Nagasaki Peace Park (Peace Statue) An iconic symbol of peace, the statue’s raised hand warns against the threat of nuclear weapons, while the lowered hand represents a prayer for peace and harmony.

Atomic Bomb Museum: A solemn record of the 1945 atomic bombing, conveying a powerful message of remembrance and a global appeal for a nuclear-free world.

Visit Sannō Shrine Atomic Bomb–Surviving Kusunoki Tree & Single-Pillar Torii Sannō Shrine (A-bombed Camphor Trees): These 800-year-old camphor trees miraculously sprouted new leaves after the atomic bombing, standing today as living symbols of hope and rebirth. Second Torii (One-Legged Torii): Supported by a single remaining pillar, this torii gate survived the blast and remains a powerful testament to Nagasaki’s resilience and recovery.

Meganebashi (Spectacles Bridge): Japan’s oldest stone bridge and one of Nagasaki’s most iconic photo spots.

Coffee Fujio: A retro café where you can enjoy nostalgic coffee and the famous “eating milkshakes” in an authentic 1940s atmosphere. A coffee or milkshake is included for your break.

Fukusaya Main Store A 400-year-old tradition specializing in premium castella cake, handcrafted by master artisans in a historic wooden flagship store—perfect for souvenir shopping.

Glover Garden: A World Heritage site featuring historic Western-style residences, offering panoramic harbor views and insights into Japan’s modern history.