Ogawa hataten [Barrier-free] Ogawa Kite Store (Nagasaki Kite Museum)

In Nagasaki, the word "hata" refers to a kite. ``Ogawa Kite Store'' is located near the top of Mt. Kazeto and continues to make groupers, a traditional product of Nagasaki. The inside of the store is filled from ceiling to wall with groupers, and there are well over 100 of them, all in a variety of shapes, colors, and patterns. Although the store entrance has stairs, the inside of the store is flat and you can choose your own products and watch a kite-making demonstration. If you make a reservation, you can experience everything from making a grouper to actually raising the grouper you made (for a fee). However, the experience involves moving to a tatami room and requires assistance.

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

There are stairs from the road to the store entrance, and people in wheelchairs will need assistance to enter the store.
You can ask the store staff for assistance.
There is a paid parking lot on the premises of the Ogawa Kite store. 1 hour/200 yen
You can also use it for walking around Kazagashira Park, etc. other than entering the store.

Kazagashira Park “Kite Flying Square”

The small hill in front of you is Kazagashira Park's ``kite flying plaza''. You will need to use the stairs to get to the plaza and will need assistance.
However, you can go to the square where the Ryoma statue is located from the road on the left side of the photo.
Normally, the entrance is chained and cars are not allowed to enter, but the road is well maintained and people in wheelchairs can get there in about 3 minutes from in front of the Ogawa Kite store.

Address	850-0803 Kazegashiracho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 11-2
Telephone number	095-823-1928
FAX	095-823-1938
Opening hours	9:00～18:00 Open all year round
Transportation access	Approximately 15 minutes by car from JR Nagasaki Station Take the Nagasaki bus and get off at the last stop of Kazetoyama, then walk about 10 minutes towards the Kazeto Park entrance.
Parking	5 paid parking spaces (next to the store)
Remarks	*Updated on November 2, 9