Dejima出島
The site of the man-made island where the Dutch traded while Japan was closed to the world. Its buildings have been reconstructed.
- History & buildings
- about 1.5 hr
- Paid entry
- Fine on a rainy day
Tram · About 10 min from Nagasaki ・ Tram to Dejima, or about 15 minutes on foot
Nagasaki guide
Western houses and churches on the hills, Chinese temples and the site of Dejima: a port long open to the world. Learn about the atomic bombing at the Peace Park, and see the harbor lights from Mt. Inasa.
Things to see 10 classics
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- 1
Glover Garden
A hillside garden of Western-style houses from the 1860s onward, overlooking the harbor. The Glover House is part of a World Heritage site.
- History & buildings
- Views
about 1.5 hrPaid entryWheelchair & stroller friendly
Tram · About 30 min from Nagasaki ・ Tram, changing at Shinchi Chinatown, to Oura Tenshudo; then about 8 minutes on foot ・ 1.1km from here
- 2
Oura Cathedral
A National Treasure church built in the 1860s, the oldest surviving church building in Japan. Part of a World Heritage site.
- History & buildings
- Temples, shrines & churches
about 30 minPaid entryFine on a rainy day
Tram · About 25 min from Nagasaki ・ Tram, changing at Shinchi Chinatown, to Oura Tenshudo; then about 5 minutes on foot ・ 1.1km from here
- 4
Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum
A museum that tells of the bombing of August 9, 1945 through belongings and photographs. A short walk from the hypocenter park.
- History & buildings
about 1.5 hrPaid entryFine on a rainy dayWheelchair & stroller friendly
Tram · About 20 min from Nagasaki ・ Tram to Genbaku Shiryokan, then about 5 minutes on foot ・ 3.3km from here
- 5
Mt. Inasa
A famous night-view spot looking down on the lights of the hillside city around the harbor. Go up by ropeway or bus.
- Views
- Night views
about 60 minFreeWheelchair & stroller friendly
Ropeway · About 35 min from Nagasaki ・ Bus to Ropeway-mae, then the ropeway from Fuchi Jinja Station ・ 2.3km from here
- 6
Dejima
The site of the man-made island where the Dutch traded while Japan was closed to the world. Its buildings have been reconstructed.
- History & buildings
about 1.5 hrPaid entryFine on a rainy day
Tram · About 10 min from Nagasaki ・ Tram to Dejima, or about 15 minutes on foot ・ 100m from here
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Dejima
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- Elevators available (the route may be longer)
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- Go hereNagasaki Shinchi ChinatownAbout 7 min on foot
A Chinatown lined with restaurants serving champon and sara-udon noodles. It is a venue for the Nagasaki Lantern Festival in winter.
- Go hereDutch Slope and Higashi-YamateAbout 10 min on foot
A stone-paved slope lined with Western-style houses in the old foreign settlement. You can walk on from here toward Oura Cathedral.
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