2025 Nagasaki Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#cityplaybook #familytrip #localguides Nagasaki, set along the rugged coastline of Kyushu Island, is a city that echoes with layers of history, spiritual depth, and breathtaking beauty. While it shares the solemn legacy of being one of the only two cities affected by the atomic bomb, Nagasaki tells its own unique story of cultural fusion, resilience, and peace. Walking through the Nagasaki Peace Park, I felt a powerful sense of calm and reflection. The Atomic Bomb Hypocenter and the Peace Statue, pointing one hand to the sky and another in a gesture of peace, serve as constant reminders of both tragedy and the city's unwavering message: “No More War.” The Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, detailed and heartfelt, tells personal stories of survival and the lasting impact on the community. Beyond its tragic past, Nagasaki is a cultural mosaic. The city was Japan’s earliest gateway to the West during its period of isolation, and you can feel that fusion everywhere—from the Dutch-influenced houses in Dejima, to the stunning Oura Church, Japan’s oldest Catholic church. The Glover Garden area, set on a hillside, offers panoramic views of the harbor and showcases preserved Western-style mansions surrounded by vibrant gardens. A short ferry ride brings you to Hashima Island (Gunkanjima), also known as Battleship Island—an abandoned mining site that feels both eerie and fascinating, offering a glimpse into Japan's industrial past. Don’t leave without trying Champon, a hearty noodle dish that reflects the city’s Chinese culinary influence. Best Time to Visit: March to May for spring blossoms or October to November for autumn colors. Location: Nagasaki, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan Hashtags: #Nagasaki #PeacePark #AtomicBombMuseum #GloverGarden #OuraChurch #VisitNagasaki #HashimaIsland #JapaneseHistory #ChamponNoodles #CulturalFusion #NagasakiTravel #CityOfPeace

Nagasaki has flourished as a port since the Edo period. It is a fascinating city where Japanese, Western and Chinese cultures intersect. This time, we will introduce a "Nagasaki 1-day sightseeing plan" that allows you to enjoy Nagasaki, which has many attractions, by streetcar! 🚃🚃🚃 ★Start★ Around 9:00 Nagasaki Electric Tramway Ishibashi Station Take the Glover Sky Road (inclined elevator) just off the Ishibashi tram stop and head to Glover Garden Gate 2. ---------------1: ​​Glover Garden --------------- There is the former Glover House, which is a component of the World Heritage Site "Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution: Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and Coal Mining". Also, since it is on high ground, the view of Nagasaki Port spreading out below is spectacular✨ 💰️620 yen 🕐️1-2 hours 💡If you enter from the main gate, it's a continuous uphill climb. We recommend entering from the second gate on the mountain side and going around the garden on the way down! -------------------------------------------- ↓3 min walk -------------- 2: Oura Cathedral -------------- The oldest Gothic-style church in Japan, built for foreigners living in Nagasaki. 💰️1,000 yen 🕐️1 hour 💡There is a great deal on a combined ticket for Glover Garden and Oura Cathedral. Search for "Walking World Heritage Ticket" before starting your trip♪ --------------------------------------------- ↓7 min walk ---------- Lunch: Chinese Restaurant Beijing ---------- 💰️Around 1,000 yen ※Closed on Sundays 💡I had champon and sara udon, and they were the best I've ever had. There doesn't seem to be a restroom, so it's best to use the restroom before going ◎ ---------------------------------------------- Ishibashi Station ↓About 20 min Meganebashi Station ----------------- 3: Meganebashi Bridge ----------------- Japan's first Tang-style stone bridge, built in 1634. The bridge reflected on the water looks like glasses. 🕐️30 minutes to 1 hour 💡There are many other old bridges besides Meganebashi Bridge, and many temples nearby. ---------------------------------------------- Shiyakusho Station (Line 3) ↓About 25 minutes Urakami Station ----------- 4: Sanno Shrine and the Second Torii ----------- Half of the torii gate collapsed during the atomic bombing, but it still stands on a single pillar. Going further in, you will find Sanno Shrine and a bombed camphor tree. 🕐️30 minutes 💡A few stations away, you can also visit the Atomic Bomb Museum and Peace Memorial Park if you have time. ------------------------------------------------ Urakami Station ↓About 20 minutes Nagasaki Station ----- Dinner: Nicky Earthin Nagasaki Station Branch ----- 💰️Around 1,500 yen 💡Dinner at a famous Turkish rice restaurant. After the meal, check out the souvenir shop in the station! ------------------------------------------------ ↓About 30 minutes ------------- 5: Night view from Mt. Inasa ------------- 💰️Round trip by ropeway 1,250 yen Mt. Inasa is famous for being one of the three best night views in the world. This time, I stayed at the Mt. Inasa Tourist Hotel, which has a night view, so I didn't go up to the observation deck, but if you are going, please refer to the following. 💡A free shuttle bus runs between Nagasaki Station & major hotels ↔ the ropeway station (reservations required). The schedule allows you to spend about 40 minutes at the observation deck. ----------------------------------------------- ★Goal★ Around 21:00 Nagasaki Station 🚃🚃🚃 Although we didn't include these in our plan, there are many other places to see in Nagasaki City. ・Dejima ・Urakami Cathedral ・Gunkanjima ・Gunkanjima Museum ・Suwa Shrine ・Shinchi Chinatown ・Higashiyamate Area And many more...! Please arrange your stay and time according to your interests😊 [About Nagasaki Electric Tramway] You can get on and off with an IC card, but we recommend using a mobile ticket! ・1-day ticket...600 yen ・24-hour ticket...700 yen Mobile tickets can currently be purchased from the following four apps. ・JORDAN ・RYDE PASS ・STLOCAL ・my route ※It seems that paper tickets are only sold as 1-day tickets. (Can be purchased at hotels, tourist information centers, etc.) #domestic travel strategy #domestic travel #sightseeing #Nagasaki #Nagasaki trip #Nagasaki sightseeing #Nagasaki gourmet #Glover Garden #Oura Cathedral

