and for New Year)●Visiting fee: [Art Collection] 400yen (general) 300yen (University student・Senior Citizen (above 70 years), 200yen (High・Junior High・Elementary School student) ●Free for elementary students within the prefecture ●Affiliated car park is available.

This Chinese colony was established with the objective of preventing illegal trade. Several dozens of long rooms were lined up providing accommodation for around 2000 people.

Megami Ohashi

Glover GardenTomachi Tunnel

Kosuge-Machi Public Hall

Site of former Kosuge ShipyardNagasaki Soko Co. Ltd

South Sewage Treatment WorksRemains

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Nagasaki was one of the few ports open for foreign trade since the period of national isolation. One can imagine the then appearance of Nagasaki with foreign colonies by visiting this area.

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Heart Stone

This is a typical Western-style house built between the end of Edo period and Meiji period was the former residence of British trade merchant William Alt. Considered as an important cultural asset.

This is a two storied Western-style building built during the Meiji period and was used as a lodging facility for foreign sailors while docked. The Nagasaki Port is visible from the second floor.

Former Mitsubishi No.2 Dock House

Former Alt House

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Former Glover Residence

This is a spacious, Western-style hall with a unique verandah used for Russian and American Consulates. This is an important cultural asset which holds historic documents related to various private schools built during the period of foreign colonies.

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Higashi Yamate No.12 Hall

●8 minutes’ walk from Shimin Byoin-Mae Streetcar Stop. ●AM9:00～PM5:00 (Closed: Dec.29～Jan. 3) ●TEL. 095-827-2422

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These were originally built to rent to foreigners. At present, the Higashi Yamate District Preservation Center，Vintage Photographs ・ Maizou Museum, Foreign Cultural Exchange Hall ・ World Food Restaurant Higashi Yamate (Chikyukan) are located here.

Valuable Bekko crafts and engineering tools are on display. Built in the 31st year of the Meiji Period (1898) as the Nagasaki Custom’s Kudarimatsu Office. The building is an important cultural asset.

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●4 minutes’ walk from Ishibashi Streetcar Stop.●AM9:00～PM5:00 (Closed from Dec.29～Jan. 3)●TEL. 095-820-0069

This is Japan’s oldest Western-style, wooden residence. One can find the entrance to hidden rooms at the doorway in the ceiling of the corridor near Tsuru Glover’s room. It is believed that Glover used to meet and discuss with loyalists from Satsuma Clan and Choshu Clan from Tobaku group secretly in these rooms. He has discussed with his colleagues on the matter of Japan’s future. There are nine other historic houses such as Former Ringer House scattered among the area.

１４ Glover Garden

●5 minutes’ walk from Ouratenshudo-Shita Streetcar Stop●AM8:00～PM6:00 (Entrance is allowed until 20 minutes before closing time)(AM8:00～PM9:30 End of April～Beginning of May, End of July～Beginning of October) (open 365 days a year) ●600yen (general) 300yen (High School student) 180yen(Junior High・Elementary School student ) ●TEL. 095-822-8223

●2 minutes’ walk from Ouratenshudo-Shita　Streetcar Stop●AM9:00～PM5:00 (Closed from Dec.29～Jan.3)●100yen (general) 50yen (Elementary・Junior High・High School student)(in case of a group with more than 15 visitors, 80yen (general) 30yen (Elementary・Junior High・High School student) ●TEL. 095-827-4331

This is a three story building built in the 37th year of the Meiji Period (1904). This is the largest Western style building and is an important cultural asset. The first floor, which was originally used as a bank, is now a multipurpose hall rented for exhibitions and concerts. On the 2nd and 3rd floors the history of Nagasaki is introduced.

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●3 minutes’ walk from Ouratenshudo-Shita Streetcar Stop●AM9:00～PM5:00 (Entrance is until PM 4:40) (Closed from Dec.29～Jan. 3) ●100yen (general) 50yen (Elementary・Junior High・High School student)●TEL. 095-827-8746

●4 minutes’ walk from Ouratenshudo-Shita　Streetcar Stop●AM8:00～PM6:00 (Entrance is until PM5:45) (open 365 days a year) ●300yen (general) 300yen (Junior High・High School student) 200yen (Elementary School student )●TEL. 095-823-2628

This Confucian shrine was established for worshipping the sacred relics of Confucius, the founder of Confucianism. This is a unique foreign Mausoleum built by Chinese people. It consists of various monuments brought from China including statues of 72 philosophers and statues of Confucius. In the rear side, the historical Museum of China is located which is almost valuable as a Chinese national treasure.

１２ Confucian Shrine ・Historical Museum of China

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This Western style wooden residence was built in mid Meiji Era and is currently used as an art museum named ｢Minami Yamate No.9 Hall｣. Monochrome paintings based on the Japanese background of Suka Gogodo and natural beauty can be viewed here.

１１ Nagasaki City Suka Gogodo Art Museum

●3 minutes’ walk from Ouratenshudo-Shita　Streetcar Stop ●AM8:30～PM5:30 (Entrance is until PM5:00) (open 365 days a year) ●600yen (general) 300yen (Elementary・Junior High・High School student) ●TEL. 095-824-4022

●7 minutes’ walk from Ouratenshudo-Shita　Streetcar Stop●AM9:00～PM5:00 (Closed from Dec.29～Jan. 3)●100yen (general) 50yen (Elementary・Junior High・High School student) ●TEL. 095-820-3328

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This was built by a French father in the first year of Genji Period (1864), to commemorate the execution of 26 martyrs at Nishizaka. This is Japan’s oldest wooden Gothic style church.　Among the stained glass which decorates the holy shrine, some are more than 100 years old. Bronze statues (P.12) of the 26 martyrs in Oura cathedral and Nishizaka were built to face each other.

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The unexpected relationship between Glover and beerGlover was born in Scotland and landed in Japan from Shanghai in the 6th year of the Ansei Period (1859), upon Japan’s opening to the world. He was involved in various trade activities and drove the first steam engine vehicle in Japan along the Oura beach. He also administered the Takashima Coal Mine together with the Nabeshima Clan. The dominating former Glover House in Nagasaki Port was his residence during his stay at Nagasaki. At present the former Glover House stands as Japan’s oldest Western style wooden house. So, How does the relationship between Glover and Beer connect to this story?Glover migrated to Tokyo in the 16th year of the Meiji Period and started to produce and sell beer by building ‘Japan Brewery Company’. This is the beginning of systematic national production of Beer in Japan and was the predecessor of present Kirin Beer Co. Ltd.The Kirin illustrated on modern Kirin Beer label is a Chinese dormant, an imaginary beast. Some argue that the mustache of Kirin comes from Glover’s trademark mustache. In the 32nd year of the Meiji Period he opened restaurants in Ishibashi and Yokohama stations and earned a great popularity by selling Kirin beer.Glover lived an eventful and glorious life and now rests peacefully at Sakamoto International Cemetery.

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Oura cathedral was a national treasure before the war.

Due to this reason it still holds its sacred bell which

was left without contributing to the army during Second

World War. At present one can listen to this unchanged

sound at 12 in the afternoon and 6 in the evening.

There is a heart shaped stone lying among the stone path in the garden complex. It is said that one who finds it will gain happiness and his/her wishes would come true.

「Makes your 　dreams come true!」

Opera singer ｢Kiwa Teiko｣ Gallery

Kiwa Teiko is an opera artist who introduced Japan to the rest of the world by performing ｢Madam Butterfly (Chocho Fujin)｣. Relics of this great artist who is also known as ‘Prima Donna’ are displayed.

