Must-see Nagasaki in a day
Far beyond the memorials and museums, you’ll see 10 of vibrant Nagasaki’s top attractions.
Match with one of our local hosts
Be matched with a host based on your interests and preferences, to tailor your perfect day.
100% Flexible: Adapt in real time
Your host will fine-tune the experience in real time to match your mood.
Experience Overview
Time:
8 hoursWhat to expect:
Fully tailored to your preferencesLanguage:
Hosted in English (Other languages may be requested)Meeting point:
Nagasaki Station tourist information center - The host will be waiting in front of it.Cancellation:
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experienceWhat to bring:
- We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and carrying a light bag for your essentials.
- Public transport may be used during the experience - please bring a travel card or small amount of cash for fares.
What’s Included:
What’s Excluded:
Key Highlights:
- See 10 of Nagasaki’s top attractions with a local host to help you squeeze them all into eight hours
- Visit the city’s most famous temples and shrines, including Fukusai-ji and Sanno
- Hungry? Try some fusion food at the oldest Chinatown in Japan, or try a local soul food, toruko raisu (Turkish rice)
- Experience the city’s Western influence at Dutch Slope and the old Dutch district, Dejima
- Let your local host give you insider tips and recommendations for more unmissable things to see and do on your trip
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What you’ll do
Although the name Nagasaki is synonymous with devastating events of WWII, the city is much more than its monuments and memorials – and, with your local host leading the way, you’ll see 10 of its top attractions. You’ll navigate the crisscrossing lanes of Chinatown and celebrate the city’s resilience at Nagasaki Peace Park, then explore Nagasaki at Nakashima river, snapping pictures of Meganebashi bridge and shopping for traditional Japanese sweets at the 200-year-old Iwanaga Baijyuken sweet shop. But, you’ll also see famous temples and shrines, like Fukusai-ji temple (rebuilt as a mausoleum for fallen Japanese soldiers), the one-legged Sanno shrine (its second column was destroyed by the bomb), and Suwa shrine, a survivor of the attack.
Real Stories, Real Connections
Blossoms and Bento: A Perfect Spring Picnic
A person stands at the Nagasaki Peace Park, featuring the Peace Statue.
Serenity Under the Watchful Gaze of the Guardian
Peaceful Moments at Nagasaki Peace Park
Red Lantern Dreams: A Walk Through Cultural Wonders
A Smiling Journey Unfolds
Joyful Moments at the Shrine
Sunshine Smiles on the Stone Bridge Adventure
Cherished Moments Among Lucky Cats
Savoring Tradition: A Taste of Local Delights
Joyful Memories Under the Open Sky
Embracing Tradition: A Modern Encounter with History
Joyful Bridges: Connecting Hearts on a Sunlit Day
Embracing the View: A Family Moment Above the Bay
Sunlit Smiles on a Bustling Street
Savoring Sweet Moments in Japan
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Springtime Serenity Under Blossoming Skies
Joyful Reunion Under the Spires
Peaceful Moments Above the City
Joyful Toast in Cozy Comfort
Savoring the Flavors: A Toast in Japan
A Joyful Day at the Vibrant Chinatown Gateway
Cheers to New Friendships in a Cozy Bar
Wanderlust Moments in the Park
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