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Dejima is a nationally designated historic site in Japan as the "Dejima and Dutch Merchant House Ruins". After entering the "Omotemon Gate", artifacts related to Dejima's history and life are displayed, allowing everyone to further understand the life of the Dutch on Dejima in the past. The Western culture introduced since ancient times has become a part of Nagasaki's history. The streets are still full of exotic atmosphere. The completed parts include the room of the head of the trading house (Kapitan Room), the room of the deputy head of the trading house (Heturu Room) which was originally the residence of the Dutch head of the trading house, the room of the otome (a management title), the kitchen, the warehouse, etc. Through these architectural displays, you can get a glimpse of the appearance at that time. There are also some cherry trees and Western-style buildings here. Even if you don’t like historical relics, it is a good place to check in.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum left a deep impression on people, not to mention the right and wrong in history, the stance and orientation, etc. The building has a large glass-roofed atrium. Visitors have to walk slowly down the slope on the side. In addition to paper cranes symbolizing peace, there are also year numbers on the wall. After walking around about one and a half circles, the year on the wall is 1945, symbolizing the passage of time. The relics and explanations displayed in the museum show that an atomic bomb not only instantly "vaporizes" people, but also makes people feel uncomfortable not because of the immediate serious injuries and deaths, but because those who are left behind face various physical and mental sequelae. Some of the relics left behind can be felt one by one in the photos. The most impressive thing is the "11:02 Clock", a clock that stopped when the atomic bomb was dropped, and a model of the atomic bomb that is the same size as the "Fat Man" atomic bomb that bombed Nagasaki.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Hotel Monterey Nagasaki Hotel Monterey Nagasaki is also a chain hotel in Japan, but what is more special is that this hotel exudes the romantic atmosphere of Portugal in the Age of Discovery. The hotel is close to the sea and is filled with the feeling of a Portuguese trip that has a deep connection with Nagasaki. It gives you the illusion that you have suddenly entered the sunny alleys of the medieval ancient city and you will have a romantic journey. Portuguese craftsmen carefully painted blue tile murals one by one with their pens, making the hotel building even more beautiful. Portuguese brick building! Although the rooms are very ordinary, the public spaces will definitely not disappoint the guests! The interior of the hotel is designed to resemble a medieval European street scene. We stayed in a twin room for two people. The room was quite large, but the bed was also very large, and the table and chairs took up quite a bit of space, but it was ok. The breakfast is pretty good, with Western and Japanese styles, as well as bread, desserts, and fruits. There are not many varieties, but in terms of breakfast choices, it is enough.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Address: 2-10 Minami-Yamatemachi, Nagasaki City, 850-0931 Prayer Hill Picture Book Museum: Picture books originated in Britain, and Nagasaki's Minami-Yamate district was the only place in Japan that had exchanges with Western Europe in the 19th century. The Prayer Hill Picture Book Museum is built on this small hill full of history. Its unique Western-style fairy-tale architecture is a sight to behold. The Western-style garden is beautiful, and you can still take photos among the lush greenery even if you don't go inside. The second and third floors of the Prayer Hill Picture Book Museum feature permanent exhibitions and planned exhibitions of original paintings from home and abroad. The first floor of the Prayer Hill Picture Book Museum is a shop that is free to visit; the second and third floors are exhibition halls that require an admission fee.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The characteristic of the classic tourist attraction "Spectacles Bridge" in Nagasaki City is of course the stone arch bridge. The reflection on the water creates a scene like "spectacles". Many people come here to make a pilgrimage and check in. In addition to the reflection of Spectacle Bridge, there are actually "love stones" hidden on both sides of Spectacle Bridge! It is said that those who discover it will be successful in love. There is a "Curly-tailed Cat Shrine" near Spectacle Bridge, Okumagari Cat Shrine, which enshrines the Kirin-tailed Cat, the ancestor of the local Western cats, which refers to a cat with a tail curled up like a key. According to legend, they are "lucky cats" that can bring good luck with their tails. Compared to the real shrine, it actually looks more like a shrine than a cat boutique. It has everything you would expect from a shrine, including torii gates, fortune sticks, donation boxes, and the opportunity to ask for goshuin, as well as a ton of cat merchandise. Friends who like cats should not miss this shrine when they come to Nagasaki