Nagasaki Ryoma Road

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Shinchi Chinatwon

Santo Domingo Church Museum

Umezono Migawari Tenmangu

Nakano Chaya

Tateyama air raid shelter

Meganebashi

Sofuku-ji Temple

Kofuku-ji Temple

Nagasaki kameyama Shachu Memorial Museum

Statue of Sakamoto Ryoma

Suwa Shrine

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Bakumatsu Monument “Ms Oryo and Gekkin”

Bakumatsu Monument “Modern Letterpress Press and Motogi Shouzou”

Bakumatsu Monument “Old Time Photography”

Bakumatsu Monument “Kaientai flag and Yugaomaru”

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Ueno Hikoma, Sakamoto Ryoma Monument

Site of the former home of artist Kinoshita Itsuon

Site of Former Nagasaki Holy Shrine

Source of the former Kurata water conduit

Site of the former residence of pioneer photographer Ueno Hikoma

Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture

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Starting point of the Nagasaki-Tokyo mail route Remains

Former site of Narabayashi Chinzan

Site of the former home of Dutch interpreter yoshio Kogyu

Origin of Former hokaura-Machi

Medical Training Center

Site of the residence of Motoki Shozo

Gosoku no Kutsu Memorial

Site of the Kozone ResidenceMisericordia Head Office

Site of former Shiju Yoshimura Usai Site of the Former Shinmachi Typographic Training Institute

Monument Honoring Kondo Chojirou

Site of formerTotsuji Harbor Office

Site of former San Francisco Church

Site of Santo Domingo Church Museum

Site of Former residence of Suetsugu Heizou

Site of the former Nagasaki Trade Assembly Headquarters

Site of FormerTateyama Government Office

Site of Yama no Saint Maria Church

Site of former English Traning Center

Site of Japan’s first Cannery

Birth place of Mukai Kyorai

Jesuits the feudal fiefdom HeadquartersNaval Training CenterSite of the Former West Magistrate Office

Captian’s Room

First Officer’s Quarters

Dejima Entrance (West Side)Suimon (Water Gate)

Comfort Hotel Nagasaki

Nagasaki City LibraryNagasaki City Hall

Municipal Suwa Gymnasium

Nagasaki Prefectural Library

Suwa Kindergarten

Motsunomori Shrine

Tamaya Department Store

Nagasaki City Water and Sewarage Commission

Sakura-Machi Elementary School

Nagasaki Police Station Civic Active CenterLantana

Miyanoshita Park

Oide-bashi Momotanibashi

Isenomiya

Korai-bashi

Amida-bashi

Zeniya-bashi

Momiji-bashi To Siebold Memorial Museum

Shinwa Bank

Bank of Japan

Nagasaki Prefectural Labor Welfare Bureau

Nagasaki Girls Commercial High School

Red Cross Center Kokaido-Mae

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Nagasakishi Kokaido

Nagasaki Core Communicate

Nagasaki City HallAnnex

Fire BrigadeNagasaki City Central Fire Department

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Former Stone Depository (Ishikura)

Dejima Tree (Dejimanoki) Miniature Dejima

Chokyubashi

Chuobashi

Yorozubashi

Umeya Shop Site

Nigiwaibashi

Tokiwabashi

Nagasaki Ginya-Machi Church

Takahara Central Hosptial

Nagasaki Rehabilitation Hospital Suwa

Elementary School

Ichiriki Japanese style Restaurant

Chuo KindergartenJoan-ji Temple

Sanpo-ji Temple

Statue of Ryoma’s Boots

Kameyama Shachu Museum Exhibition Hall

Wakamiyainari Shrine

Jinso-ji Temple Zenrin-ji Temple

Kogen-ji Temple

Fukurobashi

Uoichi-bashi Higashishinbashi Higashishin-bashi

Ichiran-bashi

Furumachi-bashi

Amikasa-bashi ChristianYuai kan Social CenterKindergarten

Koei-ji Temple

Nakashimagawa Park

Uonomachi Park

Nagasaki Civic Hall

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Dejima Entrance (East Side) The Former Dejima Protestant Seminary

Site of the former Nagasaki Branch of Tosa Shokai

Site of former St．Augustine Church

Location of the former Shinchi warehouses

Site of the former Doza

Mukai Kyorai Poetry Monument

Shianbashi Monument

Grave site of Saigo Shiro

Kusumoto Ine (female doctor)Kondo Chojiro (Kameyama Shachu)Grave of Matsuda Masanori (founder of tin can)

Site of Kameyama Yakikama

Site related to Sun Wen

Site of the former residence of pioneer tea merchant Oura Kei

Birthplace of journalist and playwright Fukuchi Genichiro

Former Dejima Protestant Seminary

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Edomachi Park

Nagasaki Prefectural Office

Nagasaki Prefectural Police Headquarters

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Meruka Tsuki-Machi

Chuo Park

Shinwa bank

Nagasaki District Public Prosecutors’ Office

Nagasaki Family Court

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Mizuho Bank

Hayama Department Store

Hamano-Machi

Shinwa Bank

Mitsubishi Tokyo UFJ Bank

Hotel JAL City Nagasaki

Umegasaki Shrine

Daitoku-ji Park

Maruyama Park

Shisekiryotei Kagetsu

Shokaku-ji temple

Takashimashuhan old residence

Richmond Hotel

Shianbashi Car Park

Nagasaki Bank

Mikaeri YanagiOmoikiribashi

Hosshin-ji Temple

Daionji Kindergarten

Daionji Kindergarten

Daion-ji Temple

Jiko Kindergarten

Grave of Ueno Hikoma

Kazagashira Park

Daiko-ji Temple

Heifuri Slope Kodaiji Kindergarten

Chosho-ji Temple

Eimei-ji Temple

Kodaiji Temple

Kisho Japanese style Restaurant

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The Hamilton Nagasaki

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Kiyomizudera TempleYataro・Yataro Minamikan Nagasaki Museum of Kites

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Nagasaki Bus Terminal

FukusayaHamakatsu Shippoku

Yosso

Shinchi Park

Nagasaki Washington Hotel

Dormy Inn Nagasaki

Nishihamano-MachiNo.1, No.5 Boarding spot

Nishihamano-MachiNo.1, No.5 Boarding spot

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Kokaido-Mae

Shindaiku-Machi

Suwajinja-Mae

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Nigiwaibashi

Shianbashi

Shokakuji-Shita

Kanko-Dori

Tsuki-Machi

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Victroia Inn Nagasaki

Mitsubishi UFJ Shintaku Bank

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Siebold was charged with spying and was deported from Japan. He went back to Holland and worked hard to open trade of Japan to the outside world with the help of the king. The aspiration for his motivation might have been the feeling of leaving his wife Taki and daughter Ine in Japan. He succeeded in re-entering to Japan but died after four years upon his return to his country.

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Was built in the 6th year of the Kanei (1629). This is the store house of national treasures. The red gate in the shape of an Opulent flower at the entrance is called the ‘Ryugumon’. The annual Chinese Bon Festival takes place in a lively fashion by overseas Chinese people in July on the Chinese calendar.

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●3 minutes’ walk from Shokakuji-Shita Streetcar Stop●AM8:00～PM5:00 (open 365 days a year) ●300yen (general) 200yen (High・Junior High School student) 100yen (Elementary School student ) ●TEL. 095-823-2645

This 2.7 km road gasps history from Shindaiku near Suwa Shrine which becomes alive during Nagasaki Kunchi Festival to Glover Garden.　One could enjoy walking around and watching the scattered spots related to Ryoma on the side of Nagasaki Ryoma Road.

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●2 minutes’ walk from Suwa Jinja Streetcar Stop

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Was opened in the 6th year of the Genwa Period (1620) as the oldest temple in Nagasaki. The main hall called as Daiyu Heirloom is a designated important cultural asset.

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●6 minutes’ walk from Kokaido-Mae Streetcar Stop●AM8:00～PM5:00 (open 365 days a year)●300yen (general) 200yen (High・Junior High School student) 100yen (Elementary School student ) ●TEL. 095-822-1076

This is Japan’s oldest arch shaped stone bridge. Built under the instructions of Mokusu Nyojo, the chief priest of Kofuku-ji Temple, in the 11th year of the Kanei Period (1634). This is designated as an important cultural asset.

4 Megane-Bashi (Spectacles Bridge)

●5 minutes’ walk from Kokaido-Mae Streetcar Stop

Siebold came to Japan as a doctor affiliated to a Dutch Trading House. He made surveys on Japan and presented them in Europe. He contributed greatly towards modern medicine by opening Narutaki Juku which

fostered Ranpoi (a person who studied Western medicine by means of the Dutch language).

