Nagasaki

An island that shows remnants of the miners’ lifestyle during the postwar period of high growth

The night view from Mt.Inasa is one of the best 3 in Japan but also one of the top 3 in the world

The residence of a foreign trader who played a part in Japanese history

Conveying hopes for peace and learning from the tragedy of the atomic bomb

Dejima, the only trading port open during the 200 years of Japan’s “Sakoku” (seclusion) era

Japan’s oldest arch bridge and one of the nation’s top 3 bridges

An encounter rate of 99%! See a pod of wild dolphins in just 15 minutes

A miracle in religious history - the discovery of Christian believers for the first time in 250 years

An aquarium specializing in penguins where they come sit right beside you

Nagasaki Dutch Slope is an area where many foreign residents lived and is overflowing with an air of exoticism

Melt-in-your-mouth kakuni (stewed pork belly) sandwiched in a fluffy steamed bun is supremely tasty

Pilaf, spaghetti and tonkatsu (deep-fried pork cutlet) are heartily piled up on one dish!

All of the rich ingredients from the harbor brought into one bowl! The famous local dish of Nagasaki chanpon

A traditional feast of the international trading city which is distributed through large plates of food on a round table

This is the yakisoba version of Nagasaki chanpon! Along with the gorgeous ingredients on top, there are also the crunchy and smoky noodles

The cruller with the long twisted shape is cute! This is a Nagasaki deep-fried confection which is inexpensive and tasty

A Western sweet from 16th-century Nagasaki that has become a famed Japanese confection