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 When you come to Nagasaki, you must visit "Sikairo" with its exaggerated dragon and phoenix and unparalleled harbor view. It is the original store of Nagasaki's specialty, Qiangtang noodles, and it has been open for 120 years! The restaurant has five floors and is decorated in Chinese style. It is very elegant and located next to the harbor. You can enjoy the beautiful view of Nagasaki Harbor while eating, so it attracts many tourists. Qiangbang noodles are actually wet-fried Japanese mixed noodles, which were designed for international students from China. It is based on the Fujian cuisine of China, which is shredded pork noodles. Pork, seafood and vegetables are then stir-fried and served on the noodles in the soup. The soup is rich and sweet, and it is not too greasy because a lot of vegetables are added. It tastes delicious when paired with stir-fried shrimp, fish cake, bean sprouts, pork, cabbage, etc. Other Chinese dishes and snacks are ok

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Nagasaki has been attracting foreign investment for a long time. After Nagasaki opened to trade, the Higashiyamate area was designated as a foreign settlement. A large number of Western-style buildings were built around it. People at that time called these slopes "Oranda-sanga-dori-zaka", which was eventually shortened to "Dutch-zaka". Because during the Edo period to the Meiji period, Japan referred to Europeans and Americans as "Dutch". Holland Slope (オランダ崎) is the name of a slope located in the Higashiyamatemachi area of ​​Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. It is part of the "Higashiyamatemachi" important traditional building preservation area. Along the slope there are Western-style buildings such as Kousui Women's University, Higashiyamate 12th Building, Higashiyamate 13th Building, and Showakai Hospital. Higashiyama Ironworks Jusanbankan (a nationally registered tangible cultural property) is a two-story Western-style building. It was built in 1894 as the French Consulate and its first resident was Mr. Anderson, the first agent of the Nagasaki branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. It is now one of the Western-style houses that can be visited for free, with a large garden in the basement, a cafe on the first floor, and some old-fashioned rooms on the second floor that are indeed free to look around.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 ANA Crowne Plaza Nagasaki Gloverhill is located in a very good location, next to the famous attractions Oura Catholic Church and Glover Garden. There are bus stops and tram stations within a few minutes' walk, and it only takes 10 minutes to walk to Chinatown. Although the ANA Crowne Plaza Nagasaki Gloverhill has a very Showa appearance, the interior is quite modern and novel. The large crystal chandelier hanging high in the lobby and the spiral tebuki staircase give people a sense of fashion. We booked a basic room on the 7th floor, the highest building, so the room is actually quite spacious, with twin beds, and it feels a bit bigger overall. However, the whole environment is still quite comfortable, and there is a great view standing on the balcony in the room. The amenities and bathtub in the room are quite complete, the lighting is bright, and the overall environment is kept very clean, meeting certain standards. The breakfast space is very spacious and the route setting is very good. In fact, a lot of local ingredients are used in the meals. I think Nagasaki food is very delicious, especially the porridge, which is super dense and fragrant.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 In 2012, Nagasaki was selected as one of the "World's New Three Cities with the Best Night Views" (commonly known as the World's New Three Cities with the Best Night Views) at the 2012 Night View Summit, along with Monaco and Hong Kong. Undoubtedly, Mount Inasa is the most popular spot for night view viewing, where you can have a bird's eye view of Nagasaki's Usugata city, but it will be quite far if you live in Glover Hill. In fact, the night view of Kanyama Park, which is about a 2-minute walk from the second gate of Glover Garden, is also one of the most beautiful night views in Nagasaki. You can see the night view of the Goddess Bridge, the port, and Nagasaki city from the side instead of a bird's eye view. It is not as crowded as Mt. Inasa, and you can enjoy the night view from the beautiful observatory that was renovated in 2014. You are also lucky enough to see the night cherry blossoms. Afterwards, we walked down the mountain and saw Glover Gardens, Oura Catholic Church and Urakami Church, and finally the beach.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Nagasaki Prefectural Products Museum is the best souvenir shop in Nagasaki, located on the second floor of the long-distance bus terminal. Especially when you arrive early on a long-distance bus and it’s not yet time, it’s best to get off the bus. There are all kinds of products, from agricultural products to frozen products to special souvenirs. Among them, "Ichitoto" of Mogi Ichimaru Hanamotoke, a famous candy store in Nagasaki, specializes in selling dozens of local sweets made locally and is a very popular Kyushu souvenir. Of course, there are also exhibitions and sales of tortoise shells, ceramics, etc., but the food souvenirs are particularly attractive. Purchased items can be shipped locally (Yamato Transport), and store staff will be happy to assist with packaging of individually purchased souvenirs.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Nagasaki, like Hiroshima, bears the historical scars of the atomic bomb. In order to commemorate this painful past, the Peace Park was established at the atomic bomb site in Nagasaki, as well as several memorial attractions in the surrounding area, such as the Peace Memorial Statue, the Atomic Bomb Center Monument, the Atomic Bomb Center Park, the Atomic Bomb Memorial Museum, etc., all of which are of great historical significance. Walking in the Matsuyama-cho area of ​​Peace Park, it is really peaceful and quiet. When the atomic bomb fell in Nagasaki, it didn't look like anything serious at the scene, but the only remaining charred pillars of a building next to it showed the power of the explosion at that time, making people feel the cruelty and ruthlessness of war. Admission to the Atomic Bomb Memorial Museum is free. It is a place to commemorate the victims of the atomic bomb and is quite solemn. The glass curtain structure in the museum is very unique, and materials for origami cranes are provided, so that everyone can fold paper cranes to pray for peace and hope that the scars can be healed. #KyushuTravel #Nagasaki #Atomic Bomb Museum