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●8 minutes’ walk from Shin Nakagawa-Machi Streetcar Stop●AM8:00～PM5:00(Entrance is until PM4:30) (Dec.29～Jan. 3 and temporary closing days) ●100yen (general) 50yen (Junior High・Elementary School student )●TEL. 095-823-0707

Siebold’s aspiration towards his wife and daughter

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This area is full of temples rich in traditional taste and commemorates present relics of former site of Kameyama Shachu tracked by Sakamoto Ryoma.

Energetic and Historic Area

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Himi Park

天神籠公園

Syuku-Machi

Penguin Suizokukan-Mae

Ground of Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science

Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science

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Kiridoshi

Marukyo Higashi Nagasaki shop

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Higashi Nagasaki Swimming School

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Tachibana Bay

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Fukuzawa YukichiHe came to Nagasaki at the age of 19 to learn Western studies. Then he changed his major from Western studies to English and visited the Western world as a delegate of the Shogunate. He is the founding father of Keio University.

Okuma ShigenobuHe was born in the Saga Domain and he studied International Business Law and Political Science in his twenties from Dutch educator Verbeck. He went on to become the prime minister in Japan and also held the post of chancellor at Waseda University.

Katsu KaishuHe learnt Western studies and Western Naval studies at the Naval Academy in Nagasaki. He became the Captain of warship Kanrin Maru in the year 1860 and succeeded as the first Japanese to cross the Pacific Ocean. He was the founder of Bakufu Naval Force.

Ito HirofumiHe studied the Western style combat training under Yoshida Shoin at Nagasaki. He held a consultant post under the new Meiji government and eventually became the first Prime Minister of Japan.

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Nagasaki Penguin Aquarium

●Take the bus en route to ‘Aba’ or ‘Kasuga Shako-Mae’ from the East Gate of Nagasaki Station and get off at ‘Penguin Suizokukan-Mae’ bus stop.The bus will leave from South Gate of the station on Saturdays, Sundays and National Holidays.●AM9:00～PM5:00 ●500yen (general) 300yen(3 years old～Junior High School student)●TEL. 095-838-3131

The aquarium is divided into two sections and 152 birds, belonging to 8 different breeds from the 18 breeds in the world lively play around in the facility. Feeding and Touching can be experienced on Saturdays, Sundays and during national holidays.The Natural Experience Zone lies through the nature of rivers, lakes and trees, and is rich with fish and different kinds of insects. One can experience Sea Kayaking at the natural beach jetty and the artificial sea shore「Kaihin Area」.

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●4minutes’ walk from Suwa Jinja-Mae Streetcar Stop●TEL. 095-824-0445

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The statue was built in first year of the Heisei Period (1989) with the help of volunteers and funds collected from all over Japan. From the Kazagashira Park near the former site of Kameyama Shachu, the far horizon lies upon the Nagasaki Port below one’s eyes.

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●10 minutes’ walk from Kazagashirayama Bus Stop

These three shrines were reconstructed at Matsunomori which were burnt down by Christians during the age of provincial wars. They were eventually relocated to the present site on a high hill which overlooks the city area. People in Nagasaki are close to this place and it is referred to as the ‘Osuwa San’. One of the three biggest Kunchi festivals, ‘Nagasaki Kunchi Festival’ is held in every autumn.

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●5 minutes’ walk from Sakura-Machi Streetcar Stop●AM8:30～PM7:00 (Subject to change according to season) (closed on every 3rd Tuesday of the month)●[Exhibition] 500yen (general) 50yen (High・Junior High・Elementary School student )●TEL. 095-818-8366

This museum was opened in Suwa forest. Rich with valuable historic documents relating to foreign cultural exchange, old scripts, artistic crafts etc. A part of the Nagasaki Magistrate’s Tateyama government office is recreated here.

During the Pacific War, the prefectural governor and other officers gathered here and directed security and education during air raids. Testimonies of personalities, comment panels and other found documents are displayed here.

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●9 minutes’ walk from Sakura-Machi Streetcar Stop●AM9:30～PM7:00 (closed on every 3rd Tuesday of the month, Wednesday if Tuesday is a holiday and temporary closing for inspection)●TEL. 095-844-3913 (Division of Inheritance of Atomic Bomb Victims, Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum )

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This place is included in the singings of ‘Nagasaki Burabura Bushi’ and the garden is one of the few remaining examples that were built during the mid Edo Period. Nagasaki City has designated this as a historic site. Inside, there is an exhibition hall dedicated to ‘Shimizu Kon’.

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●8 minutes’ walk from Shianbashi Streetcar Stop●AM9:00～PM5:00 (Until PM7:00 between 20th July and 9th October) (Closed: Dec.29～Jan.3)●[Shimizu Kon Exhibition Hall]: 100yen (general) 50yen (Junior High・Elementary School student)●TEL. 095-827-6890 (Nakano Chaya) TEL. 095-829-1193 (Cultural Division)

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From historic times, this place is known as, ‘Migawari Tenjin’ as it is said to be helping people to heal their body and heart sufferings. In spring one can see lots of Plum flowers.

●8 minutes’ walk from Shianbashi Streetcar Stop or Shokakuji-Shita Streetcar Stop

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●8 minutes’ walk from Sakura-Machi Streetcar Stop●AM9:00～PM7:00 (Closed: Dec.29～Jan.3)●TEL. 095-829-1193 (Nagasaki City Cultural Division)TEL. 095-829-4340 (Museum)

Unearthed articles between the Nanban Period and Daikan Yashiki Period are displayed here. Valuable documents related with Nagasaki City’s history between 17th and 19th centuries can also be viewed.

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Former Shianbashi Monument

The name of amusement Area ｢Shianbashi｣ originates from the name of a bridge. There is a bridge at the entrance of Flower Town (Maruyama) and it is said that this is the place where he was considering whether to go to the Flower Town or not. Photographs are referenced

from the Home Page of National Diet Library.

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Former site of Kameyama Shachu

●15 minutes’ walk from Shindaiku Streetcar Stop●AM9:00～PM7:00(Entrance is until PM4:45) (open 365 days a year)●300yen (general) 200yen (High School Student) 150yen (Junior High・Elementary School student)(in case of a group with more than 15 visitors, 240yen (general) 160yen (High School student) 120yen (Junior High・Elementary School student) ●TEL. 095-823-3400

Inside the building documents related with Nagasaki City’s appearance in the end of Edo period and personalities deeply related to Kameyama Shachu, are displayed. This place introduces the role of Kameyama Shachu and Nagasaki towards the development of modern Japan.

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JR Urakami Station

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Rokasu-Machi

Nishizaka-Machi

Kaminishiyama-MachiUma-Machi

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KanayaMachi

Goto-Machi

Asahi-MachiBenten-Machi

Hikari-Machi

Yachiyo-Machi

OfunaguraMachi

Hamahira-Machi

Tateyama

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SakamotoMachi

Tenjin-Machi

Saiwai-MachiMori-Machi

Otori-Machi

Hiradokoya-Machi

Akebono-MachiFuchi-Machi

Yanagawa-Machi TakenokuboMachi

Enoura-MachiInasa-Machi

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Shiyakusho-Dori

Asahimachi-Dori

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Inasa Koen-Dori

Sanno-Dori

Shin Urakami Kaido(Urakami Ekimae-Dori)

Inasa Chuo-Dori

Nagasaki Port

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Kyushu Tourism Information Center

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The Mitsubishi Archives

Honren-ji temple

Inasa-Gosinji International Cemetry

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Shofuku-ji Temple

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Site of the former residence of Goto Shojiro

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Hotel Seifu

Garden Terrace Nagasaki

Nagasaki Blue Sky Hotel

Inasayama-chufuku Car Park

Nagasaki Sky Hotel

Mt.Inasa Kankoh Hotel

Fuchi Shrine

Ropeway-Mae

Mitsubishi Ball Park

Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesSaiwaimachi Plant

Chubu Sewage Treatment Works

Morimachi Heart Center

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Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesGeneral Gymnasium

Fuchi Jinja StationInasa Elementary SchoolInasa Jido Park

Inasa-bashi

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Mt.Inasa Park

Ropeway

Inasadake Station

Inasayama-chufukuInasayama Mountain Road

Momijidani Funeral Hall

Fuchi Junior High School

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Brick HallNCC & Studio

Nagasaki ShimbunCulture HallNagasaki

Shimbun Co.Ltd

Yanagawa ParkNagasaki Genbaku Hospital

Nagasaki Pharmaceutical Association

New Urakami Hotel

Sanno Shrine

Nagasaki Prefectural General Welfare CenterNagasaki Prefectural Medical Association

