Nishizaka Koen [Barrier-free] Nishizaka Park (26 Saints Monument/Memorial Hall)

On February 1597, 2, the first Christians in Japan were executed by order of the state, and 5 bronze statues have been installed on Nishizaka Hill, the site of their martyrdom. The statues all face the direction of Oura Cathedral, but now they are blocked by buildings and cannot be seen. There is also a parking lot for park users next door, and it is wheelchair accessible, although there are some uphill steps along the way to Nishizaka Park Square, which is located on a small hill. There is a slope in the park, and the inscription at the foot of the bronze statue reads, ``If anyone wants to follow me, he must deny me, take up the cross, and follow me, from his Mark chapter 26'' Bible. You can see the words up close.

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

Free parking for sightseeing and park use
Use within 40 minutes
AM9: 30-PM5: 30
Fixed handrails are installed at both ends of the sink, so the space in front of the toilet is a little narrow.　　
A baby seat is also available.

The 26 Japanese Saints Memorial Hall adjacent to the park is also recommended!

There is a gentle downward slope leading to the ``1 Japanese Saints Memorial Hall'' behind the bronze statue, making it easy for people in wheelchairs to get there. The entrance to the facility is flat with an automatic door, and the entrance to the exhibition room on the first floor is also automatic, with a flat interior and a barrier-free toilet. The material exhibits are at a height that can be viewed by people in wheelchairs.
However, to visit the exhibition room on the second floor, you will have to use the stairs as there is no elevator.

Address	850-0051 Nishizakacho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture XNUMX-XNUMX
Telephone number	095-822-6000(26 Japanese Saints Memorial Hall)
Contact	Nagasaki City Hall TLE 095-822-8888
Prices	■About the “26 Japanese Saints Memorial Hall” Opening hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Closed: 12/31 - 1/2 Admission fee General: 500 yen High school and junior high school students: 300 yen Elementary school students: 150 yen Half price for person with disability certificate, half price for one caregiver
Transportation access	About 5 minutes walk from JR Nagasaki Station　 On the way from the national highway to the park, the slope in front of Nagasaki Broadcasting Station is quite steep and requires assistance.
Parking	There are two parking lots in the park, one in front of the stairs and one in front of the toilet, and one parking space for people with disabilities inside the park.
Remarks	Updated in March 6
Link URL	26 Japanese Saints Memorial Hall