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Not to be outdone by Hakodate in Hokkaido, Nagasaki in Kyushu has been selected as one of Japan's new three major night views. Take the cable car up Mt. Inasa and you can also enjoy a million-dollar night view! In fact, Nagasaki and Hakodate are quite similar. Both are port cities nestled in the mountains and by the sea, with buildings that have a strong European colonial flavor. Even the night scenes are very similar, with the brightly lit streets under the stars and the fishing lights of ships anchored in the harbor, interweaving into a million-dollar night scene. There are aerial cable cars and rail cars from the foot of Mt. Inasa to the top of the mountain, as well as well-prepared hiking trails. It takes about an hour to reach the top of the mountain from the foot of the mountain. There are facilities such as an observation deck, a cafe, a restaurant and a ranch where sika deer are raised on the top of the mountain. You can observe deer and monkeys up close, which is quite interesting. #KyushuTravel #Nagasaki #InasayamaNight View

Nestled on the hillside of Mount Inasa in Nagasaki, the Garden Terrace Nagasaki Hotel & Resort is a luxurious hotel designed by the renowned architect Kengo Kuma. The design aims to blend seamlessly with nature, utilizing Kuma's signature technique of stacking wood to create an exquisite space overlooking Nagasaki Bay. Each room offers a sea view, exuding a sense of understated luxury. Staying at the Garden Terrace Nagasaki Hotel & Resort allows guests to enjoy the picturesque million-dollar night view from their rooms, eliminating the need to visit Mount Inasa. The hotel is expansive, spread across the hillside, and is divided into areas such as Garden Terrace, View Terrace, Tower Suite, Ocean Suite, and Royal Suites. It features restaurants including teppanyaki, kaiseki cuisine, and bars. The top floor houses a glass chapel, making it the most beautiful wedding venue in Nagasaki. Guests can stay in a Japanese-style suite, featuring tatami flooring, washi-covered walls and ceilings, and a bathroom made of Oki wood sandstone, creating a relaxed, serene, and luxurious Japanese space. The room spans over 70 square meters, with a nightly rate including breakfast at approximately 9,000 TWD per person on weekdays. Breakfast is unique, with a choice of four set meals, including both Japanese and Western options. The recommended dish is the sesame sea bream chazuke, made with fresh wild sea bream sashimi from Nagasaki. After breakfast, guests can take a stroll by the infinity pool and enjoy the stunning mountain and sea views of Nagasaki Bay.

