The long history [Barrier-free] Nagai Takashi Memorial Museum

Dr. Takashi Nagai continued to advocate and pray for lasting peace through love of neighbor. The Nagasaki Takashi Nagai Memorial Hall was established to long commemorate Dr. Nagai's spirit and achievements, to honor his virtues, and to continue to widely disseminate his wishes together with Nyokodo. The first floor is an exhibition room and the second floor is a library.

Busan Area: Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)

Nyokodo was used as a study and hospital room until May 1951, 26, when he passed away at the age of 5. You can see right in front of the doctor's residence, where he lived with his two children, in a space of just two tatami mats.
It is within walking distance from Peace Park. There is a sidewalk, but there is a lot of car traffic, so please be careful.

Address	852-8113 Uenocho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 22-6
Telephone number	095-844-3496
FAX	095-844-3496
Email address	nagai-takashi@mxb.cncm.ne.jp
Opening hours	Opening hours 9:00-17:00 Closed December 29th - January 3rd
Prices	Exhibition room admission fee: Individuals (15 years and older): 100 yen, Groups (15 or more people): 80 yen Admission is free for the person with a disability certificate and one caregiver who resides in the city. Half price if you live outside the city. Free if you are over 60 years old and live in the city (requires presentation of elderly welfare card (Iki-iki Card))
Transportation access	・About 6-8 minutes walk from Ohashi Station tram stop ・Approximately 1 minute walk from Nagasaki bus stop "Nyokodoshita"
Remarks	*Updated on November 2, 11