長崎県 – RURUBU & ALL WAY JAPAN

City Overview

In the Edo period, the island of Nagasaki was established as a window for overseas exchanges, and trade with the Netherlands and China was active. Its influence has taken root in a food culture that is a fusion of different cultures, such as Castella, Champon, and Takufuku cuisine. The prefecture is dotted with world cultural heritage sites, including the Oura Catholic Temple and the Glover Garden, and the Warship Island, which once flourished from coal mining. In addition, Huis Ten Bosch, a recreation of the Dutch cityscape, is a popular tourist destination. In addition, a peace park has been established as the site of the atomic bomb damage, which conveys the importance of peace. The shipbuilding industry has also developed and has become one of the major industries.

Basic Information

Address:

3-1 Onoe-cho, Nagasaki, Nagasaki

Region: Kyushu/Okinawa

Prefecture: Nagasaki Prefecture

Nagasaki

Demographics

Total Population:

1,289,994

Number of Households:

634,183

Major Industries

INDUSTRIAL: It is the base of one of Japan's leading shipbuilding industries and is home to a large number of shipbuilding-related companies, including the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Nagasaki Shipyard.
Agriculture: Using a warm climate, there is a thriving production of oranges and loquat, potatoes and shiitake mushrooms.
Aquatic industry: Surrounded by the East China Sea and the Ariake Sea, it is home to a thriving fishery of tuna, yellowtail, horse mackerel, oysters and other products. Aquaculture of trahugu, Iki sea urchin, and pearls are also developing.

Local Products

Takufuku Cuisine, Nagasaki Champon, Castella, Turkish Rice, Lemon Steak, Sasebo Burger, Kakuni Manju, Chawamun Steamed, White Iron Fire, Milkshake, Niggo, Nagasaki Wagyu Beef, Mikan, Biwa, Aji, Buri, Nagasaki Bekko, Mikawauchi Yaki, Hassami Yaki

Nagasaki

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