Day1

Enjoy a mixed culture in Nagasaki!

From Haneda to Nagasaki airport

From Airport to Dejima
40min. by Airport bus / 40km
８min. by walk / 0.5km
To go & see

Dejima

出島

Dejima was an artificial island first built to house Portuguese traders in 1634 as part of the exclusion of foreigners policy during the Edo Period. Dejima is not an island anymore, as the surrounding area has been reclaimed in the 20th century. However, a number of Dejima's historical structures remain or have been reconstructed in the area, including various residences, warehouses, walls and gates.
Data：Dejima
Address / Dejimamachi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0862
TEL/ 095-821-7200
short walk
To go & see

Dejima Wharf

出島ワーフ

Nagasaki Dejima Wharf is a commercial complex where visitors can enjoy meals while gazing out at the scenery of Nagasaki Port. A variety of kinds of restaurants and cafes are available here, including local fresh seafood cuisine, fashionable dining bars, popular Chinese dishes, cafe that sell latte art and gelato.
Data：Dejima Wharf
Address / 1-1-109 Dejimamachi, Nagasaki, Nagasalki 850-0862
TEL/ 095-828-3939
Food

The Best food in Nagasaki

長崎グルメ

Nagasaki’s food culture is a result of its historical connections with China and Europe. While heavily influenced by European and Chinese tastes, Nagasaki dishes have certainly developed their own flavour. Not only Nagasakli Chanpon, Turkey rice are a mix of culture and goodness all in one plate! You should get Castella (sponge cakes) as a souvenior!
From Dejima to Nagasaki Station
10min. by Tram / 1.2km

From Nagasaki Station to Iojima
45min. by free shuttle bus / 20km
Stay

i+Land nagasaki

アイランド ナガサキ

Renovated in April 2018, i + Land Nagasaki is full with activities – the marine activities such as SUP surfing, sea kayak – rental cycle and Segway riding, the time you have will never be enough to enjoy all the entertainment and the nature. Free shuttle service from Nagasaki sta. is available for guests.
Data：i+Land nagasaki
Address / 1-3277-7 Ioujima-machi Nagasaki City ,Nagasaki, Japan 851-1201
TEL/ 095-898-2202
To go & see

ISLAND LUMINA

A totally new type of attraction where you walk along a gently sloping forest path and venture into a fantasy world of lights, motion pictures, and digital art using state-of-the art technologies.  Enjoy the digital art in the wilderness!!
Data：ISLAND LUMINA
Address /1-3277-7 Ioujima-machi Nagasaki City ,Nagasaki, Japan 851-1201

Day2

Landed Battleship island, the remains of the Industrial Revolution.

To the lighthouse at the tip of the island.

From the hotel to the lighthouse
30 min by walk / 2.5km
To go & see

Iojima Lighthouse

伊王島灯台

This lighthouse is one of eight lighthouses built in accordance with the Edo Treaty, signed between the US, the UK, France, the Netherlands and the Japanese government in 1866. As the first lighthouse in Japan made from steel, it was carefully maintained up until the atomic bombing of Nagasaki. The lighthouse was fully restored after World War II.
Data：Iojima Lighthouse
Address / 1-3240 Iojima-machi 851-1201
From the lighthouse to the hotel
30 min. by walk / 2.5km

Check out at the hotel.
Board a ship on the Gunkanjima tour!


To go & see

Gunkanjima(Hashima)

軍艦島

Hashima is called Gunklanjima(Battleship island) because of the shape. Coal was first discovered on the island. Industrial mining began, and as production increased, the island was expanded, and large residential and industrial buildings and high sea walls were constructed. In addition to tours, there is also a digital museum at the dock.
Data：Gunkanjima(Hashima)
Address / Hashima. Takashimacho, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 851-1315
TEL/ 095-895-9300
From the dock to the hotel
10min. by Tram / 0.8km

Check in at the hotel.
Leave your luggage and take a walk in the city!

From the hotel to Oura Church
10 min. by Tram / １km
To go & see

Oura Church

大浦天主堂

Oura churach as known as "Oura Cathedral, The Church of 26 Martyrs." was built by the end if Edo period. The church was constructed in the Gothic style and is Japan's oldest existing wooden church. Oura Cathedral became famous worldwide as the church that discovered the "hidden followers" who had survived the religious persecution.
Data：Oura Church
Address / 5-3 Minamiyamate-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0931　
TEL/ 095-823-2628
From Oura Church to Glover Garden
3 min. by walk / 0.1km
To go & see

Glover Garden

グラバー園

Glover Garden is an open air museum in Nagasaki that exhibits mansions of several of the city's former foreign residents and related buildings. The gardens, in addition to revealing the living circumstances of Nagasaki's foreign residents during what is known as "the period of foreign settlement," also display an abundance of fascinating natural beauty.
Data：Glover Garden
Address/ 8-1 Minamiyamate-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0931
TEL/ 095-822-8223
From Glover Garden to China Town
15 min. by Tram / 1.7km
To go & see

