Nagasaki Eat like a local in Nagasaki
Nagasaki’s strong Chinese influence makes for a fascinating (and super-delicious) food culture.
$140 per person
3 hours
(64)
Tailoring each experience to your wishes by locals who love their city
If you’re seeking the best private tour guides in Nagasaki to show you this magnificent city beyond its museums and memorials, City Unscripted has got you covered. Best known for being the site of a WWII tragedy, Nagasaki has rebuilt itself as one of Japan’s most charming port cities, and our private tour guides in Nagasaki are eager to share the very best of it with travelers like you. From lively shopping streets to the peaceful Nagasaki Seaside Park, our private guides in Nagasaki will show you places loved by locals. You won’t miss out on symbols of its difficult past, but you’ll also connect with modern Nagasaki more intimately than you ever thought possible
Nagasaki may be known for its iconic imagery like Nagasaki Peace Park, the Fukusai-ji temple mausoleum, and the one-legged Sanno Shrine whose column was destroyed by the bomb, but our private tour guides in Nagasaki can’t wait to show you the sights that make their city truly memorable. From unique places like a 200-year-old sweet shop and a moss-covered mountainside cemetery to unexpected historic landmarks like Dutch Slope (a stone-paved street with the former Western-style residences of foreign traders), our Nagasaki private tour guides will reveal the true spirit of their city.
City Unscripted offers a range of exciting experiences – just choose your ideal tour, and let our private tour guides in Nagasaki do the rest! Maybe you’ll want to squeeze in 10 of the city’s most famous attractions on a must-see experience or stumble upon local haunts and holes-in-the-wall on a “Secret gems of Nagasaki” tour. Perhaps you want to taste the best of Nagasaki Chinatown’s mouthwatering cuisine in our “Eat like a local in Nagasaki” experience, or maybe you’ll simply spend a full day following our private tour guides in Nagasaki between iconic sights and hidden gems.
Every traveler’s dream day in a city as diverse as Nagasaki is different, so our private tour guides in Nagasaki do whatever it takes to make yours a reality. Our local hosts will talk to you, getting a feel for your personality and passions, then plan an unforgettable Nagasaki experience 100% tailored to you. Whether you want to sample incredible Japanese cuisine at traditional markets, explore fascinating neighborhoods with a decidedly international influence, or appreciate how Nagasaki rebuilt itself after the tragedy, our private tour guides in Nagasaki will plan your perfect day.
Our host for our Nagasaki tour was Miki, she was great. Prior to our tour she communicated often with us in preparation for our tour. She helped us use the bus to get around town. We espcially liked visiting the Atomic Bomb gardens and museum, although very sobering. We had an instant connection with Miki as we are from Washington State and Miki had attended the University of Washington. We will be returning to Nagasaki in two weeks and Miki provided us a list of additional things we could see and do on our return. It was a great day for us and the rain even held off for us. We highlt reconmend this tour and hope you get Miki as your tour guide.
4 July 2026
Prepare for exertion with the castle steps…but very much worth it!
20 June 2026
Our guide, Shin, was a joy to have as our guide. It was like walking with a friend who was proud of his home city, and to be able to show us around. We were very fortunate to have his deep local knowledge, as he took us to locations we could not have known to visit; with each one added unanticipated depth and context. Add in his knowledge of greater Japan, and it's history within the world, and you have a consummate guide.
18 June 2026
Moe listened to our priorities and planned our day accordingly. She was knowledgeable of the area and her language skills were excellent. She was friendly and engaging and a wonderful tour guide! We highly recommend! Highest rating available!
17 June 2026