11 Places in Nagasaki
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11 places in Nagasaki: Peace Park Nagasaki 長崎, Glover Garden, Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, and 8 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Micaela | ミカエラ.
Peace Park Nagasaki 長崎
Park
4.3
Visit Nagasaki Peace Park to reflect on the city's poignant history. The park features powerful monuments, including the iconic Peace Statue, commemorating the atomic bombing.
Glover Garden
Historical landmark
4.1
Hike up Hollander Slope to Glover Garden for stunning views of the harbor and historical residences. Keep an eye out for the charming heart-shaped stones hidden along the paths.
Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown
Landmark
3.7
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Shinchi Chinatown, the oldest Chinatown in Japan. Explore the colorful streets, adorned with red lanterns, and try a delicious pork bun.
Mt. Inasayama Observatory
Observation deck
4.5
Take the ropeway up Mount Inasayama for one of the world's best night views, known as the '10 Million Dollar Night View'. Arrive before sunset to witness the city transform into a dazzling display of lights.
Nagasaki Station
Train station
4.0
Start your journey at Nagasaki Station, the central hub for exploring the city. Its modern design and convenient access make it the perfect gateway to your Nagasaki adventure.
MIRAI NAGASAKI COCOWALK
Shopping mall
3.9
Ride the Ferris wheel at Mirai Nagasaki Cocowalk for panoramic city views. Enjoy a coffee or green tea at the renovated Tsutaya within the complex for a relaxing break.
Suwa Shrine
Shinto shrine
4.4
Ascend the many steps to Suwa Shrine for serene views and a glimpse into local traditions. Consider visiting the cafe for Bota Mochi, a traditional sweet treat.
Dejima
Landmark
4.2
Step back in time at Dejima, a meticulously restored 17th-century Dutch trading post. Explore the unique blend of Japanese and Dutch architecture and historical exhibits.
Café Sevilla
Cafe
4.3
Indulge in Nagasaki's sweet heritage at Cafe Sevilla, known for its Castella cake and Milk Sēki. These sugary delights are a testament to Nagasaki's historical role as a sugar trading hub.
Sushi Dejima
Sushi restaurant
4.6
Dine at the restaurant within Dejima and try 'Turkish Rice,' a local specialty, even if its origins are more complex than the name suggests. It's a unique culinary experience reflecting Nagasaki's diverse past.
Nagasaki Road Seagull Market
Shopping mall
4.2
Before departing, stock up on souvenirs at Kamome Ichiba, offering a wide array of local goods and specialty foods. Don't miss trying the freshly made pork buns, a local favorite.
