At Nagasaki Peace Park, you can walk among memorials and sculptures dedicated to the victims of the atomic bomb. Take time to reflect at the iconic Peace Statue and learn about the city’s commitment to peace. It’s a meaningful place to understand Nagasaki’s history and capture memorable photos.

At Hypocenter Park, you can see the exact location where the atomic bomb exploded in 1945. Walk around the monument and learn about the tragic events and the impact on the city. It’s a place to reflect on history and gain a deeper understanding of Nagasaki’s journey toward peace.

At the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, you can explore exhibits detailing the events of August 9, 1945, and the impact of the atomic bomb on the city. See photographs, artifacts, and personal stories that illustrate the tragedy and resilience of Nagasaki’s citizens. It’s a place to learn, reflect, and gain a deeper understanding of history and the importance of peace.

The observation deck offers one of the most breathtaking panoramic views in Japan, often called the “10 Million Dollar Night View.” From here, you can enjoy a stunning overlook of Nagasaki’s unique harbor and surrounding mountains. Even during the daytime, the scenery is beautiful and provides a perfect photo opportunity.

Let’s enjoy some local Nagasaki cuisine. If you have any allergies or preferences, we can adjust the lunch location to suit your needs.

Dejima was a small artificial island that served as Japan’s only gateway to the outside world during the period of national isolation. At the observation points, you can see how it was once separated from the mainland and learn about its role in trade with the Dutch and the exchange of culture and knowledge.

Visit Meganebashi (Spectacles Bridge), one of Nagasaki’s most beloved landmarks. Its twin arches reflected in the river create the shape of eyeglasses — a perfect spot for photos and a peaceful stroll through the city’s historic heart.

At Oura Church, you can visit Japan’s oldest Christian church and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the historic building and learn about the history of Christianity in Nagasaki. It’s a chance to see beautiful architecture and understand the unique cultural and religious heritage of the city.

At Glover Garden, you can explore Western-style residences from the 19th century on a hillside overlooking Nagasaki Harbor. Walk through the gardens, enjoy panoramic views, and learn about the foreign merchants who influenced Japan’s modernization. It’s a great place to take photos, experience history, and enjoy scenic views of the city.