Mizunoura Tunnel

Luke Plaza Hotel

Mitsubishi Electric

Nagasaki Seihi Agricultural Cooperative JR Nagasaki Station

Fire BrigadeNagasaki City Central Fire Department

Nagasaki I.K. Hotel

Central Post Office

Hotel New Nagasaki

JR Kyushu Hotel Nagasaki

Asahi-ohashi

Amu Plaza

Tobacco Industry

Site of the Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan Nishizaka

Elementary School

Nakamashi Church

Hotel Nagasaki

Nagasaki Nisshokan

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Site of the former residence of Saitoh Mokichi

Site of the former residence of Katsu Kaishu

Site of former Zenza

Monument of Urakami Kaido

Site of the former of San Lazaro Hospital &San Joan Church

Monumnet of Jagataraoharu

Site of the former Nagasaki residence of the Omura ClanFormer Koyotei

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Nagasaki Girls Commercial High School

City Office

Nagasaki Police Station

Nagasaki Core Communicate

Nagasaki ParkNagasaki Junior High School

Tateyama Park

Nagasaki Higashi Junior High SchoolNagasaki Higashi High School

Premium Hotel NagasakiBest Western Zenza

Elementary School

Suwa Shrine

Matsumori Shrine

Nishizaka Park

Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture

Prefectural Library

Saitoh Mokichi Short Verse Monument

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Labor Welfare Bureau

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Civic Hall

Inasa Police Station

Gosin-ji Temple

Maruo Junior High School Inasayama Mountain Road

Asahi Elementary School

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Observatory Area In the observatory area you can enjoy the so-called, ‘10 Million Dollars’ worth night view of Nagasaki from Mt. Inasa and look down the city area from Inasa International Cemetery.

The view of Nagasaki from a height of 333 meters is said to be worth of 10 Million dollars. As the houses line up along the side of the mountains, there is a feeling that the glimmer floats upon the sky. During the day of nice weather one can see as far as Unzen.

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Inasayama Observatory

●5 minutes ride by Nagasaki Ropeway from Ropeway-Mae bus stop. Please get off at Inasadake Station. Or 20 minutes ride by car from Nagasaki Station to Chufuku car park.●AM9:00～PM10:00 (open 365 days a year) (Will be temporarily closed during bad weather or inspection)●Return ticket on Ropeway: 1200yen (general) 900yen (Junior High School student) 600yen (child)●TEL. 095-861-6321 (Nagasaki Ropeway)

5 Site of the Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan

●4 minutes’ walk from Nagasaki Eki-Mae Streetcar Stop ●[Site of the Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan]: AM9:00～PM5:00(Closed: Dec.31～Jan.2)●[Site of the Martyrdom of the 26 Saints of Japan]: 500yen (general) 300yen(High・Junior High School student) 150yen (Elementary School student) ●TEL. 095-822-6000

An 18 meter tall Kannon Statue was built to commemorate the war victims in Showa Year 54 or year 1979. There is a monument of Iron helmet which calms one’s soul built by material used in the warship Mutsu.●4 minutes’ walk from Sakura-Machi Streetcar Stop ●AM7:00～PM4:00●200yen (general) 100yen(High・Junior High・Elementary School student)●TEL. 095-823-2663

This international cemetery holds the longest history in Nagasaki. Many ancestors rest here who lived in Nagasaki or died during a voyage.

●1 minute walk from Goshinji-Mae Bus Stop

A factory which builds wooden mockups was built in the 31st year of the Meiji Period (1898), and now is used to store the archives. The history of Nagasaki Ship Building Company since the 4th year of the Ansei Period (1857) can be discovered from the various deposited archives. Reservation is required prior to the visit.

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●1 minute walk from Aku no Ura Bus Stop. ●AM9:00～PM4:30(Entrance is until PM4:00)　(Closed during Saturdays, Sundays, National Holidays and holidays of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Nagasaki Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Ltd)●TEL. 095-828-4134 (Reservation is required prior to the visit)

At this cemetery people who were greatly involved in foreign exchange and a number of foreign personalities rest peacefully. One can learn of these people from the many epigraph monuments, including physician Nagai Takashi along with Glover and h is wi fe (New Sakamoto International Cemetery), who are remembered in the past history, the living style of ancestors and the then morals of people.

●6 minutes’ walk from Mori-Machi Streetcar Stop Entrance is free of charge

This was built to commemorate the execution of 6 foreign missionaries and 20 Japanese believers upon the persecution of Christians in Japan by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. In the 37th year of the Showa Period, or in year 1962, 26

standing Bronze statues were sculptured here and it is still considered as an international site of martyrdom, with many foreign travelers visiting. The adjoining museum displays articles regarding Christian oppression.

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●4 minutes’ walk from Sakura-Machi Streetcar Stop●4 minutes’ walk from Nagasaki Eki-Mae Streetcar Stop ●TEL. 095-822-1652

This is one of the four Fuku-ji Zen Temples in Nagasaki and Obaku Shu priest lived here. One can find various places of interest inside such as Monumnet of Jagataraoharu, wall with enclaved tiles from Matsu-ji Temple, Daiyu Heirloom’s roof etc…

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●5 min. walk from the Hamaguchi-machi Streetcar Stop●8:30～17:30; between May and Aug. 8:30～18:30; Aug. 7 ‒ 9 8:30～20:00. Closed Dec. 29 ‒ 31. ●TEL. 095-814-0055

On the 9th of August 1945, at 11:02 A.M., a B29 airplane dropped the nuclear bomb. It exploded 500m above the marker pole.

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●2 min. walk from the Matsuyama-machi Streetcar Stop

Opened on July 6th 2003, it serves as a memorial to the victims of the atomic bomb and as a message to the future generations. At night about 70,000 lights are turned on, symbolizing the number of people who lost their lives until the end of year 1945.

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●5 min. walk from the Hamaguchi-machi Streetcar Stop●9:00̃17:00 (entry until 16:30; closed on Mon. unless it is a holiday; closed Dec. 29 ‒ Jan. 3). Entry Fee ¥100, Jr. High and El. School ¥50, (group discount for over 15 persons: ¥80 and ¥30 respectively). ●TEL. 095-843-8209

Take a look at Nagasaki through the eyes of the artist Noguchi Yataro, a Japanese pioneer of modern Western-style painting.

●8 min. walk from the Matsuyama-machi Streetcar Stop●9:00～17:00, closed on Mon. (if Mon. is a holiday closed on Tue.)●TEL. 095-844-1777

●10 min. walk from the Ohashi Streetcar Stop. ●Exhibition: ¥400, 3-15 yr old ¥200 Planetarium/panoramic whole-sky movie: ¥500, 3-15 yr old ¥250 ●TEL. 095-842-0505

7 Nagasaki Science Museum“First Nagasaki, then Planet Earth, finally ‒ the Universe”. Get closer to the mysteries of space thanks to the planetarium and the stargazing club.

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●5 min. walk from the Daigaku Byoin-mae Streetcar Stop.●TEL. 095-844-1415

The Sanno Shrine, situated 900 m from the center of the blast, was instantly obliterated by the explosion and the 4000°C heat wave vaporized nearby trees. The only thing that remained is the torii arch standing on a single pillar, reminding us of the tragedy that took place.

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●8 min. walk from the Ohashi Streetcar Stop ●9:00～17:00, closed Dec. 29 ‒ Jan. 3●Fee ¥100, Schoolchildren free. Group discount for 15+ persons ¥80.●TEL. 095-844-3496

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●5 min. walk from the Hamaguchi-machi Streetcar Stop●8:30～17:30; between May and Aug. 8:30～18:30; Aug. 7 ‒ 9 8:30～20:00. Last entry 30 min. before closing. Closed Dec. 29 ‒ 31 ●Fee ¥200, Jr. High and El. School ¥100 ●TEL. 095-844-1231

Learn about the history of nuclear arms development, the events which led to dropping the bomb and the tragic situation after the explosion, as well as the road to revival up to the present day. The museum reminds us about the great value of peace and the horrors of war, which must never be forgotten.