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#Share a travel plan Fukuoka (Fukuoka) Once you go, you will love it because it is very easy to travel and convenient. For this trip, we will use the Northern Kyushu Rail Pass to travel. Day 1: 📍Hakata 📍Nanzoin Temple, go to worship the large reclining Buddha 📍Dazaifu Tentangu Shrine is considered a landmark of Fukuoka. Day 2: 📍Nagasaki 📍Meganebashi Bridge or Spectacles Bridge The oldest stone arch bridge in Japan 📍Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown 📍Suwa Shrine 📍Sofukuji Temple, Chinese-style temple 📍Inasa-yuma Park, go up to see the night view of Nagasaki city, very beautiful, on the Inasayama Observation Deck Day 3: 📍Yufuin, a very cute small city, good atmosphere, famous for hot springs, Kirin Lake, Yunotsubo Yokocho Street, lots of food 📍Beppu Day 4: 📍Beppu Jigoku has 8 ponds: Umi, Shinoge, Tatsumaki, Shiraike, Oniishi Bozu, Oniyama, Kamado and Yama. Each pond has its own beauty. 📍Saga Day 5: 📍Yotoku Inari Shrine is a very large and beautiful shrine. 📍International Balloon Festival 📍Karatsu Kunchi Festival is very uniquely beautiful. Day 6: 📍Hakata - Fukuoka Airport #fukuokatrip #nagasaki #beppu #saga

We've compiled a list of recommended lodgings that are great for families and group trips! ⁡ If you have plans, save this and go for it 👌 ① BEB5 Okinawa Seragaki by Hoshino Resorts ▶︎ 1860-4 Seragaki, Onna Village, Kunigami District, Okinawa Prefecture ② Hoshino Resorts #Aomoriya ▶︎ 56 Furamakiyama, Misawa City, Aomori Prefecture ③ Haimurubushi ▶︎ 2930 Kohama, Taketomi Town, Yaeyama District, Okinawa Prefecture ④ Island Nagasaki ▶︎ 3277-7 Iojimacho 1-chome, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture ⑤ Suginoi Hotel ▶︎ 1 Kankaiji, Beppu City, Oita Prefecture ⑥ Fusaki Beach Resort Hotel & Villas ▶︎ 1625 Shinkawa, Ishigaki City, Okinawa Prefecture ⑦ Belnatio ▶︎ Tamagawa, Tokamachi City, Niigata Prefecture #Travel deals #Want to connect with people who like to travel #Want to connect with people who like hotels #With kids #Travel with kids #Family trip #Hotel reviews

Nagasaki's Pearl of the Harbor: Nagasaki Marriott Hotel During the Dragon Boat Festival, I embarked on a journey to Nagasaki and stayed at the Nagasaki Marriott Hotel, which opened in 2024. Here, I experienced unforgettable Japanese-style service. As soon as I entered the hotel, the staff bowed 90 degrees and escorted me to the elevator, making me feel like I was staying at the Ritz-Carlton. Cost-effective choice 💰Average cost per person: I stayed in a 37-square-meter premium balcony room for 1,500. The price is quite reasonable for such high-quality service and beautiful views. Additionally, you can redeem Marriott points for a stay, which is very friendly for members. Comfortable accommodation 🏘️Room layout: The premium balcony room is well laid out, with a walk-in closet and bathtub. From the balcony, you can enjoy views of Nagasaki Harbor and the city mountains. The hotel is very generous to members, and some members have reported being quietly upgraded to suites, enhancing the living experience. 🧹Soundproofing/hygiene: The hotel has good soundproofing, providing guests with a quiet resting environment. The hygiene is impeccable, and the rooms are clean and tidy. Rich facilities 🛌Supplies and facilities: The rooms are well-equipped, and the little monk bathrobes are unique and popular. You can choose a custom Nagasaki Marriott coffee cup as a souvenir for the welcome gift. Although the hotel does not have a swimming pool, the gym can meet fitness needs. The dining service is excellent, with a wide variety of breakfast options, including freshly made scrambled eggs, Nagasaki omelets, eggs Benedict, and more. The strawberry pancakes are not to be missed. The exquisite happy hour is of high quality and worth experiencing. Excellent location The hotel is located next to Nagasaki Station, with bus and tram stops nearby, making transportation very convenient. It takes only 55 minutes by airport bus and only 15 minutes to the Atomic Bomb Museum and Glover Garden. From the Glover Garden observation deck, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of Nagasaki City. Moreover, the hotel owner is JR, located in the new building of AMU Plaza at Nagasaki Station, with everything you need for dining, entertainment, and shopping. Thoughtful service The hotel's service is exceptional, with friendly and enthusiastic staff providing detailed guidance during check-in. The 90-degree bow to bid farewell to the elevator, thoughtful room service, and the staff in the lobby on the first floor proactively opening the automatic door for guests all make you feel warm. The service level is comparable to the Ritz-Carlton. Check-in tips 💗There are good barbecue and ramen restaurants at Nagasaki Station, and the mall inside the station is convenient for buying Nagasaki specialties. If you are a Marriott member, remember to identify yourself when checking in, as there may be surprise room upgrades and other benefits. Overall, Nagasaki Marriott Hotel is one of the best Marriott hotels I have stayed at. Whether it is the service, facilities, or location, it is very satisfying. Whether you are traveling to Nagasaki or on a business trip, this is undoubtedly an excellent choice, and I believe you will be attracted by its charm.