Nagasaiki Shinchi China Town

長崎新地中華街

The Shinchi area was originally land reclaimed for warehouses used by Chinese boats. Today it is one of Japan’s top three Chinatowns, featuring a total of 250m crisscrossing roads filled with Chinese restaurants, shops and large red Chinese gates. Must visit Lantern Festival during Chinese New year.
Data：Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown
Address / 10-13 Shinchi-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0842
TEL/ 095-822-6540
Short walks

Stay

Hotel JAL City Nagasaki

ホテルJALシティ長崎

Hotel JAL City Nagasaki is located right next to Chinatown, making it a very convenient place for both sightseeing and business. The guest rooms, which were renovated in 2020, are used the indigo colors as an accent color, it is also the color of Hasamiyaki and Mikawachiyaki which are local pottery of Nagasaki.
Data：Hotel JAL City Nagasaki
Address / 13-20 Shinchi-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0842
TEL/ 095-825-2580

Day3

Let’s think about war & peace while looking at Nagasaki city from the mountaintop.

Check-out the hotel

From the hotel to Nagasaki Peace Park
25 min. by Tram / 4.8km
To go & see

Nagasaki Peace Park

平和公園

The complex is comprised of two parks and a memorial museum. North across the street from the Hypocenter Park lies the Memorial Park that contains the iconic Peace Statue, a large fountain and various other memorials presented to the city by various governments and groups from across the world.
Data：Nagasaki Peace Park
Address /Matsuyama-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 852-8118
From Peace Park to Atomic Bomb Museum
5 min. by walk / 0.4km
To go & see

Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum

原爆資料館

The atomic bomb was dropped over the Urakami district of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. The Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum covers the history of this event in the accessible form of a story. It begins with the disastrous scene of the attack and includes the events leading up to the dropping of the atomic bomb, the reconstruction of Nagasaki up to the present day, the history of nuclear weapons development, and the hope for a peaceful world free of nuclear weapons.
Data： Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum
Address/ 7-8 Hiranomachi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 852-8117
TEL/ 095-844-1231
From Atomic Bomb Museum to Mt. Inasa
7 min. by taxi / 2km

Ropeway
To go & see

Mount Inasa

稲佐山

Mount Inasa is a 333 meter high mountain close to Nagasaki's city center. The summit can be reached by ropeway, bus or car and offers great views over the city. The night views from Mount Inasa are also amazing andranked among Japan's three best night views.
Data：Mount Inasa
Address /Inasa-machi, Nagasaki,Nagasaki 852-8011
From Mt. Inasa to Megane-bashi
10min. by taxi / ３km
To go & see

Megane-bashi (bridge)

眼鏡橋

The bridge gets its name from its resemblance to a pair of spectacles when the arches of the bridges are reflected as ovals on the surface of the river. There is a stone walkway along the river bank that makes for a pleasant stroll with nice views of the water and bridges.
Data：Megane-bashi(bridge)
住所/ Uonomachi or Suwa-machi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0874
TEL/ 095-829-1193
Proceed to Nagasaki Airport

From Nagasaki city area to airport
40 min. by Airport bus / 40km

Back to Tokyo

旅行代金（概算）

Tour Fee
Per Person
Peak Season (1 room for 2 people)　 90,000JPY～
Off season (1 room for 2 people) 54,000JPY～

Includes
Round trip flight 、2nights accommodation (2 breakfast& 1 dinner) , tax

Sights Information

Sasebo

Sasebo is the second largest city after Nagasaki. Huis Ten Bosch, a huge theme park that recreates the streets of Europe, has seasonal fun and creates an extraordinary life. Known for having a US military base, "Sasebo Burger" is a citizen's soul food.

Kujukushima

Literally meaning 99 islands, there are actually closer to 200 verdant patches scattered along the coastline. Kujukushima are beautiful natural landscapes with a complex interwoven rias coast and islands. Almost the entire area has been designated as the “Saikai national park”, and the density of islands is the highest in Japan.

Shimabara Peninsula

The Shimabara Peninsula is a popular hot spring and hiking destination that lies to the east of Nagasaki City. Unzen Onsen, an attractive hot spring resort town, can be found near the peak of the still active volcano. Wild dolphin watching is available at the southernmost tip of the peninsula.

Nagasaki Kunchi Festival

The festival has been celebrated for about 400 years and incorporates different aspects of Chinese and Dutch cultures, which have played a role in the city's history. The festival's highlights are the dance and show performances by groups representing Nagasaki's various city districts.

Hasami-yaki

Hasami-yaki, which is simple, functional, durable and easy to handle, is becoming more and more popular year by year because there are many vessels that can be purchased at reasonable prices. It features a smooth porcelain texture and indigo painting.

Hirado casstle

Hirado Castle stands on a hill guarding Hirado Port and the Hirado Strait, which used to be part of an important trade route between Japan and the Asian mainland. A large-scale renovation was completed and it was reopened in 2021.

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