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Peace Park has been founded with the desire for world peace in mind. After the atomic bomb was dropped, it was said that on this spot grass and trees would not grow for 75 years.The Peace Statue was sculpted by Seibo Kitamura, a native of the Nagasaki Prefecture. The raised right hand pointing to the sky symbolizes the nuclear menace, the flatly outstretched left hand, eternal peace, while the slightly closed eyes express a prayer asking that the souls of the victims may find rest. As a whole, the statue conveys a powerful desire for peace.A poem is carved into a memorial plate in front of the park’s fountain, written by a child who suffered from thirst. The fountain, brimming with water, is an offering to all those who lost their strength before they could drink a single drop.

After enduring a long period of oppression, Christians built this church over the course of 30 years, starting in 1895. Once renowned for being the largest Roman-style church in the East, it was utterly destroyed by the nuclear blast.It was reconstructed to its present shape in 1959 and the brick construction was renovated in 1980, a year before the Pope’s visit.A path leads up to the church, charred angel statues standing beside it. The Angelus bell, of which only a broken half remains, still resounds in a beautiful tone.

Dr. Takashi Nagai, a Roman Catholic, gave this tiny house a name inspired by the Bible quote “love thy neighbor as thyself” (“nyoko” means “as thyself”). He lost his wife when the atomic bomb fell and he himself succumbed to leukemia, but that did not stop him from providing aid to other victims. He calls for peace in his many writings.The adjacent memorial hall used to be a library he set up with his own money. The doctor’s photos and personal items are now on display.

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Love and Peace AreaThe Nyokodo, the One - Legged Torii Arch and the Angelus Bell are all a testament to the destruction that the nuclear bomb caused. This is a place that reminds us how precious peace is.

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A resort island featuring houses with eye-catching white walls and orange roofs. There are 3 hotels and a gathering of cottages, a natural hot spring, a tennis court and a spa. Enjoy a relaxing enzyme bath. Also good for a one-day trip.

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●3 min. walk from Iojima Wharf ●Room prices start at ¥6,980 (please call), includes hot spring admittance. Ferry fare ¥980 for adult.●TEL. 095-898-2202

It is one of the 8 lighthouses built in 1866 in accordance to the Edo Treaty, and it is the first hexagonal Western-style lighthouse in Japan. After the bombing it was reconstructed to its present shape and the dome looks the same as it did over 130 years ago.

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●Iojima Terminal → Iojima Lighthouse Bus Stop (10 min. walk from the stop). ●9:00～17:00●Free entry to the Lighthouse Memorial Hall. Closed Dec. 29 - Jan. 3●TEL. 095-898-2011 (Lighthouse Memorial Hall)

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●10 min. walk from Iojima Wharf●13:00～15:00 (only Sat., Sun. and holidays)●Free entry ●TEL. 095-898-2054

Long-known good fishing spot abounding in many kinds of fish, such as grunt, red sea bream, sea chubs and mackerel. Bring your family for casual fishing fun. It will feel like you were catching fish in the open-sea.

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●17 min. walk from Takashima Wharf ●6:30～18:00 (Mar. to Nov.) ●7:00～17:00 (Dec. to Feb.)●Closed on Tue. from Dec. to Feb. Closed on Jan. 1●Adult ¥500, Child ¥250 ●TEL. 095-896-4900

●Adult ¥300, El. School ¥150 (ferry fare not included) Group discount for 15 persons or more: ¥240 and ¥120 respectively. ●TEL. 095-829-1152 (Nagasaki City Culture & Tourism Division)TEL. 095-829-1314(Nagasaki City Saruku Tourism Division)

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Opened to the public on Sep. 1997, this beach is man-made, but the seabed is natural and a beautiful coral reef can be seen. A plank deck is laid on this pleasant beach, spreading a pleasant aroma of wood.

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●15 min. walk from Takashima Wharf ●8:30～18:00 (from mid Jul. to Aug. 31)●Free entry ●TEL. 095-896-3110 (Takashima Administration Center)

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This legendary temple is said to have been visited by Kobo Daishi, the famous monk himself. They say he performed the Homa incense burning ritual here. In the place where the rites took place, a small shoe is now kept. During the Kobo Daishi Day (April 21) it is presented to the public.

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●10 min. walk from Koyagi Gyosei Center-mae Bus Stop ●Free entry●TEL. 095-871-4317

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A place of mystery, linked to the legend of Princess Ochi. Here you will find a grove with a Hamanatsume tree designated as a natural monument, rare wild birds and freshwater fish. There is a beach adjacent to the park, so you can enjoy the charm of both the sea and the lake.

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●Next to Kawahara Koen-mae Bus Stop●TEL. 095-892-1111(Sanwa Administration Center)

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A botanic garden commanding the view of the Tachibana Bay. Located along Prefectural Road No. 34, the garden covers a surface of 32,500 m2 and includes 30,000 subtropical plants belonging to 2,000 different species. There are also greenhouses here, including one especially for fruit trees.

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●Next to Anettaishokubutsuen - iriguchi Bus Stop (there is a bus in the garden too)●9:00～17:00 (last entry 16:30). Closed on 3rd Wed. of the month & Dec. 30 ‒ 31●El. School & Jr. High ¥300 (free every Sat.), Adult ¥600 ●TEL.095-894-2050

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The average temperature in Nomozaki is 18̊C, which is well-suited for cultivating Narcissus. Between December and January, 10 million of them blossom in the Suisennnosato Park. It is one of the "100 Fragrant Spots".

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●Next to the Undokoen-mae Bus Stop.●TEL. 095-893-1139 (Nomozaki Administration Center)

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●2 min. walk from Takashima Wharf●9:00̃17:00 (Closed Dec. 29 - Jan. 3) Free entry●TEL. 095-896-3110(Takashima Administration Center)

Takashima used to be a bustling coal mining town. There are authentic tools and mining carts on display in the museum, as well as photographs that serve as a record of the history of Takashima.

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From 1890, this island supported the modernization of Japan by providing coal from seabed mining. The coal was required in the smelting of iron. At the peak of its activity, the island town had 5,000 inhabitants and is said to have reached the highest population density in the world at the time. High-rise apartments fill this small island like a forest, a rare sight anywhere in the world. Its appearance brings to mind a sea fortress. It is called Gunkanjima (Battleship Island) because its shape resembles the “Tosa” class warship. When sea conditions permit, tourists are allowed to land on the island.

This white Gothic church is a symbol of the island. Originally built during the Meiji period, the damage from lightning storms and typhoons was too severe to repair. Thus the church was built anew in 1931 and given the name "Church of Archangel Michael". A registered cultural heritage spot.

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●Next to the Undokoen-mae Bus Stop.●TEL. 095-892-0078(South Nagasaki Chamber of Commerce)●TEL. 095-829-1152(Nagasaki City Culture & Tourism Division)

The exhibition has been updated for the occasion of opening Gunkanjima, or Battleship Island, to tourists. Here you can learn about the role the island played in the modernization of Japan and about everyday lives of people from that period. When the weather is fine you can enjoy the view of Gunkanjima.

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Nature and Entertainment AreaAn area surrounded with magnificent nature: clear blue sea and lush vegetation. It soothes both mind and body.

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Devotion・Culture Area A place beloved by the writer Endo Shusaku, here the spirit of literature and Christian culture permeates the air.

Sotome was the background location to the plot of the novel "Silence", which is seen a starting point for Endo's career. The elegant Literary Hall stands in a wonderful spot overlooking the East China Sea. The sea looks marvelous from here, once making Endo say: "God set this land aside for me". His personal items, manuscripts as well as a huge library are on display in the Hall.

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●3 min. walk from Michinoeki (Bungakukan Iriguchi) Bus Stop●9:00̃17:00 (entry until 16:30). Open till 19:00 betw. Jul. 18 and Aug. 31 (entry until 18:30). Closed Dec. 29 - Jan 3 (may also be closed without notice).●Entry Fee ¥350, Schoolchildren ¥200　●TEL. 0959-37-6011

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The first rest stop in the city area, transit and tourist information is available in the lounge. Many people come here to see the beautiful sunset, a grand view of the Sumo marine area and if the weather is good the Goto Archipelago. Here you can taste the local produce, dorosomen and Vaux sur Aure home-style cooking with regional ingredients.