I stayed at Hotel Indigo Nagasaki Glover Street, which just opened on December 13, 2024. The entire building, from the brick exterior to the interior, was very cute and lovely. The restaurant venue, Restaurant Cathedra Kura, is a former cathedral. The 10m high ceiling and stained glass are very beautiful, and you can enjoy a refreshing breakfast. For breakfast, there are two main plates, Japanese and Western, which you can choose when you check in. It was a semi-buffet style. (Breakfast cost 4,400 yen) It seems that you can also use it for lunch and dinner. The atmosphere was great, making it perfect for anniversaries. Visited: January 2025 ୨୧――――――――――――――――――୨୧ information Name of facility📍 Hotel Indigo Nagasaki Glover Street Address📍 12-17 Minamiyamate-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture Check-in/out📍 15:00/11:00 Access📍 About 8 minutes by taxi from Nagasaki Station ୨୧―――――――――――――――――― #Hotel review #Indigo Nagasaki Glover Street #Nagasaki trip #Nagasaki sightseeing #Domestic travel #Restaurant Cathedra Kura #Girls trip #Girls trip #Solo trip #New opening

🪭🏮Nagasaki Lantern Festival🏮🪭 It is held every year in conjunction with the Lunar New Year✨ The city of Nagasaki is decorated with about 15,000 lanterns, and there are many things to see, such as dragon dances and Eisa shows🌟 The atmosphere is completely different from the usual city of Nagasaki, and it is fantastical and feels like the world of Spirited Away, which is very wonderful☺️ 📍Nagasaki Lantern Festival Date of event: January 29, 2025 - February 12, 2025 Detailed schedules can be found on the official Nagasaki City tourism website. #tripdomestictravel #nagasaki #nagasakitourism #nagasakilanternfestival

#2024 Travel Review Hotel Indigo Nagasaki Glover Street has opened in mid-December 24, with room rates of around HK$2,000. . The sober red brick exterior is full of Nagasaki history and exudes an exotic atmosphere. The design of the hotel's lobby lounge is inspired by the social and social places of Japanese and foreign businessmen in the past. The rooms are spacious and bright, and the decor is simple and stylish. The bedding is soft and comfortable, making you not want to get up once you lie on it. The rooms are well-equipped with everything from smart toilets to wireless internet TV. Taking advantage of the dining room that was once the sanctuary, the stained glass windows with modern style blend perfectly with contemporary design elements! You can taste the local ingredients and food culture of Nagasaki and feel the blending of different cultures. This place that combines Nagasaki's profound history and a new era.

