1 night 2 days Nagasaki Perfect Plan [Nagasaki Town + Warship Island]

Introducing a two-day-to-one-night plan that includes classic spots. Experience the exotic atmosphere of Holland in the city of Nagasaki, learn about Nagasaki's history at Dejima, Gunkanjima, and Peace Park, and enjoy the city's beautiful night view to your heart's content.

Total: 2 Days

Course

Day 1 START

Station

8:00

Nagasaki Station

Tramway about 15 minutes, train stop Oura Cathedral, 5 minutes walk

History

8:30

To the sights around Oura Cathedral

Take a tour of popular tourist spots where you can immerse yourself in exotic mood, such as Oura Tenshudo, a world heritage site with a history of discovery of lay people, and the Glover Garden, which is lined with western halls from the late Tokugawa period to the Meiji period.

(1st photo) The Oura Cathedral is the oldest surviving church architecture dedicated to the Twenty-Six Saints of Japan. The stained glass inside is fine.
(2nd photo) The Glover Garden is lined with nine Western-style houses, and the inside of the garden is colored with flowers.

Tramway about 6 minutes, train stop Shinchi Chinatown, 2 minutes walk

Activities

11:30

Take a stroll around Nagasaki's Chinatown and Dejima

For lunch, enjoy the local dish champon in Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, one of the three largest Chinatowns in Japan. After the meal, tour the restored buildings in Dejima, the only trading point with Europe during the Edo period.

(1st photo) A typical Chinese vermilion-painted gate stands at the entrance.
(2nd photo) The area is lined with restored buildings from the isolation period as well as surviving Meiji-era buildings.

Roadbus and ropeway about 25 minutes

Activities

18:00

See the night view from Inasa Park

Nagasaki has been chosen as one of the new top three night views in the world, alongside Monaco and Shanghai. The glittering cityscape seen from Inasayama Park is a popular night view spot. We recommend taking a gondola and looking at the night view from the observation deck at the top of the mountain, 333 meters above sea level. From here, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic night view. The Nagasaki cityscape that can be seen from inside the gondola is also a spectacular sight.

Course

Day 2 START

Port Terminal

9:00

Nagasaki Port Terminal

History

9:00~11:30

Landing on Gunkanjima: See the industrial heritage on a sightseeing cruise

Hashima Island was once home to over 5,000 people and supported the modernization of Japan through coal mining. Its appearance resembles a battleship, hence the name "Battleship Island." A popular option is a tour of the abandoned island. You can sense the past everywhere, including the remains of a shaft and Japan's oldest reinforced concrete apartment building. Tours are run by several cruise companies, and you must make a reservation in advance to land on the island. It often fills up, so it's best to book early.

About 20 minutes by tram from Nagasaki Port Terminal

History

13:00

Visit the Peace Park and surrounding historical spots

Visit the Peace Park in the center of the Urakami district and nearby sites to learn about the history of the atomic bomb and the importance of peace. The vast park is dotted with must-see sites, including the Peace Memorial Statue, the Nagasaki Bell, and the Peace Fountain.

(Picture) Bronze statue of peace prayer with wishes for world peace

History

Urakami Cathedral

It is known as the best Romanesque cathedral in the East.

Address: 1-79 Motoomachi, Nagasaki
Insight time: 9:00 to 17:00
Holiday: No leave

12 minutes by tram

Shopping

16:00

Looking for souvenirs around Nagasaki Station

The main building and new building of AMU Plaza Nagasaki are home to a variety of shops, including some that are opening for the first time in Kyushu and Nagasaki. If you're looking for souvenirs, head to the Nagasaki Kaido Kamome Market.

(Photo) The new Amu Plaza building opened in November 2023.

A short walk

Station

17:00

GOAL Nagasaki Station

Course

+ I want to go here in one day! Unzen Shimabara

In Unzen, located in the center of the Shimabara Peninsula, you can enjoy a tour of hell while surrounded by the smell of sulfur and steam from hot springs. In Shimabara, a water castle town located on the east side of the peninsula, you can stroll around the castle town blessed with spring water.

(Picture) There are about 30 hells scattered along the Unzen Jigoku promenade.

Oura Cathedral (Photo courtesy of Nagasaki Tourism Federation)
Urakami Cathedral (Photo courtesy of Nagasaki Tourism Federation)
*Permission to post photos has been granted by the Archdiocese of Nagasaki.

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