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●1 min. walk from Michinoeki (Bungakukan Iriguchi) Bus Stop

In 1897, the foundations were laid down according to Father de Rotz's design. Construction followed and in 1920 the church was completed. The followers built it brick by brick with their own hands. The modest design serves to bring out the beauty of the bricks. Experience the depth when you come inside and see the rib vault ceiling. The church's stained glass also leaves a lasting impression.

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●1 min. walk from the Kurosaki Kyokai-mae Bus Stop.●6:00～18:00 (all year round)●Free entry ●TEL. 0959-25-0007

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Marc Marie de Rotz came to Shitsu in 1879 to take the post of senior missionary. He used his money to help the poor and passed on practical knowledge and new technologies. Father de Rotz Memorial Hall (a nationally-designated important cultural heritage site) was built in 1885 and used to be a fishing net workshop. Father de Rotz's personal items, such as his favorite organ, are kept here.

4 Father de Rotz Memorial Hall

●5 min. walk from the Shitsu Bunka Mura Bus Stop●9:00～17:00 (closed Dec. 29 ‒ Jan. 3)●Adult ¥300, Schoolchildren ¥100, group discounts for 10+ persons (¥240 & ¥60 respectively)●TEL. 0959-25-1081

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●10 min. walk from the Shizu Bunka Mura Bus Stop●9:00～17:00 (all year round)●Free entry (parking space for 10●TEL. 0959-25-0012

Onakao Rice Terrace

One of the "Top 100 Japanese Rice Terraces". You can try your hand at rice cultivation and harvest.

Ono ChurchDesigned by Father de Rotz, built using local stone fragments with a mixture of coal and red clay as mortar. Important Cultural Heritage Site.

A snow-white church erected in 1882 according to father de Rotz's plans. The exterior is made out of bricks, the entrance and the interior out of wood. There are three aisles and the ceiling is painted with frescos. The roof is low to minimize damage caused by the wind. The bell was brought by the priest from France and its beautiful sound can be heard in the mornings and evenings. The church became famous when it was featured in the movie “Gege” based on Masashi Sada's work. A designated cultural heritage site.

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●4 min. walk from the Shitsu Bunka Mura Bus Stop●9:00～17:00 (closed Dec. 29 - Jan. 3)●Entry ¥300, Schoolchildren ¥100 (incl. entry to the Father de Rotz Memorial Hall)Group discount for 10+ persons (¥240 and ¥60 respectively)●TEL. 0959-25-1188

The long and rich history of Sotome, with its beginnings in the Paleolithic era, is introduced through numerous and precious exhibition items. There is earthenware and household items from the Jomon and Kofun periods, as well as items related to coal mining on Ikeshima and the "hidden Christians", such as the Maria-kannon.

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●Next to Jishoji-mae Bus Stop●TEL. 095-884-2005

Built to bring repose to the deceased Donna Mariina, daughter of Sumitada Omura, in a time when the influence of Nichiren Buddhism was growing. Donna Mariina practiced Christianity even when it was subject to harsh punishment and kept her faith strong even after being banished to seclusion.

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●30 min. by ferry from Kōnoura Wharf●Ferry bound for Ikeshima; Adult ￥400, Child ￥200●Shinei-maru Ferry (Ikeshima ̃ Kōnoura), 5 cruises every day (4 cruises Jun. 1 ‒ Sep. 30; 2 cruises on Sat.) (No cruises on 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month). Adult ￥350, Child ￥150.●TEL. 0959-24-0211(Sotome Administration Center)●Ikeshima, Coal Mining Experience TEL. 0959-26-0333(Mitsui Matsushima Resources).

Ikeshima Island, floating in the Sumo area, contains the last coal mine on Kyushu to close down. The mine ceased operations in 2001, bringing an end to its 42 year history. Now it is a tourist spot in which you can try your hand at extracting coal or operating a mining drill inside the mine. (reservation only)

French missionary Marc Marie de Rotz.

During his missionary work, he also made an effort to help the poverty-stricken people of Sotome. He taught about agriculture, fishing, architecture, flour milling, extracting vegetable oil, making bread, macaroni, farm tools and fishing nets. He was called "The Father of Sotome"

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“Kite battles” are organized since the 18th century. Contestants try to cut their rival’s kite rope.

Tall ships from Japan and abroad sail into harbor together in a spectacular display. During the festival many smaller events are organized.

Kite Flying Festival

Nagasaki Kunchi Festival

Nagasaki Harbor Festival

Spirit Boat Festival

Nagasaki Lantern Festival

An autumn festival of the Suwa Shrine, one of the three Grand Festivals of Japan. Its name is related to the fact that it is celebrated on September 9th ("kunchi" means "ninth day"). Since the funds for the celebration were secured in the form of a loan from the feudal magistrate’s office, with each year it was more and more magnificent. Since the “dancing district” (the district whose residents perform a dance to honor the gods) changes each year, it is best to look up the schedule beforehand.

Nagasaki Tall Ship Festival

It has its roots in the “Shunsetsu Matsuri”, a celebration of the Chinese New Year that took place in the Shinchi Chinatown.A many as 15,000 Chinese lanterns fill the city with vibrant light during the festival.

Whether it’s the fireworks lighting up the "10 million dollar" Nagasaki night sky, Peiron Boat Race Championships or a Feifan cruise, a plethora of exciting events await.

Nagasaki Saruku (walk)

Nomozaki Lotus Flower Festival

2012 Nagasaki Lantern festival

Tateyama Park Cherry Bloom Festival

Kazegashira Park Cherry Blossom Festival

Nagasaki Kite Festival

Konpira Park Kite Festival

2012 Nagasaki Ships Festival

Glover Garden Night Viewing

Nagasaki Port Opening Anniversary

Mt. Inasa Azalea Festival

Nagasaki Hydrangea Festival

Glover Garden Night Viewing

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Gion Festival

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Nagasaki Peiron Boat Race

Nagasaki Night Market

Nagasaki Peace Memorial Ceremony

Spirit Boat Procession

Chinese Bon Festival

Kounoura Discovery Walk

2012 Nagasaki Foreigner Settlement Festival

8th Annual China Town Autumn Festival

Confucius Festival

Nagasaki Traditional Crafts and Performing Arts Festival

2012 Nagasaki “Madam Butterfly” Festival

Nagasaki Kunchi (Autumn Festival)

Takengei Festival (Bamboo Pole Show)

2012 Nagasaki Bay Side Marathon & Walk

12th Annual Maruyama Hana Festival

Nagasaki Heartfull Christmas Illumination

Glover Garden Winter Festival

Nagasaki Event Info

○3 min. walk from the Tsukimachi Streetcar Stop○E.g. Shinchimachi, Minato Park○Tel. 095-822-8888

○4 min. walk from the Suwa Jinja-mae Streetcar Stop○E.g. Ｓｕｗａ Shrine○Tel. 095-822-0111

○Nagasaki Seaside Park○Tel. 095-822-0111

○Nagasaki Harbor (Nagasaki Seaside Park)○Tel. 095-822-8888

○E.g. Tohakkei, Konpirayama, Inasayama○Tel.095-823-7423

The spirits of the recently departed are sent off to paradise in elaborately crafted boats.

2012 Nagasaki Event Calendar

The event schedule may be subject to change.

“Saruku” means “to take a casual stroll” in the local dialect. Take a walk through Nagasaki, the city where the cultures of East and West, Japan, China and Holland come together. Explore its history and hidden charm to your heart’s content.

■Nagasaki Fun Saruku - walk freely with a special map in your hand. 39 tours.■Nagasaki Tour Saruku - take a walk to see the main attractions of Nagasaki while listening to Saruku Guide’s explanations. 29 tours. (Reservation required. Up to 15 people for 1 tour.)