Hey guys! Here's a super practical guide for a 6-day trip to Tokyo and Osaka! Save it and start your Japan trip now! -- 🌟Itinerary: D1: Yutoku Inari Shrine - Oouo Shrine Visit the mysterious Inari Shrine and experience Japan's ancient beliefs. Then head to Oouo Shrine to admire the spectacular torii gate in the sea. D2: Arita Porcelain Park - Kujukushima Cruise - Fukue Samurai Residences - Shimabara Port Experience ceramic art at Arita Porcelain Park, take a cruise to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kujukushima, stroll along Fukue Samurai Residences to feel the historical charm, and finally arrive at Shimabara Port. D3: Kumamoto Castle - Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) - Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine - Shirakawa Spring Visit the majestic Kumamoto Castle, stroll along Kusasenri to enjoy the beauty of nature, visit Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine, and explore the clarity and tranquility of Shirakawa Spring. D4: Yufuin Street - Lake Kinrin - Kamado Jigoku - Mojiko Retro Enjoy hot springs and food on Yufuin Street, admire the scenery of Lake Kinrin, visit the unique Kamado Jigoku, and finally enjoy the retro atmosphere of Mojiko Retro. D5: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine to experience Japanese Shinto culture and pray for academic and career success. D6: Saga - Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Japan and return to Shanghai from Saga. 🛫 I hope this guide will help you plan your trip to Japan! 🌸 -- Attraction Recommendations: ✨ Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: A great place to pray for academic success! The historical sites and blooming flowers by the heart-shaped pond are simply beautiful! 🌸 🏯 Kumamoto Castle: A must-see! One of Japan's three famous castles, feel the weight and charm of history. 🎎 -- Tips: 🕰️ Time difference: Japan is 1 hour ahead of China, so remember to adjust the time difference to avoid missing out on exciting itineraries! 🍱 Food: Try local sushi, ramen, and fresh sashimi, don't miss out on the delicious food! But note that some restaurants may charge extra fees. ❄️ December weather: Japan is cold in winter, and there is snow in the north. Remember to bring a thick coat and warm clothes! 🧣 📝 Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to go to Japan, prepare the relevant materials, and ensure a smooth trip. -- Don't forget to experience these unique charms on your trip to Japan to make your trip even more memorable!

#2024Travel Review Nagasaki is a port city with mountains and the sea. Its topography is similar to Hakodate in Hokkaido, and it also has a great night view of the harbor. Nagasaki Harbor is U-shaped with an opening on the left, and there are hills on both sides. From a high vantage point, you can have a panoramic view of the entire beautiful Nagasaki Harbor. There are two places to enjoy the night view in Nagasaki, one is #Inasayama and the other is #Kanokanyama. Inasayama is far from the city, about 40 minutes by car, and there is a sightseeing bus to go up the mountain; Kanokanyama is close to the city, only 20 minutes by car, but you need to bring your own transportation. Fortunately, we were driving ourselves, so of course we went straight to the #GuoguanshanObservationDeck. The circular observation deck has an excellent view, and you can overlook Nagasaki Harbor and the city. The bright lights are not inferior to the million-dollar night view of Hakodate, and it is a free attraction with few tourists! #KyushuTravel #NagasakiNight View #KanokanyamaObservationDeck

Don't miss this 6-day Japan travel guide, which covers every day of the itinerary, including food and shopping spots! We hope this guide will help you! . 🗾Japan, known as the Land of the Rising Sun🌅, is an island country located in East Asia, surrounded by the sea🌊. It is a mysterious country with a rich history and modern culture. 🗻Mount Fuji, 🏯Kyoto's ancient buildings, and 🌸cherry blossoms all reflect Japan's deep cultural traditions and unique regional style. Come here and experience the beauty of Japan! . 🗺️Itinerary: 📆DAY1: Yutoku Inari Shrine -> Oouo Shrine On this day, we will go to Yutoku Inari Shrine to pray for good luck, and then go to Oouo Shrine to experience the ancient and harmonious atmosphere. 📆DAY2: Arita Porcelain Park -> Kujukushima Cruise -> Bukeyashiki Street -> Shimabara Port Next, we will visit Arita Porcelain Park to appreciate the artistic atmosphere, then take a cruise to Kujukushima to enjoy the spectacular sea view, which seems to cleanse the soul. 📆DAY3: Kumamoto Castle -> Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) -> Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine -> Shirakawa Spring We will visit Kumamoto Castle to see the ancient Japanese defense system, then go to Kusasenri and Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine to enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, and end the day with the tranquil and clear Shirakawa Spring. 📆DAY4: Yufuin Street -> Lake Kinrin -> Kamado Jigoku -> Mojiko Retro Yufuin Street is bustling, Lake Kinrin is tranquil and deep, Kamado Jigoku is mysterious and unique, and Mojiko Retro is full of history. This day is full of experiences waiting for you. 📆DAY5: Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine On this day, we will visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine to experience the solemnity and mystery of ancient culture. 📆DAY6: Saga -> ✈Shanghai We will end our trip in Saga and fly back to Shanghai, ending our trip to Japan with many memories. . Must-see attractions: 🏞️Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine: The source of success, where ancient relics and flowers complement each other, is stunning. 🏯Kumamoto Castle: One of Japan's three famous castles, with a long history, is worth a visit. . Some tips: 1️⃣️ Time difference: Japan is about 1-2 hours ahead of China, so it is easy to adapt to the time difference🌞️. 2️⃣️ Food: Japanese cuisine is diverse, and you can enjoy authentic Japanese food🍱️ here. However, please note that some Japanese food is seasonal! 3️⃣️ Specialty prices: Japanese specialties, such as kimonos👘️ and anime merchandise🎎️, are expensive. It is recommended to budget before purchasing to avoid embarrassment🙅‍♀️. 4️⃣️ Visa information: A visa is required to enter and exit Japan. The application process may take some time, so plan your trip in advance and don't miss your flight🛫️! We hope these tips will help you have a great time in Japan😜️! . 🌸After the trip to Japan, the last thing to say is: you will fall in love with this country! We look forward to your trip to Japan and enjoy every moment!🗻