■Nagasaki Study/Gourmet Saruku - including an expert’s lecture and a guided tour. (reservation and participation fee required)

1/8 (Mon) ‒ 2/5 (Sun)

1/23 (Mon) ‒ 2/6 (Mon)

Late March to Early April

Late March to Early April

4 / 1 ( S u n )

Early April (To be confirmed)

4/26 (Thu) ‒ 4/30 (Sun)

4/26 (Thu) ‒ 5/6 (Sun)

4 / 2 7 ( F r i )

Late April ‒ Early May( T o b e c o n fi r m e d )

5/26 (Sat) ‒ 6/17 (Sun)

7/20 (Fri) ‒ 10/9 (Tue)

Mid July to the end of August

7/27 (Fri) ‒ 7/29 (Sun)

7/28 (Sat) ‒ 7/29 (Sun) ( T o b e c o n fi r m e d )

7/28 (Sat) ‒ 7/29 (Sun)( T o b e c o n fi r m e d )

Late July to Late August

8 / 9 ( T h u )

8 / 1 5 ( T h u )

9/12 (Wed) ‒ 9/14 (Fri)

M i d S e p t e m b e r

M i d S e p t e m b e r

L a t e S e p t e m b e r( T o b e c o n fi r m e d )

9 / 2 9 ( S a t )

9 / 3 0 ( S u n )( T o b e c o n fi r m e d )

10/6 (Sat) ‒ 10/21 (Sun)( T o b e c o n fi r m e d )

10/7 (Sun) ‒ 10/9 (Tue)

10/14 (Sun) ‒ 10/15 (Mon)

L a t e O c t o b e r

M i d N o v e m b e r

Late November to Late December

12/22 (Sat) ‒ 12/25 (Tue)

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All Year

End of July

Apr. 21-25

Apr. ～Beg. of May. (Every Sun. and Holiday)

2012 Jan. 23～Feb. 6

Aug. 15th

Oct. 7-9

The city filled with vibrant colors:

Winter Celebration

Experience exotic cultures: Autumn Grand Festival

Bustle and excitement:

the Spirit of Summer

Tall ships liven up the harbor:

Spring’s Big Events

●City Walk Tour with a guide. (￥500 fee for jr. high school and older)●Inside-Facility Tour with a guide. 3 tours. (Glover Garden, Dejima and Atomic Bomb Museum. Tours are free of charge, but there is an entrance fee).* A reservation is generally required, but if a tour does not have a full number of participants it is possible to join on the spot.

Glover GardenA little-known spot for enjoying a night view of the city. Illuminated during evening tours.

◎Next to the Dejima　◎Tel. 095‐821‐7200

◎10 min walk from the Matsuyama Streetcar Stop.◎9:00～17:00 Closed on Mon. If Mon. is a holiday, closed on Tue. ◎Tel.095-844-1777

Minato ParkA Chinese-style park renovated in March 1994. Every year during Chinese New Year celebrations it is bustling with people enjoying the Nagasaki Lantern Festival.

Megane-bashi (Spectacles Bridge)

There are number of stone bridges over Nakashima River. They too are beautifully illuminated.

The illumination of Nakashima River Stone Bridges creates a dreamy, elegant atmosphere to soothe the soul.

Ichiran-bashi Bridge

Susukihara-bashi Bridge

Higashi-Shinbashi Bridge

The lights bring out the whiteness of the walls. It also features beautiful stained glass.

Oura Church

Urakami CathedralWhite Wall of Dejima B-6

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Illumination is on between dusk and 22:00. Depending on the hour some facilities may be closed.

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◎4 min. walk from Ouratenshudo-shita Streetcar Stop◎8:00～18:00 Entry until 17:45. Open all year round.◎Adult ¥300, High School & Jr. High ¥250, Elem. School ¥200◎Tel. 095-823-2628

Opened in December 2005. The illumination is divided into “basic illumination”, which has an everyday feel to it through the use of white light as a main theme, and “special illumination”, with custom color schemes designed for festivals and holidays. Its elegance and splendor never cease to fascinate.

Megami Bridge ～Venus Wing～

◎Toll: Regular Cars ¥100, Pedestrians free.

◎7 min. walk from Ouratenshudo-shita Streetcar Stop ◎8:00～18:00 (Last entry 20 min before closing) 8:00̃21:30 betw. late Jul. and Oct. (night tours).◎ Adult ¥600, High School ¥300, Jr. High & Elem. School ¥180 ◎Tel:095-822-8223

◎8 min. walk from Kokaido-mae Streetcar Stop

◎3 min. walk from the Tsukimachi Streetcar Stop.

Badminton“Various Accounts from the Dutch” introduces tennis as a Dutch version of hanetsuki, a similar Japanese game. The book includes a description of Indonesians playing the game inside the Dutch trading post.

BilliardsIn a diary written by the chief of the Dutch trading post on Dejima there is a 1652 entry saying “I’ve shown them billiards and golf”. Billiards was introduced to Dejima as a way of enjoying free time in those moments when there were no trading tasks for a while.

BowlingIntroduced to Japan quite late ‒ in 1861. It all started when Henry Gibson opened a bowling salon in Dejima. There is a monument dedicated to the occasion on the uphill way to the Oura Church.

KendamaIt came from China (or the Netherlands, according to some) in the Edo Period, called “bilboquet” in French and “cup-and-ball” in English. It was very popular in Western countries such as France.

It is said that this asphalt road, the oldest of its kind in Japan, was laid by Tommy Glover (Japanese name: Tomisaburo Kuraba), son of Thomas Blake Glover.

The production method of Maruboro, originally a ship food for Dutch sailors, was first learned by Ichirozaemon Yokoo, a chief confectioner of the Saga Domain.

Maruboro

Western-style RestaurantGlover Garden

Japan’s First RailwayOura-machi

International TelephoneANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Nagasaki Glover Hill

Jokichi Kusano served as a boy on a Dutch warship and was the first Japanese to learn the craft of a ship cook. Japan’s first Western-style restaurant “Ryorintei” has been relocated to Glover Garden.

Japan’s First Iron BridgeHamanomachi

Japan’s First AsphaltGlover Garden

Built in　1868 and given the name “Kuroganebashi”. Designed by Vogel, a German national, manufactured by the Nagasaki Iron Works, it cost an exorbitant 16,000 ryo. For this reason it used to be called “Golden Bridge” instead of “Iron Bridge”. The present structure is a reconstruction.

Japan’s First Tennis CourtGlover Garden

During the first years of the Meiji period there was a tennis court here, built by Frederick Ringer who cleared the slope of Minami-yamate for this purpose. The stone rollers that he used still remain.

Japan’s First modern western style hospital(Kojima Ryoyojo)

Nagasaki University Hospital

In 1858 (Ansei Era year 5), during the cholera epidemic in Nagasaki, Dutch naval physician Pompe van Meerdervoort devoted himself to providing medical care to local residents of any social status. Later he gained the trust and respect of the local people and successfully persuaded the government to build a western style hospital which he had been proposing for a long time. The hospital was completed on September 21st 1861 (Bunkyu Era year 1) in Kojima-go (now known as Nishi Kojima-Cho in Nagasaki). It was the first modern hospital with 124 western style beds and was the center of health care and medical education in the area. This hospital eventually became Nagasaki University Hospital. Pompe stated his philosophy as “once you have chosen to become a doctor, you are tool for the patients and not working for your personal gain. If you do not like this, you would be better off in another occupation. “ Young students who were studying western medicine were moved by these words and showed an even deeper commitment to their study. This ambition still prevails in the mind of medical students in Nagasaki.

In 1865, the locomotive “Iron Duke” travelled 500m along Oura coast. Even though it was not a commercial ride, it can be said that Japanese railway was born in Nagasaki.

Established in 1871. The line connected Vladivostok and Nagasaki Wharf, it was installed in the Oura Yamanote Bellevue Hotel by the Great Northern Company. Now it is located in the ANA Crowne Hotel Plaza Nagasaki Glover Hill Hotel.

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It began in Nagasaki…Here are some things that spread from Nagasaki to all the regions of Japan.

During Japan’s period of isolation (sakoku), Nagasaki was Japan’s only window to the outside world. It was the first place to hear the news from foreign lands. From Nagasaki, exotic foreign culture spread to all of Japan.

Check!

Sports that came from Nagasaki

Osanori Matsuda, after hearing about canned foods from a French teacher in a language school, devoted his time to researching methods of their manufacture and applying them in practice.

Canned Foods

A delicacy handed down directly from the Portuguese. Made from the finest ingredients, including plenty of eggs, mixed and baked according to a secret recipe. Enjoy its texture as it crumbles in your mouth.

Counted among the 3 Great Clay Dolls of Japan. They are said to have roots in the simple dolls the farmers made along earthenware for religious ceremonies.

Nagasaki boasts the largest loquat harvest in all of Japan.

Turtle shell products, of which more than 50% is crafted in Nagasaki, have a unique hue.

Made by blowing into hot glass through a pipe.

■Sh i p p o k u R y o r i

■T u r t l e S h e l l

The zabon (pomelo fruit), originating in China, is covered in sugar to make this dish. The skin of the fruit (not the pulp)

plays the main role. It’s characterized by a slight bitterness and a smooth, fresh aroma.

■Zabonzuke

■Koga dolls

■Bidoro Glassware

The local dialect for “kamaboko” or fish cake. A specialty of Nagasaki, where fresh seafood is always in abundance.

■Kanb o k o

■Ka s u t e r a

The restaurant Yosso (founded 1866) serves this egg custard dish in large bowls and together with steamed sushi it is a classic choice.

■Chawanmushi

Noodles known for their firmness, a specialty of Sotome.

■Dorosomen

■Ka r a s um i

■ L o q u a t

The name translates to “tablecloth dishes”, these are Tang Chinese and Western dishes prepared with a Japanese feel. A local specialty in the international spirit of Nagasaki.

■Nag a s a k i K i t eThese kites are used for competition, they are diamond shaped and have 2 support struts. They’re light and move very quickly. The twine, called “yoma”, is covered in glass dust and used to cut the opponent’s yoma.

■Chanpon & Sara-udon

A Nagasaki must-try. A hearty and robust meal, every household has its own special flavor.

Mullet roe is collected from the sea west of Kyushu, salted and dried in the sun. The result is an exquisite delicacy renowned for its taste.

Bring the memories back home!

Nagasaki Specialties’

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Sechibaru

Sasebo

Hansami

Kawatana

HIgashisonogi

Omura

NAGASAKI

Saikai

Ikeshima

Shimabara

Minamishimabara

Obama

Unzen

Isahaya

Iojima

Sotome

Kinkai

Togitsu

Nagayo

Koyagi

Takashima

Sanwa

Nomozaki

吉井町

Shima Tetsu Ferry（30min）

Yasuda Sangyo KisenFerry（70min）

Kyu Sho Ferry（60min）Kumamoto Ferry（30min）

Shima Tetsu

Kosoku Sen

（35min）

Ariake Fer

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（40min）

HIRADO-JIMA

Nishi Sonogi PeninsulaOmura Bay

NagasakiAirport

JR Omura Sen

to SAGAFUKUOKA

Higashisonogi IC

Omura IC

Isahaya IC

Nagasaki Tarami IC

Nagasaki IC

Nagasaki Susukiduka IC

Mogi Wharf

Taira Wharf

Unzen Amakusa Kokuritsu Koen

Saikai Kokuritsu Koen

Tachibana Bay

Shimabara Hanto Kenritsu Koen

Shimabara Peninsula

to AMAKUSA(Oniike)

to AMAKUSA(Tomioka)

to NAGASU（Kumamoto）

to MIIKE（Omuta）

to KUMAMOTO

Simabara Railway

JR Nagasaki Ho

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A r i a k e S e a

NISHIKYUSHU EXPRESSWAY

NAGASAKI EXPRESSWAY

Hasami Arita IC

Sasebo Mikawachi IC

Sasebo Minato ICSasebo Daito IC

松浦鉄道

Nagasaki

byepass

Huis Ten Bosch

Nagasaki Dejima Road

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City Tourist Taxi (time & fare)

○Fares do not include facility entry fees.

○May be closed without announcement due to poor weather or maintenance.

Ship Cruise (timetable & fare)●Express Ship “Cobalt Queen”Nagasaki～Iojima～Takashima●Embark at Nagasaki Terminal　○11 cruises each day○Duration:Nagasaki～Iojima 19min., Nagasaki～Takashima 35min.○Fare (one way):Nagasaki～Iojima: Adult ¥650, Child ¥330Nagasaki～Takashima: Adult ¥990, Child ¥500

●Sea Taxi“Mitsumaru” (Koyagi～Takashima)●Embark at Koyagi Motomura Wharf ○5 cruises each day○Duration: 10min.○Fare (1-way): Adult ¥800, Child ¥400

●Ferry (Konoura～Ikeshima)●Embark at Konoura Wharf ○5 cruises every day○Duration: 30min.○Fare (1-way): Adult ¥400, Child ¥200

●Ferry (Nagasaki (Mogi)～Amakusa (Tomioka))●Embark at Nagasaki (Mogi Wharf) ○4 cruises every day ○Duration: 70min.○Fare (1-way): Adult ¥1900, Child ¥950

Express Ships, Sea Taxi, Ferry●Regular Course “Marbella”

●Gunkanjima Landing Tours

Unlimited rides for one day.

AccessInformation

Contact

General Tourist InformationNagasaki International Tourism and Convention AssociationNagasaki Call Center Hydrangea

Useful information for a wonderful trip!

TEL 095-823-3631TEL 095-823-7423TEL 095-822-8888 www.at-nagasaki . jp

City Tourist Information

●Contact Nagasaki LinerTEL.095-826-6238

●Contact Mitsumaru TEL.095-871-4060

●Contact West Coast Marine Commerce TEL.0959-22-0649

●Contact Yasuda sangyo kisen co.Nagasaki (Mogi Wharf) TEL.095-836-2613 Amakusa (Tomioka Wharf) TEL.0969-35-0700http://kisen.yasuda-gp.net/

as of March 2011

Regular Bus Tours in Nagasaki City

City Streetcar/Bus 1 Day Ticket (fare) Ropeway (business hours, fees)

●Nagasaki Bus TEL. 095-820-4672○The details may change, please contact us.

○Gunkanjima Landing Tours also available.

※ Be sure to confirm if the cruise is not cancelled e.g. due to weather.

●Departs: 10:00, 12:00●Duration: 4h 15min●Adult Fee: ¥3,500●Station: JR Nagasaki Station

Nagasaki Yokatoko Course Duration 2h 3h 4hRegular Fare ¥7,800 ¥11,700 ¥15,600

Streetcar Fare Adult Child¥500 ¥250Adult Child¥500 ¥250Bus Fare

●Available e.g. at the information desk inside JR Nagasaki Station.

Ropeway（Fuchi Shrine～Inasayama）9：00～22：00

F a r eReturn1-way

Adult Schoolchild Child¥1,200¥700

¥900¥500

¥600¥400

Contact

●Yamasa Kaiun Co.,Ltd. TEL. 095-822-5002FAX. 095-822-5243

Contact

●Nagasaki City Taxi Association TEL. 095-821-8273

Contact

●TEL. 095-861-6321Contact

○Takashima Maritime Trans.

●Contact Gunkanjima Concierge Office TEL.095-895-9300 FAX.095-895-9550

●Contact Takashima Maritime Trans.TEL.095-827-2470,095-895-8410FAX.095-895-8418 ○Universal Workers Gunkan Island Service Counter

●Contact Seaman Co.TEL.095-818-1105 FAX.095-818-1125

○Seaman Co.

●Contact Hironori BabaTEL.090-8225-8107 FAX.095-895-3273

○Hironori Baba

※This information is valid as of Feb. 2012

Print: Nagasaki International Tourism and Convention Association

Nagasaki Airport

Nagasaki City

Express BusAirplane

1h 50min

1h 30min

1h 10min

1h 25min

1h

35min

Fukuoka Tokyo

Nagoya

Osaka

Kobe

Okinawa

Express Bus: 2h 30minJR Train: 1h 50min

Estimated Travel Time

9：30 13：301st cruise 1st cruise2nd cruise

Departure Departure

Gunkanjima Course (110min.)

12：00 (Apr. ‒ Oct.)

Wharf Course (55min.)

Reservations only

Year-round

Year-round