Japan travel guide is here! 6-day highlights tour, take you to explore Japan, and don't miss any beautiful scenery! Save now~ -- Japan, with its rich history, is a place where ancient architecture 🏯 and modern cities 🏙️ coexist. The cherry blossoms 🌸 in spring and the fiery red leaves 🍁 in autumn are mesmerizing. Hot springs ♨️, kimonos 👘, and tea ceremonies 🍵 are great ways to experience the local culture. -- 🎏 Itinerary: Day 1: Yutoku Inari Shrine -> Oouo Shrine Visit ancient shrines and experience Japan's mysterious culture. The sea torii gate is a unique sight. Day 2: Arita Porcelain Park -> Kujukushima Cruise -> Fukue Samurai Residences -> Shimabara Port A combination of ceramic art and ocean views, experience the blend of traditional and modern Japan. Day 3: Kumamoto Castle -> Kusasenri (Kusasenrigahama) -> Kamishikimi Kumanoimasu Shrine -> Shirakawa Spring The ancient castle and natural scenery complement each other, showcasing Japan's rich history. Day 4: Yufuin Street -> Lake Kinrin -> Jigoku Meguri -> Mojiko Retro The comfort of a hot spring town and the grandeur of volcanic landscapes, experience Japan's unique geography. Day 5: Dazaifu Tenmangu A place for academic success, experience the solemnity and grandeur of Japanese religious culture. Day 6: Saga--Shanghai End your pleasant trip to Japan, return with a full heart, and look forward to seeing you next time! 👋 -- Attraction Suggestions: ✨ Kumamoto Castle: One of Japan's three famous castles, with a long history. Walking through it feels like hearing the ancient walls tell stories of the past. 🌸 Dazaifu Tenmangu: Want to excel in your studies? Come here to soak up the scholarly atmosphere! The heart-shaped pond, ancient relics, and colorful flowers create a unique charm. -- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Must-have items for Japan, travel with ease! 📞 Phone card is a must, stay connected with smooth internet. 🔌 Plug adapter, charge worry-free throughout Japan. 🪪 Complete documents, carry visa and passport, travel with peace of mind. 👔 Dress warmly, December in Japan is chilly, thick clothes and scarves are a must. 🔋 Don't forget the charger, keep your phone and camera charged, capture every moment. 💊 Carry essential medicines, be prepared for emergencies, travel healthily. 💰 Cash and credit cards, convenient payment, shop worry-free. -- Japan trip, endless excitement awaits your exploration! Click on the homepage to discover more personal guides and travel tips!

Nagasaki City once served as Japan's only international trade port during the Edo Seoul period. Although Nagasaki was attacked by atomic bombs, it still retains many historical relics with European architectural styles. When visiting Nagasaki, it is recommended to purchase a one-day pass, which allows you to ride unlimited Nagasaki City trams for one day and visit many attractions, including Glover Garden, Oura Cathedral, Spectacle Bridge, Nagasaki City’s Old Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, and Shinchi China Street and so on.

⁡ \Gunkanjima (Hashima)/ ⁡ ⁡ It is said that you can see the process of a city collapsing. It is a place where a once prosperous island has been left as it is. It has been weathered considerably, and many buildings have collapsed. It is also a certified World Heritage site, so if you are interested, I recommend you go and see it whenever you feel like it! After all, you never know when you might not be able to go. By the way, I was able to land on Gunkanjima on my second attempt. The first time, it snowed unexpectedly and the wind was strong, and the boat was canceled. It's true that you can't land even if the wind is strong, so it might be better to have a few extra days🥺 #domestictraveltrip #Gunkanjima #Gunkanjimacruise #SeamanTrading #Hashima #NagasakiTourism #WorldHeritage #WorldHeritageTour #WorldHeritageCity